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ll4g
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Posted: 13-February-2010 at 11:00am |
If I add products from the store home page - all is fine.
If I start browsing by category and add an item to the shopping cart, I go to the checkout step via the BUTTON (onepagecheckout.asp) and it says the cart is empty.
If I bypass the button and use the checkout link in the header navigation (checkout.asp) it works.
Seems to be an issue with the onepagecheckout.asp.....
Help! Either I need to bypass the onepagecheckout.asp or need some insight as to what can be wrong.
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ll4g
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Quick note: If I bypass the button and use the link instead - I am still having problems because it is asking me to log in twice at checkout, again at the onepagecheckout.asp page.
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Hamish
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Hi,
This will almost certainly resolve the issue : http://wiki.earlyimpact.com/developers/timeout-issues#use_of_different_domain_names |
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netprofits
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It sounds like you are switching between www.yourdomain.com and yourdomain.com (without the www). That causes problems with your session as it sees them as two distinct sites. Additionally, the SSL will only usually only work with one or the other.
If this is the case, make sure you use relative links everywhere vs. full links and make sure the SSL URL in the control panel under Settings | Store Settings matches the URL you used when setting up the store. You may want to add some script that forces the correct URL when people first come to the web site, i.e. if someone uses yourdomain.com force it to switch to www.yourdomain.com.
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netprofits
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Nice article Hamish. I forgot about that one.
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Greg Dinger
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We have found that forcing sites from domainname.com to www.domainname.com by using ISAPI-Rewrite is an effective (and permanent) solution to this issue.
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ll4g
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Ahhhh ah!! Thanks so much for the quick response everyone!!!
That was the problem.....
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ll4g
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It solved the problem - however everytime I go to the categories, it drops the https to http and thats where the problem is now. I need the entire store to run under https in order for the checkout to work. Is there a setting somewhere for this?
Every link on the home.asp keeps the https setting but the categories...... weird!
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Greg Dinger
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Why would you want the store to run in HTTPS? That is unnecessary. Only the checkout needs to run in SSL.
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ll4g
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Because even if I go to http: and add the items - it redirects to https at checkout and I lose the cart items. The only way I can seem to keep the cart items is by running is https. Does it really matter if the entire store is https???
Unnecessary seems to be necessaryfor some reason on my cart setup....
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