Hi all.
In my admin page, I can't access the Orders module under the customer tab. I just get this message
'Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_CASE in /clientdata/clients/e/m/emplore.com.au/www/buy/store/admin/orders.php on line 195'
any ideas? It's stumped me.
Thanks

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www.emplore.com.au

Can you post line 195 of orders.php with a few lines before and after.

T_CASE errors are caused by syntax errors in switch/case statements.

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Lawrence

Thanks, been busy lately!

$order_exists = true;
if ($orders->RecordCount() <= 0) {
$order_exists = false;
$messageStack->add(sprintf(ERROR_ORDER_DOES_NOT_EXIST, $oID), 'error');
case 'doRefund':
$order = new order($oID);
if ($order->info['payment_module_code']) {
if (file_exists(DIR_FS_CATALOG_MODULES . 'payment/' . $order->info['payment_module_code'] . '.php')) {
require_once(DIR_FS_CATALOG_MODULES . 'payment/' . $order->info['payment_module_code'] . '.php');
require_once(DIR_FS_CATALOG_LANGUAGES . $_SESSION['language'] . '/modules/payment/' . $order->info['payment_module_code'] . '.php');
$module = new $order->info['payment_module_code'];
if (method_exists($module, '_doRefund')) {
$module->_doRefund($oID);
}

Line 195 is ' case 'doRefund':'
Jason

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That code is very wrong. This bit

should be something like

I don't know which version of Zen you're running and your code snippet is quite different from the order.php file I checked against so I can't say 100% what has and hasn't been changed in your file. What I suggest you do is overwrite your admin/orders.php file with an original copy, though make sure you get it from the same version of Zen that is already installed in case the file has been changed between versions.

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Lawrence