In our Magento webshop, we have a custom plugin that was build by our template builder that we bought on themeforest a vew months ago. There is no support anymore on this template, so if something is wrong with the template of plugins, we have to figure it out ourselfs.
A week ago, we created two additional store views for two additional languages. These are working now. But the problem is that a certain widget in the wysiwyg of this plugin is not working anymore.
The template is from Cooncook, and it has a custom megamenu plugin build in.
When I go to the megamenu item and I select one to edit, it gives me a wysiwyg editor to edit the contents of the menu dropdown div. wysiwyg editor And there are a few widgets that we put in the content. The problem is that when we want to edit the widgets, we get a 404 page.
404 message showing in widget window.
The strange thing is that I can add widgets on static blocks or normal pages, but I get a 404 on this plugin page.
Can anybody give me a lead on where I can look for code or a trace on where to look for a fix?
I hope somebody can give me a clue!
1 Answer 1
I've found the solution myself after a week of headache!..
Here it is:
When you want to edit the widget, you dubble click on it to open a popup, and change its values. The URL where the post request is made to was different. Because the url went to index.php/admin, but we've changed the magento admin url to 'beheershop'.
So probably the line /admin is hardcoded, otherwise it would have changed automatically.
Eventuelly the headache causing file is: app/code/local/Templines/Themedesigner/Block/Adminhtml/Menu/Edit/Form.php
Change the word: 'admin' to whatever you have changed your login url into, at line 22 and 27 in the str_replace function.
I this will help someone in the future.
In the CoonCook template ( the one we've purchased ).. there is a post