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    ss000001.pl langing incorrectly...

    For some reason ss000001.pl is now landing on an incorrect URL...

    Catalog URL: http://store.over-clock.com/
    CGI-BIN URL: http://www.over-clock.com/cgi-bin/
    Codebase: ./public_html/
    CGI to acatalog: ../acatalog/
    Path to CGI: /public_html/cgi-bin
    Path from CGI to acatalog (ftp): /public_html/acatalog/

    http://store.over-clock.com obviously mapped as subdomain to http://www.over-clock.com/acatalog/

    Everythings been working perfectly up til now so not sure how it's changed, and not too bothered really as long as I can get it back working again... that's my priority... Here's the issue:

    When using navigation links that call thru ss000001 it always lands on http://www.over-clock.com/*.html (hey presto, 404 error!) instead of http://store.over-clock.com/*.html

    All network setup and paths are correct... afaik!

    Please help!!!
    Cheers!
    Marci - <a href="http://www.Over-Clock.co.uk" target="_blank">www.Over-Clock.co.uk</a>
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    #2
    Using navigation links produces shortcuts as follows:

    http://www.over-clock.com/cgi-bin/ss...html&NOLOGIN=1

    Using section links, shortcut is as follows:

    http://store.over-clock.com/Extreme_Cooling.html
    Cheers!
    Marci - <a href="http://www.Over-Clock.co.uk" target="_blank">www.Over-Clock.co.uk</a>

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      #3
      And as an addition to all that, the navigation list in question is called within the catalog pages by

      Code:
      <script language=Javascript1.2>
	document.write(BulletList(sections)) 
</script>
      and the following within <head>

      Code:
      <SCRIPT LANGUAGE="JavaScript">
<!--
function BulletList(pItem)
{
var strIDs = '';
  {
  for (var i = 1; i <= pItem.length; i++)
    {
    strIDs += '<strong><big>·</big></strong><a href=' + pItem[i].sURL + '>'+ pItem[i].sName + '</a><br>';
    }
  }
strIDs += ''
return strIDs
}
--></SCRIPT>
      Cheers!
      Marci - <a href="http://www.Over-Clock.co.uk" target="_blank">www.Over-Clock.co.uk</a>

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        #4
        This path:

        http://www.over-clock.com/cgi-bin/ss000001.pl?SECTIONID=Extreme%5fCooling%2ehtml&NOLOGIN=1

        Now seems to land correctly at:

        http://store.over-clock.com/Motherboards.html

        I'd be interested to know how you got it working again.

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          #5
          By abandoning the Actinic generated Bullet List and manually putting it in as HTML within act_primary so it's fixed n' stays that way...
          Cheers!
          Marci - <a href="http://www.Over-Clock.co.uk" target="_blank">www.Over-Clock.co.uk</a>

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            #6
            script must have fixed itself somewhere along the lines if the pass-thru from ss000001 is working now... I abandoned trying to fix it and just did it the long way... hmmm... most bizarre!
            Cheers!
            Marci - <a href="http://www.Over-Clock.co.uk" target="_blank">www.Over-Clock.co.uk</a>

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              #7
              What's more likely is that you had a dodgy session file for your shop visit that had the wrong value stored in it for the Catalog URL. This file then expired and your next shop visit had the correct value in the session file.

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                #8
                so blitzing the temp internet files n' cookies should fix it in the future? Or is this the server-side session file?
                Cheers!
                Marci - <a href="http://www.Over-Clock.co.uk" target="_blank">www.Over-Clock.co.uk</a>

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                  #9
                  Bit of both.

                  It is the *.session file online that has the Catalog URL in it that the Perl uses to make sure it always takes people to the right URL, and loads the right images and style sheets when viewing the shopping cart/checkout.

                  The cookie on your PC connects your PC to the correct online session file.

                  If you get rid of either one, the link to the session file will be broken and Actinic will form a new working one.

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                    #10
                    Handy to know! Cheers d00d... will try flipping it back to bullet-generation l8r this week and see if it continues to play ball...
                    Cheers!
                    Marci - <a href="http://www.Over-Clock.co.uk" target="_blank">www.Over-Clock.co.uk</a>

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