'Done' Button links wrong home page

[JMK2]

When I hit the 'done' button, and also i believe it happens with the cancel button, actinic tries to take me to a home page in the acatalog directory. I should be taking me back to the root. I've got the root stipulated in 'Design Options', 'miscellaneous', but that doesn't do it. Is there somewhere else that I'm missing?

[Marci]

You can cheat and find the template that features the buttons in question and just hardcode the buttons into the template in HTML rather than having Actinic do it.

[JMK2]

I assumed that the link would be coded to a variable of some sort in the database rather being coded into the html code so I had a look in the Site1 folder. All I could find was some PERL code in PXML.pm and px000002.pm:
http://10.3.4.2/actinic/acatalog/index.html

Is it probably that that link is defined by a variable in the database perhaps?

Which brings me to the question, where does one change the values of those variables? In the database? I was trying to find where I could change the text for credit cards ("Print this page and keep it for your records. If you need to contact us, refer to the "Order Number" below. ") on the receipt page and had no luck.

Thanks for the suggestion Marci.

[JMK2]

This is interesting. In the window called 'Home Page Link' in 'Design Options', you are allowed to place a URL in there. But even if you place a URL in there such as:
http://www.mydomain.com/index.cfm
this is where it will take you:
http://www.mydomain.com/acatalog/index.cfm

How I discovered this was due to the 'cfm' suffix. I then replaced code in the index.cfm file and it confirmed that acatalog/index.cfm was the default homepage link.

I would have to say that Actinic takes a bit of a biocentric view of the world. Does everyone revolve around acatalog as the center of the universe? Unfortunately, it would seem, I don't.

I'm off to watch 'The Royal', it will help me to understand Brit's perhaps?

[rmladden]

Actinic is very acatalog centric. There have been previous posts about that. You can edit Act_Order04.html and hard code the button.

[JMK2]

Thanks for giving me that link. I really went around the problem in an obtuse way, I placed a meta refresh tag with a redirect to the site root in the acatalog directory, I think your method is better. Thanks.

[Steven Barkess]

Hi

How do you hard code it so you go to your chosen page after Done is hit on the receipt page.

In Act_Order04 I see:

<BR>
<DIV ALIGN="CENTER">

<INPUT TYPE=HIDDEN NAME=HOME VALUE="NETQUOTEVAR:HOME">

<INPUT TYPE=SUBMIT NAME=ACTION VALUE="NETQUOTEVARONEBUTTON">
<BR>

Thanks

Steven

[Nadeem]

Hi there

Rather than doing this, you could just go to "Design | Option | Miscellaneous". Put a tick for "No Frames in Checkout" and simply type the full url of where you want your users to go (eg http://www.domain.com/)

Kind Regards