How can I edit the NETQUOTEVAR:ONLOAD or set a different template for the final check out page that redirects to the PSP (Protx in this case).
We've removed a nav bar (edited templates) that's global throughout the site except in the cart/checkout, we're geting a JavaScript error because the pages (except the final page in the process, the redirect page) are trying to preload the images for the rollovers, except there are not they have been removed (edited out in the cart/checkout).
If we remove the NETQUOTEVAR:ONLOAD this solves the image preload error but then the redirect page stalls and users must click next to proceed to payment.
We would like to be able to set a new template for preload and one for onload(), is this possible? e.g. Act_PrimaryCheckout-preload.html and Act_PrimaryCheckout-redirect.html
Can an If or Select statement with a response.write be added to the body tag to write the onload() and preloaded images respectively, pulling in from the QuerryString? Unfortunately I have a usable knowlage of ASP but am pants with JavaScript
Or... I bet theres a really simple answer as always with Actinic .
We've removed a nav bar (edited templates) that's global throughout the site except in the cart/checkout, we're geting a JavaScript error because the pages (except the final page in the process, the redirect page) are trying to preload the images for the rollovers, except there are not they have been removed (edited out in the cart/checkout).
If we remove the NETQUOTEVAR:ONLOAD this solves the image preload error but then the redirect page stalls and users must click next to proceed to payment.
We would like to be able to set a new template for preload and one for onload(), is this possible? e.g. Act_PrimaryCheckout-preload.html and Act_PrimaryCheckout-redirect.html
Can an If or Select statement with a response.write be added to the body tag to write the onload() and preloaded images respectively, pulling in from the QuerryString? Unfortunately I have a usable knowlage of ASP but am pants with JavaScript
Or... I bet theres a really simple answer as always with Actinic .
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