PSP Bounce page not working in V9.
After upgrading to V9, and uploading a very serious problem occured:
After going through the checkout & payment the customer could get to the PSP bounce page and no further, instead of automatic redirection there was a bit of broken script visible-
INPUT TYPE = SUBMIT NAME = "\" SUBMIT \ " " VALUE ="NEXT".
It turns out that in the upgrade from V8 to V901 IDWA the script in the bounce page had been mangled, this was missing:
</script>
block if
<script language="javascript" type="text/javascript">
<!--
function onLoad()
{
document.formOCC.submit () ;
}
// -->
</script>
/block
</head>
This also threw up an error on the design tab when selecting the PSP bounce page JAVASCRIPT: OBJECT NOT FOUND.
Fortunately I had left V8 up and running on the machine so I could compare the page code, allowing me to cut & paste as my javascript isn't up to writing a new script.
I don't know if this was due to the upgrade method I used (Importing a V8 snaphot), but it seemed that Google analytics overwrote the script even though I had not enabled the analytics!!?? BEST BEWARE of this..
I was NOT impressed.
Especially after losing several orders before I could reinstate the V8 site. Just shows the value of keeping backups and not deleting old software too quickly!
As a consquence I have "lost" 6 hours, and half of my hair. I'm now testing once again on our "localhost" Apache test server.
After going through the checkout & payment the customer could get to the PSP bounce page and no further, instead of automatic redirection there was a bit of broken script visible-
INPUT TYPE = SUBMIT NAME = "\" SUBMIT \ " " VALUE ="NEXT".
It turns out that in the upgrade from V8 to V901 IDWA the script in the bounce page had been mangled, this was missing:
</script>
block if
<script language="javascript" type="text/javascript">
<!--
function onLoad()
{
document.formOCC.submit () ;
}
// -->
</script>
/block
</head>
This also threw up an error on the design tab when selecting the PSP bounce page JAVASCRIPT: OBJECT NOT FOUND.
Fortunately I had left V8 up and running on the machine so I could compare the page code, allowing me to cut & paste as my javascript isn't up to writing a new script.
I don't know if this was due to the upgrade method I used (Importing a V8 snaphot), but it seemed that Google analytics overwrote the script even though I had not enabled the analytics!!?? BEST BEWARE of this..
I was NOT impressed.
Especially after losing several orders before I could reinstate the V8 site. Just shows the value of keeping backups and not deleting old software too quickly!As a consquence I have "lost" 6 hours, and half of my hair. I'm now testing once again on our "localhost" Apache test server.
Error 404 - Page not found
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