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Hey prestaforum.

 

This problem i can´t seem to understand.

 

After transfering the modified version of my webshop to the internet, it´s like the shop doesn´t register the customer anymore. No account options or cart options works, add to cart buttons registers the click, but nothing happens. Logging in makes the site refresh, but i´m not logged in afterwards.

 

I copied the database, deleted old version and uploaded the new version with the new database.

Everything looks and works fine in local environment, but no shopping or account features works on the net.

 

Look at smarty debugs $cart return:

$cart Smarty_Variable Object (3)
->value = Cart Object (23)
   ->id = null
   ->id_shop_group = 1
   ->id_shop = 1
   ->id_address_delivery = 0
   ->id_address_invoice = 0
   ->id_currency = 1
   ->id_customer = null
   ->id_guest = 0
   ->id_lang = 2
   ->recyclable = 0
   ->gift = 0
   ->gift_message = null
   ->mobile_theme = null
   ->date_add = null
   ->secure_key = null
   ->id_carrier = 0
   ->date_upd = null
   ->checkedTos = false
   ->pictures = null
   ->textFields = null
   ->delivery_option = null
   ->allow_seperated_package = false
   ->id_shop_list = null
->nocache = false
->scope = "Smarty root"

 

I see it´s different from my local environments, but i really can´t find the problem. Have i messed up bad, and if....how? :)

The site has been on the net for some time, so it´s sadly under maintenance right now, login can be provided if anybody with knowledge wants to help.

 

Thx in advance.

NB

Edited by NBBO (see edit history)
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Found the problem was somewhere in the browsers cookies, after clearing cookies, i was able to order and login again.

 

Now i´ve got another problem; How can i auto delete the old cookies when users reenter the store?

 

The old versions cookies lived for way too long, so i have to delete them in some way when customers visit the store again.

Would not risk losing returning customers, because they have to clear their browser or because they can´t order.

 

Anybody has any suggestions?

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