Fragment Link Problem

[Ruckshop.com]

Hi there,

I have set up the log in, an customer account facility and this all seems to be working apart from one thing.


On my home page i have a click here to to shoppin fragment with an image that has a link to my catalogue page - showing all the sections within my store.

Normally this link works fine when not logged on, however when i log in and go to my home page and try to click on this fragment the folloing error occurs.

A General Script Error Occurred
Error: The requested file (acatalog/index.html) is outside the scope of the script. If you believe the requested page should be served please contact the site operator.


I would be grateful if anyone can help me with this so my site can function properly when a user is logged in like it does when a user is not logged in

Thanks

[Ruckshop.com]

can anyone help me please?

[leehack]

Isn't only offering this on your home page a mistake? What if people do not go to that page? Keep it simple, use the link actinic provide as standard in their designs and have it on every page in the navigation bar. If on the other hand you are trying to mimic a link into your shop, then code your URL in the exact same way you see the standard actinic one created, ie through the cgi-bin.

[brucet]

I tried the same thing on a test site and it works fine whether logged in or not, so it may be something to do with your server configuration.

It might work if you use /acatalog/index.html for the link instead of just acatalog/index.html (add a leading forward slash)

If not, you could try using an absolute link, http://www.ruckshop.com/acatalog/index.html

[TraceyG]

Hi,

If not, you could try using an absolute link, http://www.ruckshop.com/acatalog/index.html

Don't use an absolute link as it will not be able to determine that the customer is logged in and will automatically log them out. You need to use something like:

http://www.ruckshop.com/cgi-bin/ss000001.pl?SECTIONID=index.html&NOLOGIN=1