Editing complete.tpl template does not shows on page

[poliquinp]

Hello,

 

We are trying to complete the editing of the last orderform template for our cart process and it is the complete.tpl.

 

First, we copied the exact file from standard_cart/complete.tpl and placed it in our dev folder.

 

After, when we use this link to complete order (whmcs/cart.php?a=complete&carttpl=dev&systpl=dev) we recive the email confirmation but we fall on a blank page.

 

But if we write (whmcs/cart.php?a=complete&carttpl=standar_cart&systpl=six) as a default value, we see the Paypal redirection page.

 

 

Also, if I do this link (whmcs/cart.php?a=complete&carttpl=standard_cart&systpl=dev) I get nothing also. So I think it might be something in the template folder directly that I am missing.

 

Any clue where I could fix this?

 

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I did not found the "edit" button so pardon me !

 

As I mentionned above, when I set the six template and standar_cart cart template everything is fine.

 

If I set dev as template, nothing works. So I was thinking about the fact that I might be missing some includes files or folder. I looked in the six folder, and I saw the oauth and store folders. Does anything of this could resolve my problem?

[brian!]

remember yesterday when I set doing this could cause issues at the end of the ordering process... here we are!

 

in your dev/complete.tpl - did you remember to change all references of standard_cart in the 3 includes ?

[poliquinp]

Here we are

 

I did yes called all includes files to my dev folder. But even if I deleted everything and only write Hello World or {debug} nothing happend still.

 

Very strange

[brian!]

Here we are

I did yes called all includes files to my dev folder. But even if I deleted everything and only write Hello World or {debug} nothing happened still.

Very strange

actually, it's quite usual... and just one of those strange quirks you get used to after a while.... there used to be all sorts of conflicts you could create when specifying a cart template that wasn't your default one... happy days!

 

carttpl & systpl can only take you so far, and I tend to only use them when testing earlier stages... to give a through test, I tend to make the testing template the default one and that avoids a lot of hassle... though obviously i'm doing that on a dev, not a live site.