'Next Button' not there

[janeread]

thnaks Chris. I did this earlier today and am waiting to hear from them.

At least everyone who has the problem is getting the same error message (trying to look on the bright side here)

[pinbrook]

Jane you wil lprobably need to persevere with actinic support re the FF cookie error, as it seems no one here has seen it before. Normally cookie faults are due the customers browser/security/cookie settings. but you appear to have the reverse here as those of us who are seasoned FF users get the error on your site but no other site.

Your next error i feel is due to css layout, as the button dissapears under the right column navigation at low res ie 800x600.

Here's a possible solution - althought I feel actinicshould look at cleanCSS as a theme as it does not work with 800x600 res.

My suggestion is to loose the right hand nav on checkout and view cart pages, as you can get away with no having them there.

Go to Design menu|Library, Layouts tab

Click the plus Bedside "Web Page Outer Layout"
locate Page layout using CSS layers, right click, New Layout. Give it a name I used Page Layout using CSS layer (no right col)

after you have created the extra layout double click it, to edit it. Locate the code

<div id ="navbar"> blah blah blah </div>

place comments around this so it becomes

<!-- <div id ="navbar"> blah blah blah </div> -->

click Apply/ok

Now go to Settings Menu site options, layout tab, under site Checkout pages layout use the downwards arrow to select your new layout "Page Layout using CSS layer (no right col)", do the same with View Cart Page Layout.

You can use this layout for any other page that is too wide for 800x600 where you can loose the right hand nav.

you can test this out at daisy.pinbrook.net, I have taken this design abit further because I replaced the right hanf navwith a horizontal nav, and used the righthand column for best sellers, but I sufferedfrom the same layout issue in the basket and checkout. There's no PSP on this site yet, so I can't test out the next button.

Hope this helps.... usual claveats - take backup etc etc before you start

[janeread]

The solution to the Firefox and cookies problem seems to be to set the privacy policy to 'no compact policy'