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    Any way to stop automatic bounce to PSP?

    Hi -

    I was just wondering -

    When a Customer completes the Checkout on our website (www.worthydeal.co.uk) the last thing we ask you is how do you want to pay? Our Customers can then choose to go over to the SECPay secure server with their credit/debit cards, or to tell us they want to use one of our "Alternative Payment Methods" (NoChex, cheque or postal order, etc.).

    If they choose SECPay, and click 'Next', they then get the SECPay bounce page (Act_OCCSecPayTemplate.html I believe). This page says "Click Next to go to SECPay's secure site and process your credit card details with complete confidence." The page then automatically goes over to SECPay whether the Customer clicks the Next button or not.

    Is it possible to change the default behaviour of this page so that the Customer actually does have to click the Next button to go over to SECPay?

    We would like to customise this bounce page so that if a Customer finds themselves on this page when they in fact meant to choose one of our "Alternative Payment
    Methods" they are not automatically bounced over to SECPay but have a message telling them they have chosen the wrong option, with a 'Back' button back to the previous Checkout page (Act_Order02.html).

    Any ideas how to stop the automatic redirect and how to implement the 'back' button on this page?

    Many thanks!

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    One possible method of doing this would be to go into the Act_Primary template and comment out the <BODY> bit that refers to <!-- onload="NETQUOTEVAR:ONLOAD" -->

    But this could prevent other onload events from occuring...... so you should use it with caution and test what it does not do automatically, like pre-loading images etc..

    Hope it helps.....

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      You could use a different Primary template for the checkout pages than for the rest of the store, and just comment out the function in the template you are using for the checkout pages.

      This is all set up in 'Design | Options | Sections'.

      With regards to the 'Back' button, place the following code within the 'Act_OCCSecPayTemplate.html'

      <input type=button value="< BACK" name="" onClick="javascript:window.history.go(-1);">

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