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    making checkout-link target="parent"

    Im running a store in a frameset that is the original homepage of my client. Therefore, im using the same frameset with actinic, and this gives me a problem.
    Actinic doesnt seem to know that it is running in a frame, because it doesnt react to my checking the "Do not use frames in checkout" tab - and when i check the "Use frames in catalog" it creates an extra frame within my frameset.

    The point is, that when in the checkout, the browser wont show the little lock, that resembles the security-thing. So whenever a customer clicks a checkout-link, I need it to be target="parent" so it will replace the frameset with the checkout stuff. With no frames.

    Catch my drift?

    rasmus landgreen, dk
    rasmus e landgreen
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    #2
    cant this be done??
    rasmus e landgreen
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      #3
      Yes, but you will need 6.0.2.

      Actinic, by default, does not remove custom frames when 'No Frames in Checkout' is ticked - it only removes the Actinic frames.

      If you look at the context-sensitive help for that field (click the '?' then click the field) you will see that in order to remove custom frames, you need to create a new custom property called 'ACT_SETUP_FRAMES_OFF' - and that's it.

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