Hey

So after looking into this myself I believe I have discovered the cause.

The VQMod check within tb_themes/shoppica2/library/Utils.php fails, as it no longer correctly identifies the latest version of VQMod as being installed (I guess because of some core changes to VQMod 1.4, as this error is not present with versions below this).

To fix this I have modified the function from

public static function vqmodCheck($filename)
    {
        if (!array_key_exists('vqmod', $GLOBALS)) {
            return $filename;
        }

        global $vqmod;

        return $vqmod->modCheck($filename);
    }

to the following (only checked with latest VQMod)

public static function vqmodCheck($filename)
    {
    
      if(!class_exists('VQMod')) {
          return $filename;
    }

        return VQMod::modCheck($filename);
    }

This is now working, as when my installed VQMod (Blog Manager in this case) modifies the seo_url.php file, it no longer causes the Fatal error (originally trigged by the doRouting function within CatalogDispatcher.php also requesting seo_url.php).

However as I have modified a core file, I’ll lose it if there are any further updates, so if this is stable and the best way of going about this please release it as a patch, as I have seen others with this problem around the web with no solution until now.

Also could you please let me know if this is stable as I am planning to use this fix on my live site!

Many Thanks,
Ross

• This reply was modified 3870 days ago by  Rossh.

Hi,

Thanks for posting the patch here

We will add it in the next theme update.

Best regards,
Svetoslav

ThemeBurn team

Hej ThemeBurn team,

I’ve used the replacement you posted above after having the same problem with the Blog Manager. However, I get this error message now:

Fatal error: Class ‘Controllercommonseourl’ not found in /mnt/webh/e1/74/52607874/htdocs/oc/tb_themes/shoppica2/library/CatalogDispatcher.php on line 83

Before using your fix I deleted the “vq2-catalog_controller_common_seo_url.php” file in the vqcache to “solve” the problem. Can it have something to do with that file missing?

Thanks & best,
Torge

I just purchased the AC CMS extension (like blog manager)
Not gone live yet, just messing around in our test shop.
I get this error on top of every page:

Notice: Undefined variable: override in /public_html/vqmod/vqcache/vq2-catalog_controller_common_seo_url.php on line 73

If I turn off SEO_URLS it disappears. I have also manually deleted the VQMOD Cache without any changes.
Any idease?

Why havent this change been added to the latest version?

Hi @braevan,

we will need the website url, admin and ftp access, so we can check.

You can use hidepost to share private information with the support staff.

Regards,
ThemeBurn team