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Written on: 10. 06. 2011 [17:15]
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koalabeer
Tim
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registered since: 10.06.2011
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Hi All, i'm quite new to Magento and Typogento and a i have a little problem getting to the Typo3 Connector settings in Magento located at Magento > System > Configuration > Services > Typo3 Connector It gives me a 404 error page not found. Some info: Magento v1.5.1 Installed on Wamp (localhost) with sample data. Magento runs perfectly, both front end as back end. I've installed Typo3connect from: http://connect20.magentocommerce.com/community/Flagbit_Typo3connect with the Magento Connect Manager succesfully (at least that's what is says) In my windows hosts file i've created a host www.magento_localhost.nl and i can access and login to Magento at www.magento_localhost.nl/magento/admin I've read the other posts on this forum with similair problems and cleared the cache manually in the var/cache and var/session folders, cleared the cache from the Magento admin panel and disabled all caching in the Magento admin panel. Could anyone please give me some pointers on how to get to the Typo3 Connector settings so i can setup my connection with Typo3? Thanks! Koala By the way, i've also tried to access the Typo3 Connector settings in Magento v1.5.1 where Magento is installed at my default hosting company with the same 404 error page not found problem (therefore i don't think Wamp / localhost / windows hosts file is the problem) [This article was edited 1 times, at last 11.06.2011 at 09:15.] |
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Written on: 25. 08. 2011 [22:38]
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artus
Artus
registered since: 25.08.2011
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Hi, I got the same problem with Magento 1.6.0.0 fresh install. Any ideas how to get some detailed information from Magento? I've tried it with enabling log settings but only silence. So I have to try it with xdebug on my local mashine :/ ... on success I will post the solution. Greetings |
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Written on: 25. 08. 2011 [22:57]
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koalabeer
Tim
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registered since: 10.06.2011
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Try logging out and back in. After using magento for a while now i found out this usually solves these kind of problems with newly installed plugins |
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Written on: 26. 08. 2011 [00:19]
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artus
Artus
registered since: 25.08.2011
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Hi, thank you for your quick answer. Caching is a good point! Found out that the _resources property in the ACL used in Mage_Adminhtml_System_ConfigController::_isSectionAllowed is not proper updated, and in my case all caching clearing an disabling stuff with my mouse doesn't do anything, so I went to Roles in Backend->System->Permissions and set for Administrators all resources explicit without all and it works for me. Maybe the Ccache is working better in current versions ^^. Greets [Update] I was wrong! With 'Flush Magento Cache' it works correclty. [This article was edited 2 times, at last 26.08.2011 at 00:27.] |
