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by **innuoluke** » Thu Jun 23, 2011 3:07 pm

khohangmy wrote:Am using OC V1.4.9.4
when i click "add to cart" with 1 quality, but in my shopping cart, its show 2 quality. Could you tell me, how to fix it?

SOVLED:

You need to do the following in order to fix this bug:

- Upgrade jQuery to a version above 1.6 - (Go to http://docs.jquery.com/Downloading_jQuery and download the "minified" version of the "Current Release"). Do not rename the file. Put this file in "catalog/view/javascript/jquery/". There should already be a similar file there e.g. "jquery-1.3.2.min.js".

- Upgrade ajax_add.js - Open catalog/view/javascript/jquery/ajax_add.js in a text editor and change "$('#add_to_cart').removeAttr('onclick');" (line 2?) to "$('#add_to_cart').prop('onclick', null);". Save the changes!

- Edit header.tpl - Open catalog/view/theme/[YOUR THEME]/common/header.tpl in a text editor. Do a search for "javascript/jquery/jquery" and you should find a line that looks like:

Code: Select all: <script type="text/javascript" src="catalog/view/javascript/jquery/jquery-1.3.2.min.js"></script>

change that for:

Code: Select all: <script type="text/javascript" src="catalog/view/javascript/jquery/[VERSION HERE]"></script>

where [VERSION HERE] is the exact name of the file you downloaded from the jQuery website e.g. "jquery-1.6.1.min.js".

- Upload the files we just added / changed to your website (3 files total). It is advisable to backup the original files first (just download them to somewhere else so you have a copy). Make sure the files get uploaded to the right places e.g. "ajax_add.js" and the new version of jQuery go in the folder "catalog/view/javascript/jquery/" and header.tpl goes in "catalog/view/theme/[YOUR THEME]/common/".

That should fix the problem

The reason for the error is that IE9 appears to ignore jQuery when it says to remove the onclick event, so this does it in a slightly different way which IE9 is able to understand.

I am the lead web developer for Cotswold Web Services, so if you need any other help feel free to give us a call

You can think of IE9 as a young toddler trying to cross a road... you have to tell it the same thing in a number of ways before the message sinks in! Unfortunately, IE9 is regularly the cause of road accidents in this analogy!

by **Qphoria** » Thu Jun 23, 2011 4:13 pm

innuoluke wrote:
khohangmy wrote:Am using OC V1.4.9.4
when i click "add to cart" with 1 quality, but in my shopping cart, its show 2 quality. Could you tell me, how to fix it?

SOVLED:

You need to do the following in order to fix this bug:

- Upgrade jQuery to a version above 1.6 - (Go to http://docs.jquery.com/Downloading_jQuery and download the "minified" version of the "Current Release"). Do not rename the file. Put this file in "catalog/view/javascript/jquery/". There should already be a similar file there e.g. "jquery-1.3.2.min.js".

- Upgrade ajax_add.js - Open catalog/view/javascript/jquery/ajax_add.js in a text editor and change "$('#add_to_cart').removeAttr('onclick');" (line 2?) to "$('#add_to_cart').prop('onclick', null);". Save the changes!

- Edit header.tpl - Open catalog/view/theme/[YOUR THEME]/common/header.tpl in a text editor. Do a search for "javascript/jquery/jquery" and you should find a line that looks like:

Code: Select all
<script type="text/javascript" src="catalog/view/javascript/jquery/jquery-1.3.2.min.js"></script>

change that for:

Code: Select all
<script type="text/javascript" src="catalog/view/javascript/jquery/[VERSION HERE]"></script>

where [VERSION HERE] is the exact name of the file you downloaded from the jQuery website e.g. "jquery-1.6.1.min.js".

- Upload the files we just added / changed to your website (3 files total). It is advisable to backup the original files first (just download them to somewhere else so you have a copy). Make sure the files get uploaded to the right places e.g. "ajax_add.js" and the new version of jQuery go in the folder "catalog/view/javascript/jquery/" and header.tpl goes in "catalog/view/theme/[YOUR THEME]/common/".

That should fix the problem The reason for the error is that IE9 appears to ignore jQuery when it says to remove the onclick event, so this does it in a slightly different way which IE9 is able to understand.

I am the lead web developer for Cotswold Web Services, so if you need any other help feel free to give us a call

You can think of IE9 as a young toddler trying to cross a road... you have to tell it the same thing in a number of ways before the message sinks in! Unfortunately, IE9 is regularly the cause of road accidents in this analogy!