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    PSP Bounce - Is it possible to stop the auto bounce?

    Using Sage Pay is it possible to stop the PSP Bounce page from moving on automatically, and instead forcing the shopper to hit a continue button?

    I'm sure this must have answered and I've genuinely looked thru the AUG and at a miriad of posts on here. I eventually found something from an old Protx site page and followed those instructions (which basically said to comment out the TESTMODE tags).

    So now we're left with:

    Code:
    <br />
    Please click confirm to be transferred to the Sage Pay VSP secure server where your credit card details will be processed.<br />
    NETQUOTEDEL:TESTMODE
    <P>
    <BIG>This catalog is currently running in test mode.  Your credit card will not be debited.</BIG>
    NETQUOTEDEL:TESTMODE
    
    <FORM NAME="formOCC" METHOD=POST ACTION="NETQUOTEVAR:OCC_URL">
    NETQUOTEVAR:OCC_VALUES
    <P>
    <TABLE BORDER="0" CELLSPACING="0" CELLPADDING="0" WIDTH="100%">
    <TR><TD ALIGN=RIGHT>
    <!-- NETQUOTEDEL:TESTMODE -->
    <INPUT TYPE="image" NAME="\&quot;SUBMIT\&quot;" SRC="button_confirm.gif">
    <!-- NETQUOTEDEL:TESTMODE -->
    </TD></TR>
    </TABLE>
    </FORM>
    <FORM METHOD=POST ACTION="NETQUOTEVAR:OCC_URL">
    </table>
    </font><!-- Create a bogus form to keep the parent template happy -->
    <!-- End of template for PSP OCC -->
    However, it still automatically redirects to the Sage Pay site (unless we're in test mode).

    If anyone can help I'd be most grateful.

    #2
    The auto bounce is done by the 'onload' function.

    Presumably if you remove it the page will no longer bounce.

    See http://community.actinic.com/showthread.php?t=45034

    Mike
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    First Tackle - Fly Fishing and Game Angling

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      #3
      Thanks Mike, I managed to comment out the action in the JavaScript and indeed, it no longer automatically bounces across.

      Thanks!

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