This should be the correct path:
/var/www/vhosts/e.org/httpdocs/mage_domain_com/app/Mage.php
Can you show me a screenshot of your settings page? You can submit it on jamesckemp.ticksy.com if you’d like to keep it private.
Thread Starter
pompi
(@pompejanska)
Hmm, and can you send a screenshot of your document root, expanded to Magento (FTP)?
Thread Starter
pompi
(@pompejanska)
Hello,
For other users, pompejanska managed to find a solution for this issue. He says:
As I supposed it was caused by parallels plesk and its server configuration or any privileges. Many people described problems with plesk specific paths.
Path, which I entered in wp-mage, was proper, but there were openbasedir restrictions.
I modified settings: I created a vhost.conf file in your /var/www/vhosts/my.wordpress.domain.com/conf/ directory and I pasted there:
<Directory /var/www/vhosts/path_to_wordpress>
php_admin_value open_basedir “/var/www/vhosts/path_to_wordpress:/var/www/vhosts/path_to_magento”
</Directory>
And by ssh:
/usr/local/psa/admin/sbin/httpdmng –reconfigure-all
Hope this helps anyone else facing the same issue on Plesk!
Thread Starter
pompi
(@pompejanska)
I’ve found better solution via plesk 11. No ssh access are required. Above solution causes tmp error.
Login to plesk, click Websites&Domains, click your wordpress domain, click PHP Settings tab and now change open_basedir value to:
{DOCROOT}/:/tmp/::/var/www/vhosts/your/mage/path/
Save.
Hi James,
i follow all solutions. Your instruction, and here your tips. Everything…
Maybe you can help. I used plesk too. I tested a new vhost.conf…and now pompejanskas last solution. nothing.
regards
Thread Starter
pompi
(@pompejanska)
Junesbad, I’m disappointed too… I bought mwi plugin but it no works on my plesk…
When I reported it to support, James replied after a month. He got the login details for the site, but he did as much as I can. – He blocked my magenta store 🙂
The plugin works for me only in part – it shows the products, but you can not add them to cart. I think this is caused by the cookies.
James: do something
Hi pompejanska,
I don’t recall receiving any Magento logins from you. Also, MWI is a free plugin.
It is definitely a cookie issue you are facing. Where did you send these logins to?
Thread Starter
pompi
(@pompejanska)
James, I send it (17th April), see:
http://jamesckemp.ticksy.com/ticket/193882
You logged to my magento shop and changed cookie’s setting. Then logging to my site was impossible.
The MWI is free, but I bought additional plugins for MWI.
I never logged in though, as you said you fixed it? We even posted your solution here.
You can edit the cookie path fields under core_config_data in the database. Note: If you change these, you need to clear your browser cache, and also var/cache and var/sessions
Thread Starter
pompi
(@pompejanska)
There is any cookie issue. The mwi plugin “sees” magento store (after above modifications). Products form my store are visible in wordpress. But adding to cart doesn’t work at all.
🙁
What was the cookie domain and path set to in the end?
What are the locations of your WP and Magento files via URL?
Thread Starter
pompi
(@pompejanska)
cookie domain is empty
cookie path: /
store domain: domain.pl
wordpress: subdomain.domain.pl
When I set cookie domain to: .domain.pl (as you suggest), adding to cart still doesn’t work and you can’t login to store as admin.
Your’s is the other way round to normal,
Try setting your wordpress cookie domain instead:
http://codex.wordpress.org/Editing_wp-config.php#Set_Cookie_Domain
set it to .domain.pl
