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Error when creating/saving products:

Anyone, Anyone?

I really need a solution for this. I need to start adding products to my sight ASAP.

Thanks.

i have absolute the same problem

help! time is money. i need help asap.

here is solution

file /app/code/core/Mage/Catalog/Model/resource/Eav/MySQL4/Products/Attribute/Backend/Tierprice.php in incorrectly named as Tierprice.php06604 , renaming it to Tierprice.php solves the problem

good luck

nope, tierprice.php is named correctly.

I still need help with this error.

Hi Gman2005,

Do you have a solution yet. I have the same problem when running the Install.php.

I was wondering if I ran the Install.php before I had all the permissions set right and that caused to problem. I don’t want to have to go through the whole upload process again. If I have to, can anyone list which files would have changed and should be re-uploaded.

No I don’t have a solution.

BUMP. HELP PLEASE!

Follow the first post by Moshe.  After putting these SQL commands in my transfer, it fixed my headers already sent and cache, foreign key, errors.  Hope this helps other people as well.

http://www.magentocommerce.com/boards/viewthread/2921

In case Sashi_lo’s suggestion does not work you might prefer do some php-type changes.

1 - “headers already sent” is a classical problem with php. It usually happens when php starts sending some character to the client’s browser, eg a space.
PHP notices that it has already sent something, and so the header is already sent…

Where do these come from:
- common source is a space or an empty line outside of the <?php ?> protective bracket; most commonly a space on the first line of SOME php (or phtml) file, eg a file brought in by a php instruction like ‘include’ or ‘require’
In the case of Magento:
- the code uses extensively the new ‘standard’ that included files should start with <?php but have no ?> at the end: this suppresses any problem at the end of the file.
- almost all files are encoded in UTF-8 / Unicode. If you are editing one of these files with a non-compliant editor, this will sometimes create and additional invisible character before the <?php

SOLUTION:
- if you have made any change to a php or phtml file, check in this file that there is no extra character before <?
- if this does not solve your problem, check and save the file with an utf-8 compliant editor. The standard windows notepad does that. I personally use the (commercial) Ultra-Edit which is saving me lots of troubles with utf8 and other subtle problems.
- if you have made no change to any file… then this is not the solution!

I’ve been searching extensively for a solution to this, and finally found it - thank you Fibo!  The problem in my situation was the encoding of the files - I opened the file in question in TextPad, with the default encoding set to UTF-8 and saved the file.  That’s it!

Again, thank you so much for taking the time to share this information!  This is an excellent product, with an even better community of users!