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I am getting this error when using IE7 also, Firefox has no errors. Fatal error: Call to a member function pre_confirmation_check() Also noted, on IE7 javascript does not work at all for this page. IE7 indicates a JS error at line 0 in file /includes/checkout/checkout.js file. Researching. Otherwise, awesome contribution. -------------UPDATE----------------- Problem located in /includes/checkout/checkout.js file I commented out the following section at the beginning of the file (why is there php work in a js file?) <?php // Start - CREDIT CLASS Gift Voucher Contribution ?> var submitter = null; function submitFunction() { submitter = 1; } <?php // End - CREDIT CLASS Gift Voucher Contribution ?> IE7 now fully functional!

Does your search work normally? I know I had many problems getting my search function to work before I even got to this addon. Until then, nothing worked.

OB, thanks for pointing that out. On that note, I checked my stylesheet.css and noticed that I had defined my A (or link) size to 11px. Removed that line, reloaded page and bingo! It WAS being restricted by an inherited class. Awesome contrib.

Thanks for the contribution, however I can't seem to get the links to show different sizes. Am I doing something wrong? Installed according to instructions on latest contrib version.

that problem is solved via previous released contribution http://addons.oscommerce.com/info/1622 merged with PAM module, now second problem is that it seems this contribution was designed to modify the product attribute at the product level, rather than the class level (ie add weights to product-size attribute versus add weight product size attribute of specific product) making it clunky and slow. any ideas on what to change to make the weight apply to a class-level option?

Greetings, I have installed the Product Accessory Multiplier (http://addons.oscommerce.com/info/1936) contribution, and made a modification to the option multiplier list to reflect a change from % increased cost to Total Price (selling 1 gallon of liquid, multiplied by 5, 15, 55 gallons as the options). Accordingly I need to pass this option multiple information to the shipping module's Product weight information for accurate shipping price quotes. Any ideas what to change? I could probably get it working if I can find out which variable to pass from one to the other. Thanks for the help! ;)

FYI kids, this is not the original site that was this post referred to as it seems it has been transferred. The original site link DID include a bunch of quality templates, a few of which I kept off of that site. The original did NOT require an e-mail address or any other information from the person requesting it, so it seems this new one is a hoax and do NOT give them any information.

Great contrib! Works right off the bat!

great mod! installed as instructed, works as advertised!

great contrib! - installed with a few errors, double checked over instructions and fixed errors - presto! works as advertised! side note - many of the search engine emulators take the first information available on the page after the header tags to present the information below your link - please take that into consideration as this contrib may not provide that valuable SEO service!

great contrib - installed with a few errors, doubled checked over the instructions and found i missed a couple spots or weren't completely replaced by dreamweaver's replace function, and all is well! thanks for the good stuff! saves a GANG of time over the one-by-one method! plus it doesn't interrupt previous attribute modifications, but instead works with them. fantastic work!

Just giving props to Chemo for good coding! five thumbs up! Had a few problems upon install, turns out my eyes become faulty after a few minutes of reading the same thing over and over. all of the information was there, and that which was not implemented caused the errors. one bug that persists is the add to shopping cart -> continue shopping -> 404 page with W3C friendly option turned on. turned off, functions fine so good enough. anyways Thanks a Mill, hopefully I will make my mill and piece this brotha off. peace to the osC community movement! :thumbsup: