1. In catalog/index.php. look for
Code:
<!-- <?php include(DIR_WS_MODULES . FILENAME_NEW_PRODUCTS); ?> -->
(that's the new products section)
2. (An) answer found elsewhere
1. If you are on a Linux server and having problems with getting smtp to work, then use 'sendmail' and choose 'lf' as your transport method.
2. Make sure that you have the ability with your hosting company to send outgoing e-mails set in your hosting control panel.
More and more companies are blocking 'relayed' incoming mail on Port 25, and this may be why your e-mails are not reaching their intended recipients. If your outgoing mail from osCommerce is beign sent via your own e-mail system (mail.yourdomain.com or smtp.yourdomain.com) then e-mails should get through. If your hosting company only provides mail routed through their e-mail account and aliased to your domain, then it will get blocked as 'relayed' traffic from Port 25.
You can get exactly the same problem when sending mail from your e-mail client on your own computer. For instance, if your outgoing mail setting in your e-mail account is either smtp or pop followed by .yourisp.com, then the e-mail for that website of yours is being 'relayed' over your ISP's e-mail service. If however your outgoing e-mail setting is for mail or smtp followed by .yourdomain.com then your mail should get through.
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