Firefox on Actinic Website. Does Firefox hate Actinic?

[rebecca3t]

hello,
I was wondering if this is a general problem with actinic. My web shop
http://www.handembroideryshop.co.uk/acatalog/shop.html
displays and works perfectly in Internet Expolorer. It's a completely different story with Firefox. i mean i can see parts of the actinic code dispayed on site e.g:
"); document.write("NETQUOTEVAR:CARTCOOKIEVALUE " + getCartItem(1)); // -->

Also when you go and add something to cart, you even get more codes but it seems to work ok, but for the codes that are displayed on the page.
Has anyone else experienced the same trouble and is there smething that can be done about it?

[completerookie]

sounds like Firefox has got Javascript turned OFF - just check your settings

[RuralWeb]

Looks more like a coding problem possibly cause when you edited the templates. Actinic normally works ok on FF out the box.

[fleetwood]

I don't really have a knowledge of javascript, but taking a look at your code, the following line looks a bit suspect to me (and appears to be where the code is breaking):

document.write("NETQUOTEVAR:CARTCOOKIEITEMS&nbsp;" + getCartItem(3)+"&nbsp;<BR>");

should this maybe be (note the change directly before and after the <BR>):

document.write("NETQUOTEVAR:CARTCOOKIEITEMS&nbsp;" + getCartItem(3)+"&nbsp;"<BR>);

I think the difference between IE and FF's interpretation of the code is the way that they treat code enclosed in <!-- -->, which is why IE may be ignoring the coding error.

I'm on a very steep learning curve at the moment, so any advice should be taken with caution - I'm sure one of the Java experts will jump in if I'm totally wrong.

[Jane]

I have javascript enabled in my Firefox browser and can still see the problem. Also the navigation bar disapears when I go to the About Us section of the site using Firefox but not IE. It might be worth putting this line <script type="text/javascript" language="JavaScript1.2" src="https://www.handembroideryshop.co.uk/jsmenu/apymenu.js"></script> above the Actinic scripts instead of below them in your header code [but do a snapshot first just in case]

[RuralWeb]

The code looks like part of the shopping cart - which is easy to break if you play with it. Open your templates and replace the shopping cart.

[rebecca3t]

Thanks everyone
RuralWeb, where may i get a fresh shopping cart template as suggested?

[Duncan Rounding]

The original templates depend on your theme - look in the subfolders of:
...\Program Files\Actinic v7\Formats\Themes
and locate the first instance of the same theme you are using.
You're probably looking for: Act_ShoppingCart.html