protx target link problem..

[dmc]

hi all,

i am using an iframe for my site to keep the design consistent for all screen resolutions, but one problem that has occured is when people will go to checkout, they get transferred to protx which is fine but they are still in my iframe, so no padlock or https.. So what i am after is to put a top target on the link that loads after the last checkout "next" button is pressed, so that it jumps out of the iframe.. i have tried modifying the OCCPROTXScriptTemplate.pl code, to the sample below, just adding a target = top ( i am in test mode by the way) but no joy! any ideas??

my $sPROTXURL = '';

if ($bTestMode) {
# $sPROTXURL = "http://localhost/";
$sPROTXURL = "https://ukvpstest.protx.com/" target="_top";
} else {
# $sPROTXURL = "http://localhost/";
$sPROTXURL = "https://ukvps.protx.com/";
}

[wjcampbe]

Click the Actinic setting "No frames in checkout"?

[dmc]

cheers for the reply, but no joy there i'm afraid!! I think it is because it is an iframe, rather than a frameset??

any other ideas?

[wjcampbe]

Just the obvious one - dump the iframe.

Seriously, it's not needed, there are much better ways to cater for different browser resolutions, and thos other ways will resolve your problem.

[dmc]

thanks for the reply william

hi william,

thanks for the replies... but I have designed the whole site around iframes and it works fine until the last page... all I need is to tell the very last page to jump out of the frameset and load the protx chackout screen in a new window so that the https and padlock are not hidden... it would be a nightmare trying to redesign the whole thing using layers etc...

Any ideas, it must be possible somehow!!!

[pinbrook]

I didn't think i frames were entirely cross browser compatible, thus in my view a risky thing to use in an ecommerce environment where you don't want to in build any technical issue that will cause people not to buy

[dmc]

I will take that chance!!! do you know a way of doing it???