summary of cart contents & Firefox

[jay cee]

Firstly I'd like to congratulate Kermy on a great and long over due addition to Actinic.

I do have one issue though all seems to work fine on MS & Netscape but not on Firefox?

Any ideas?

Jay Cee

https://secure27.easyspace.com/www.f...talogbody.html

[dave_finlayson]

Jay,

Seems to work fine for me on FF 1.5. WHat specifiacally is it doing?

David

[jay cee]

Doesn't seem to be displaying the items to the mini cart though they are in the cart?

Many Thanks

Jay Cee

I'm using 1.5.0.3 do you think it could just be a setting then?

[Kermy]

Thanks Just checked your site, seems fine for me too - I'm using 1.5.0.3. One suggestion is to go to Clear Private Data and clear all your cache and cookies, see if that sorts it.

[jay cee]

That did it

cheers

Jay Cee

[pinbrook]

Full Cart summary looks very good....

is the code on the website for V7?

is there code for v6 and 5?

[Kermy]

I only have access to v7, so couldn't say if it will work for previous versions. But, I can't imagine the Actinic cart code differs much between versions, so its possible it will work - I still need a v5/6 guinea pig

[NormanRouxel]

Graham,

V6 uses pretty similar Perl to V7. There will be more differences with V5.

You can still download V6.1.5 from the Actinic download area and run it under the 30 day trial. Installing it won't hurt an existing V7 installation.

[pinbrook]

you can download V5.1.6 too

[Kermy]

I had many problems getting Actinic to work on my webspace, but when I have some spare time and feel like grappling with it once more, I'll give it a shot. I might be able to just install and compare the Perl scripts without actually uploading (with luck).

[pinbrook]

if I have time I will probably experiment with v6. and report back

i will probably update my v5 sites to v8 so its not really an issue

[NormanRouxel]

For comparing scripts between version or updates I use the excellent open-source WinMerge program - www.winmerge.org - this has saved me many hours previously spent peering cross-eyed into two text editor windows.