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Can't get to checkout with Netscape 7


identry

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I can't seem to get to checkout using Netscape 7. It works fine with IE 6 and Netscape 4.7. I'm using Version 2.1

 

The problem occurs in checkout_payment.php at the following section:

 

if ($cart->count_contents() == 0) {

header('Location: ' . tep_href_link(FILENAME_SHOPPING_CART, '', 'NONSSL'));

tep_exit();

}

 

At t his point, $cart->count_contents is always 0, even when there is something in the cart.

 

I have started looking at application_top to see if I can figure out the problem, but thought I'd ask to see if someone's solved this before. Any help much appreciated.

 

-- John

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Try changing your browser preferences to HTTP1.0 under Advanced> HTTP Networking.

 

Next question.....why are you using 2.1?

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That did it, but that just opens some more questions: why? and is there a way to fix this problem without forcing customers to change their default browser configuration?

 

I'm using 2.1 because that is what was available when I started the project and I've made lots of changes to customize the operation of the site. Way too many to even think about switching to a new version. :-)

 

-- John

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lot's of 'new' osC users grab version 2.1

 

it's a little confusing which one to download i guess

 

At http://www.oscommerce.com/downloads you see The Exchange Project Preview Release 2.1

 

guess what...

most of the visitors dont read and they just want the link to download,

so thats what 'they' do

 

Installing an OLD old OLD version, and then ask questions why it doesnt work (this is in general not to the person specific who started this thread ;) , no offence !)

 

I have to say, I can understand the way how they do this,

the ADMIN should change that page at the above link.

VERY confusing

 

I know you see the date, text etc... but everyone knows the behavior of 'surfers', they have no time to read (i am still questioning this why they do so)

Robert

 

We all need to learn it once, how hard it may seem when you look at it, also you will master it someday ;)

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I actually managed to read the download page, but 2.2 is labled as a developers version, as opposed to 2.1 which presumably is the stable, production version.

 

No?

 

How old is old?

 

-- John

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How old is old?

 

How 'bout more than 2 years lod......anchient in open source terms. I would suggest the MS1 version. I and many others are using it for live shops. Go for the gold!

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