Minimum Order Value Text

[freakmode]

Hi

Is there any way of making the text that appears if a customer does not meet the minimum order value at the top of the page?

We have a long page length due to our menu system and this text seems to appear in the centre of the page which is too far down.

Thanks

[Robert_Taylor]

I checked your website and did notice the message more to the middle of the page and the necessity to scroll down to view it.
I tried this on another browser (firefox) and noticed as that page is being generated, the message keeps getting pushed down and it seems its the script that is generating the menus that could be causing this. Checking the scripts may give you an idea as to why this happens. It also happens when I do a price range search.

Regards,
Robert.

[freakmode]

Hi Robert

I am not sure what you mean by menu generating script - all of the menu links are hard coded html in a table. It looks like the error code is contained middle aligned in a table somehow.

Anyone any other ideas?

[wjcampbe]

I found this strange bit of code just after the text message

</td></tr></table></td>
<td valign=top width=140 background="bgw.gif"><table cellspacing=0 cellpadding=0 width="100%" border=0><tr><td>

              
</tr><table width="140" border="0" cellpadding="1" cellspacing="0" dwcopytype="CopyTableRow">


<tr> <td colspan="2"><font size="-1"><strong>Your Basket</strong></font></td></tr><tr> <td width="10"><img src="http://www.jobananas.com/acatalog/trans.gif"></td><td width="130"><script language="JavaScript">
document.write("Items&#58;&nbsp;" + getCartItem(3)+"&nbsp;<br>");
document.write("Value&#58;&nbsp;" + getCartItem(1));
</script></td></tr>

I have spaced it out to separate the bit that bothers me.

Open a table row, open a new cell, close the row (but the cell has not been closed), then open a table with some (dreamweaver?) stuff in it, open a row in that table - that has got to be hard for the browsers to interpret.

[freakmode]

Thanks Bill - do you know what template controls that?

[NormanRouxel]

Looks like Act_Primary.html or Act_ProductBody.html.

The easy way to find out for sure is to temporarily turn off Compact HTML/CGI (Design / Options / Miscelleneous), then look at the source of a generated page as it will now contain comments identifying the Templates used.