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    Login page template

    Iv'e got a really frustrating problem with my Login page which I don't know if anyone can assist me with?

    Basically the Home link at the top of the page is returning a blank value and it is adding a random button from the header menu but missing others out!

    All the store pages using Act_Primary are working perfectly but I cannot find out where to stipulate the template for login.html!

    If anyone can help I'd really appreciate it - it's the final bug on the site!

    Cheers

    Ruth
    PS site address is www.fastfacts.com .

    #2
    Originally posted by Ruthie
    ...
    but I cannot find out where to stipulate the template for login.html!
    ...
    If I have understood you correctly, you want to specify which login template to use. If so it is in Design>Options>Layouts.


    Re home link: If you are referring to the one on the login page it seems that the link is just "www.fastfacts.com/acatalog/" This means that the server will look for a page called "index.htm" or "index.html" (there are others possible). If the file is not there the server will deliver a directory listing, which is what you have.

    I guess you need to set up the home page address in Actinic which I think is in Design>Options>Site Defaults.

    I am probably the worst person to try to advise/help but at least I tried
    I have reserved my place in the home for the terminally confused !

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      #3
      Mmmmm, more & more confused!

      All my main pages are set to use the same template - Default Primary template.
      All the other pages work fine!

      The base page name is set to shop.html as opposed to index.html but I'm retisent to change this as every other page & home link work!!!

      Plus, still need to either get rid of the pesky US checkout button or make sure all the header buttons appear!

      Did u get anywhere with your other log in post?

      Ruth

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        #4
        Been looking at this all day and still no further forward. If anyone has any ideas at all I'd really appreciate them - it's the only little bug left in the site!!!

        Oh, that and the fact that my link back to shop.html now wants to go back to the previous page even though I've hard coded it in!!!!!!

        I post in hope!

        Ruthie

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          #5
          Originally posted by Ruthie
          Mmmmm, more & more confused!
          The base page name is set to shop.html as opposed to index.html but I'm retisent to change this as every other page & home link work!!!
          Ruth
          An alternative would be to put a file called 'index.html' in the directory with a meta refresh of '0' and url of the page you want the visitor to go to like this :

          <html>
          <head>
          <title>Untitled Document</title>
          <meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=iso-8859-1">
          <meta http-equiv="refresh" content="0;URL=http:/www.fastfacts.com/acatalog/shop.html">
          </head>
          <body bgcolor="#FFFFFF">
          </body>
          </html>


          That would work, but I still think you should do it right.

          'Fraid I have no idea where the 'US Checkout" is coming from.

          Should the checkout really have any navigation on it? Presumably, by the time the visitor gets there he/she has finished and more navigation might confuse.


          PS. I have given up on the my login problem, time marches on!
          Last edited by DimTim; 25-Oct-2005, 03:15 PM. Reason: Added PS
          I have reserved my place in the home for the terminally confused !

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            #6
            Hi,

            Have had a look on the store and you seem to have sorted out the issue with the Login page. The source on the page indicates that the US Checkout button is being brought in by an image <img src="checkoutus.gif" border=0>.

            Kind regards,
            Bruce King
            SellerDeck

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