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Will someone please move this move this thread if I have entered it in the wrong place. I took this information from a post from 2009 so maybe that is why I am having problems getting it to work.
When I did this I get a 404 Error Page instead.
I am having a problem and don't know which entity is responsible for the problem and I certainly don't know how to fix it. I use the Ecwid shopping cart. It is wonderful, so easy to use. But is an AJAX based program. In order to be read by search engines, they installed an "Inline SEO Catalog" for me over a year ago. Visitors and sales are way down ever since and I recently discovered that the catalog is not working. Ecwid tells me that is is most likely because the hosting company does not have the libcurl extension of PHP enabled for my account. But support here tells me it is enabled. Now what should I do?
Most VH servers have php 5.2.X and curl enabled, sessions are enabled so you should have no issues.
However, if you want to make sure, copy this code in Notepad:
<?
phpinfo();
?>
Click on Save As, for File type select All files, and save it as phpinfo.php
Upload it on your site with FTP and run it in your browser (type http://www.yourdomain.com/phpinfo.php )
It will display your php version settings.
The php version is displayed on top.
Scroll down to see if curl is enabled.
After you are done, delete this file from the server.
However, if you want to make sure, copy this code in Notepad:
<?
phpinfo();
?>
Click on Save As, for File type select All files, and save it as phpinfo.php
Upload it on your site with FTP and run it in your browser (type http://www.yourdomain.com/phpinfo.php )
It will display your php version settings.
The php version is displayed on top.
Scroll down to see if curl is enabled.
After you are done, delete this file from the server.
I am having a problem and don't know which entity is responsible for the problem and I certainly don't know how to fix it. I use the Ecwid shopping cart. It is wonderful, so easy to use. But is an AJAX based program. In order to be read by search engines, they installed an "Inline SEO Catalog" for me over a year ago. Visitors and sales are way down ever since and I recently discovered that the catalog is not working. Ecwid tells me that is is most likely because the hosting company does not have the libcurl extension of PHP enabled for my account. But support here tells me it is enabled. Now what should I do?