I thought it may have something to do with permissions??
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<input id="submit" type="submit" value="Continue"/>I was checking all my work in FF3 IE6/7 as I made changes, then I got carried away with something and forgot to check how things were going in IE6, now it seems that 50% of the input buttons are frozen in 1E6 but all are working in IE7 and FF3. It's quite dificult to go back through everything so I was wondering if someone could give me some tips as to what to be looking for as I am a beginner.
I thought it may have something to do with permissions??
I thought it may have something to do with permissions??
Running v1.5.5.1
Anyone understand this post? Any ideas?
So for example the 'create an account' 'reveiws' 'continue shopping' 'checkout' buttons are not working but 'add to cart' 'login' are working.
So for example the 'create an account' 'reveiws' 'continue shopping' 'checkout' buttons are not working but 'add to cart' 'login' are working.
Last edited by Jacob on Tue Dec 23, 2008 7:43 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Running v1.5.5.1
It seems obvious... 
but the thing about stuff being broken after changes is that it was most likely the changes that are causing the problem. File permissions are unlikely to have changed because you edit a file.
You could try making a backup copy of the template files that do not work and replace them with the originals. If that makes them work, use something like winmerge to compare the before and after and make simple changes to the (now original) file until it breaks. Then you will know exactly where to focus your attention.
If you are working on a publicly visible site, post the url and we can have a look and perhaps make a suggestion or two.
cheers
Bruce
but the thing about stuff being broken after changes is that it was most likely the changes that are causing the problem. File permissions are unlikely to have changed because you edit a file.You could try making a backup copy of the template files that do not work and replace them with the originals. If that makes them work, use something like winmerge to compare the before and after and make simple changes to the (now original) file until it breaks. Then you will know exactly where to focus your attention.
If you are working on a publicly visible site, post the url and we can have a look and perhaps make a suggestion or two.
cheers
Bruce
Yes, put a text file called robots.txt in the root of your website.
If your store is in the root of your website and robots.txt contains the following...
and it should block all spiders from all areas in the root of the store and below. In other words, everywhere.
If your store is in a sub-folder (say mystore) then robots.txt should still be in the root of the website but contain
and it should block all spiders from only the web store and below.
A good discussion of this topic can be found here.
If your store is in the root of your website and robots.txt contains the following...
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User-agent: *
Disallow: / If your store is in a sub-folder (say mystore) then robots.txt should still be in the root of the website but contain
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User-agent: *
Disallow: /mystore/
A good discussion of this topic can be found here.
Thank you Thank you
So I think the problem occurred after making some code changes following this guide: http://forum.opencart.com/index.php/top ... l#msg12935 not saying there is anything wrong with the guide of course, but that's where my tired head can think back to. Well I have been able to restore the code back to original state but the problem is still there.
So I think the problem occurred after making some code changes following this guide: http://forum.opencart.com/index.php/top ... l#msg12935 not saying there is anything wrong with the guide of course, but that's where my tired head can think back to. Well I have been able to restore the code back to original state but the problem is still there.
Last edited by Jacob on Tue Dec 23, 2008 9:33 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Running v1.5.5.1
considering the author of that guide... im surprised it works at all 
Aside from having problems with that guide, did it work for you? or did you back out the changes?
Aside from having problems with that guide, did it work for you? or did you back out the changes?
Last edited by Qphoria on Tue Dec 23, 2008 10:37 pm, edited 1 time in total.
I just did a fresh install of Version 0.7.9, tried to do a new customer login, but as before the input button 'continue' does not work?
So I am running Multiple version of IE6 on my computer http://tredosoft.com/Multiple_IE
Has anyone else had the same experience?
So I am running Multiple version of IE6 on my computer http://tredosoft.com/Multiple_IE
Has anyone else had the same experience?
Running v1.5.5.1
Ok, I tried it with IE6 and found that everything works just fine...
well... except for the layout which has the content pushed down below the bottom of the information.
I would suggest that if you want to test different versions of IE then you should set up a machine with only IE6 and another with only IE7. These machines could be set up on VMWare for example on one physical machine.
Cheers
Bruce
well... except for the layout which has the content pushed down below the bottom of the information.
I would suggest that if you want to test different versions of IE then you should set up a machine with only IE6 and another with only IE7. These machines could be set up on VMWare for example on one physical machine.
Cheers
Bruce
I don't have IE6 to test with. I have portable IE6 but it doesn't work on Vista so I can't really test
If you can just tell me what you see, maybe we can figure it out without looking at it.
Is the button disabled? Does the button click but go nowhere?
If you can just tell me what you see, maybe we can figure it out without looking at it.
Is the button disabled? Does the button click but go nowhere?
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