Cart not getting populated (shifted site to new server)

Hi

I shifted my drupal site (4.7) with ECommerce Module from an apache 1/php 4/mysql 4 server to
apache 2/php 5.2/mysql 5 server.

The site is showing the pages. I am also able to login as 'admin' and perform administration tasks.
Users are also able to login.

However when a logged in user is trying to add a product to the shopping cart, the product is not getting added to the shopping cart and the user is automatically logged out i.e. its session is expiring.

How do I display errors?

In 4.7, I have "Print errors to screen and log" set in the admin. but if I make a node with php in it, and it throws an error, the page is just blank. (the template loads but the content is blank). How do I display errors?

I also tried putting:

error_reporting(E_ALL);
ini_set("display_startup_errors","1");
ini_set("display_errors","1");

in there...

removing chrome for admin section

Hi - is it possible to remove the chrome when you are inside the admin section, say adding a new blog entry, etc? The reason I ask is that when I attempt to add a new page/blog entry, the page and the tinymce take on the styles of the main page and make it nearly impossible to add a new page.

For example, the box to enter your content in takes on my bg image (which is a dark blue) and also centered - so everything is fudged.

Thanks in advance.

-- Allen

Pros and cons of Drupal in Root or Sub Folder, SEO effects, performance effects etc. Problems of moving to root/sub folder

Actually this discussion is relevant as a post and pre installation question.

I was wondering whether it would have been a good idea to have my sites in the root. Currently they are in a subfolder like
www.mysite.com/drupal

Would it be better if it were www.mysite.com

Are there any problems with moving to root ?

What the pros and cons ?

What is the impact of having a site in sub folder on Search Engine Optimisation ?

Site broken after PHP Update 5.1.6

After my hosting company upgraded to PHP 5.1.6 the layout of my site and the urls were partially broken. After some analyzing I found that the path to css was wrong and pointed to a non-existing folder: /node/. The urls from the menu were wrong too and contained repeated entries after several clicks: /node/node/node/admin etc. I transferred the database to another site, where I not even could login and the navigation disappeared. Earlier versions of the database with PHP 5 were ok and with PHP 4.7.7 the site works too.

Flash header in Blue Marine IE problem

I dont know if this is right but i plaved a header in my site by pasting a swf header into my page,tpl.php file. It looks great in Firefox and Safari but in IE it is showing up tiny and not centered.

Here is the page:
http://skatopia.net/

Here is what the code looks like:

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