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    #1

    PSP Bounce Page bounce removal

    What I'd like is to eliminate the 'bounce' onwards from the PSP Bounce page, so users can finish reading the blurb I'm going to put on this page and then click the 'Next' button.
    I have managed to increase the bounce delay to 'very large' by modifying this statement with the setTimeout parameter, but it's not very neat and I'd rather remove the bounce rather than fudge it this way - any ideas anyone?
    Code:
    <actinic:block if="%28%3cactinic%3avariable%20name%3d%22PageType%22%20%2f%3e%20%3d%3d%20%27PSP%20Bounce%20Page%27%29%20AND%20%28%3cactinic%3avariable%20name%3d%22IsPSPTestMode%22%20%2f%3e%20%3d%3d%20false%29" >
		<script language="JavaScript" type="text/javascript">
		<!--
		function onLoad()
		{
		setTimeout("document.formOCC.submit();", 100000)
		}
		// -->
		</script>
	</actinic:block>
    BTW - I already have the Design Options|Page Bounce Delay set to zero and this works fine for the View Cart page, but doesn't affect the PSP Bounce.
    Thanks IA
    Kind Regards
    Sean Williams

    Calamander Ltd
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    #2
    Ooer I that post doesn't look good does it?
    I guess I should have put that code into a box? How do I do that?

    Noobs eh?
    Kind Regards
    Sean Williams

    Calamander Ltd

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      #3
      Wrap the code in these tags:-

      [ code ]My Code here[ /code ]

      (remove the spaces though, just added them so the forum does not do what it's meant to do!)
      Cheers

      David
      Located in Edinburgh UK
      http://twitter.com/mcfinster

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        #4
        Thanks Dave - appreciated
        Kind Regards
        Sean Williams

        Calamander Ltd

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          #5
          Have you tried removing the onload part of the code in the bounce page layout's Body tag?
          Code:
          <body onload="<actinic:variable name="OnLoadScript" value="PreloadImages" />">
          to just:
          Code:
          <body>
          From memory of the reverse of your situation, this is what usually causes sites to not automatically forward on to the PSP because Actinic adds the forwarding code on the onload. That would just leave a "next" button that someone can manually click. Was certainly the case in V7 I'd assume it's the same for V8 so you might want to test it out.
          Peblaco

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            #6
            Originally posted by peblaco
            Have you tried removing the onload part of the code in the bounce page layout's Body tag?

            Code:
            <body onload="<actinic:variable name="OnLoadScript" value="PreloadImages" />">
            to just:

            Code:
            <body>
            From memory of the reverse of your situation, this is what usually causes sites to not automatically forward on to the PSP because Actinic adds the forwarding code on the onload. That would just leave a "next" button that someone can manually click. Was certainly the case in V7 I'd assume it's the same for V8 so you might want to test it out.
            Bang on the money Lu lu

            Just take out the onload function

            That'll kill the bounce.
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              #7
              Louise
              you're my new hero!
              Many thanks for this; as always - simple and elegant.

              Which leads me to the next problem.
              I have spent two hours trying to find out how to edit the text shown on the PSP Bounce page
              Text:
              "Click Next to go to Secure Hostings secure server and process your credit card details with complete confidence."

              I've looked everywhere, apart from the right place.

              I'd appreciate some pointers.
              Kind Regards
              Sean Williams

              Calamander Ltd

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                #8
                Are you and Bradley going to fight it out?. Try your Site1 / CommonOCC folder and Act_OCCSecureHostingTemplate.html
                Peblaco

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                  #9
                  Hero status hereby elevated another increment

                  Thanks for the help Louise.

                  I haven't looked into those OCC files before.
                  I see that the updated file still doesn't show in the Actinic preview, but it's fine on the site.

                  Now I come to think about it, you are responsible for a fair bit of the design details - you gave me the solution for attributes and permutations etc.

                  I don't know who Bradley is; is he bigger than me?
                  Kind Regards
                  Sean Williams

                  Calamander Ltd

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                    #10
                    Read this thread: http://community.actinic.com/showthread.php?t=33608
                    Peblaco

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                      #11
                      Originally posted by peblaco
                      Read this thread: http://community.actinic.com/showthread.php?t=33608
                      Ahaa - what a hoot. I needed a good laugh this morning.

                      No need to worry Louise - you're my hero, plain and simple.

                      Until another one comes along, obviously
                      Kind Regards
                      Sean Williams

                      Calamander Ltd

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