Home page has gone crazy

For some reason the home page has gone crazy on our love store site it went into the history section and got this error:

Warning: require_once(../HTMLEditor/WARichEditorPHP.php) [function.require-once]: failed to open stream: No such file or directory in /homepages/26/d333521990/htdocs/ontrackstore/admin/contenthistory_results.php on line 5

Fatal error: require_once() [function.require]: Failed opening required '../HTMLEditor/WARichEditorPHP.php' (include_path='.:/usr/lib/php5') in /homepages/26/d333521990/htdocs/ontrackstore/admin/contenthistory_results.php on line 5

You can look at the store at: store.ontrackjobsearch.com/

WHat do I need to do to fix this quick. This is a live store.

Featured and popular products have swaped places.

sometimes site will come up with an error 500

Articel 1 and 2 formatting on home page all messed up

Do you get the same error message when using this url

ontrackstore/

not sure if the site install would have taken into account that you have then set it as sub domain?

Also the Home Page POD titles have be edited in the admin and a style has been applied to the titles.. try just using plain test with style or html formating added to it.

Kinds
Roger

Originally Said By: MassMedia

  Do you get the same error message when using this url

ontrackstore/

not sure if the site install would have taken into account that you have then set it as sub domain?

Also the Home Page POD titles have be edited in the admin and a style has been applied to the titles.. try just using plain test with style or html formating added to it.

Kinds
Roger  

I took care of the style issue and looked at it further, but take a look at the screen shot this shows that there is something else wrong, what do you think is going on the section has move way up in the home page and should not be where it is.

Yes, I get the same error when I use ontrackstore/, I have never had a problem with this site using a sub domain becaus of how I have it setup, the way i have it pointing to the directory it just has not given me trouble. I can see where you would have came up with this assumption, but I can assure this is not an issue. I thinke we have some software issue her of some sort whne you okk at the history error and the screen shot I think you will notice something is not right.

Gary

I can see that you have the following

<h1><p style="text-align: center;">
<span style="font-size: 16px;"><span style="color: rgb(255, 255, 255);"><strong>Ace Your Next Job Interview!!!</strong></span></span></p><h1>

open the html editor for the titles and view the source to see the above code and then replace it with this

<h1>Ace Your Next Job Interview!!!</h1>

Originally Said By: MassMedia

  I can see that you have the following

<h1><p style="text-align: center;">
<span style="font-size: 16px;"><span style="color: rgb(255, 255, 255);"><strong>Ace Your Next Job Interview!!!</strong></span></span></p><h1>

open the html editor for the titles and view the source to see the above code and then replace it with this

<h1>Ace Your Next Job Interview!!!</h1>  

WE need to address the area in blue on the attachement is this section that is way off out of alignment too high up for where it should be it is above the header for this section this test section is the main problem with the home page, it should be below the title for this section you can not get to the title at all from this screen, this is the issue this in section has progressed above everything else. I hope I have clarified the issue, better.

Gary

looking at the div structure using firebug for the page, the layout of the div structure has gone haywire.


the div structure should be:
->outerWrapper
->->innerWrapper
->->header
->->navWrapper
->->storeMessage
->->featuredWrapper
->->featuredWrapperAfter
->->contentWrapper
->->footerWrapper
....



the structure on your site is:
->outerWrapper
->->innerWrapper
->->header
->->navWrapper
->->storeMessage
->->featuredWrapper
->->->featuredWrapperAfter
->->->contentWrapper
->->->footerWrapper



the content is not sitting right because it has become a child of the featuredWrapper which it should not be. it looks you have been making changes to the structure of the template that are causing the issue.

Originally Said By: Jason Byrnes

  looking at the div structure using firebug for the page, the layout of the div structure has gone haywire.


the div structure should be:
->outerWrapper
->->innerWrapper
->->header
->->navWrapper
->->storeMessage
->->featuredWrapper
->->featuredWrapperAfter
->->contentWrapper
->->footerWrapper
....



the structure on your site is:
->outerWrapper
->->innerWrapper
->->header
->->navWrapper
->->storeMessage
->->featuredWrapper
->->->featuredWrapperAfter
->->->contentWrapper
->->->footerWrapper



the content is not sitting right because it has become a child of the featuredWrapper which it should not be. it looks you have been making changes to the structure of the template that are causing the issue.  

I have not touched the template structure so I do have an issue here, could I have a suggestion for a fix.

if you have not touched the template, then there is bad code in the content management system for the featured product pod or the popular product pod that is causing the issue.

double check the featured product and popular product for unclosed tags in the description