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Works great! 1 Tip: i didn´t like the am/pm Time, so i made the following change for me: (German Version) <script type="text/javascript" language="JavaScript"> <!-- Begin Stamp = new Date(); document.write('<?php echo TEXT_LAST_REFRESH. ' '; ?>'); var Hours; var Mins; var Time; Hours = Stamp.getHours(); Time = " Uhr" Mins = Stamp.getMinutes(); if (Mins < 10) { Mins = "0" + Mins; } document.write(' ' + Hours + ":" + Mins + Time ); // End --> </script>

If you set it to checked and klick after this (while the page isn´t refreshed) to any other element with the effect that the checkbox is not the active part, it keeps set. For me it seems that in IE the checked flag is not set before you leave the box and klick on something else, e.g. a user online to see his cart.... If you click it and the broken line around is to see, the change has no effect, if you "remove" the broken line by clicking anywhere else, the setting is kept. Would a dropdown be a better solution?

Hi Glen, this happens only in MS IE, in FF it works fine, could be a buggy Setting in IE....

Update: I´ve found out that if i klick in the Box and AFTER it one of the pulldowns, the checked-flag remains set. Can anybody confirm this feature?

Hello, great Work, but one small problem for me: the settings for refreshment and profile are kept, but the show-bot-feature turns to unchecked after a refresh.

I understand it now as following: The Checkbox itself cannot be checked in the confirmation, it can be checked earliest in the process? And that built-in process will be used only by the original payments, not by any additional payment, because they use their own process in their payment-modules? So there must be checked earlier (in payment.php) to prevent that various process-mods can´t use the "matc='true'"? The easiest solution would be to integrate MATC in Payment.php, at that time no other mods had hijacked the process.

Hi Olof, in the last Version unfortunately customers were redirected after a paypal-payment to the confirmation-page, so they couldn´t arrive at the checkout-process and -success. can you have a look on it before i install this new version, because i have a productive shop, where custumers should buy successful? thank you, claudio

Your Work is great too... In the checkout_confirmation doesn´t appear the red line which informs the customer that he has to check the box (ENTRY_GENDER_MATC), when java is disabled. One small Bug i found: If the agree is disabled in create-account, the error that no box is checked appears, but there is no box to check... :) Another Thing: Is it possible to separate the Textareas in Create Account and Checkout a little bit? There should be used different Text for each, this would make it perfect. It would be fine, if there were different Texts to use (e.g. TEXT_INFORMATION for the Create_account and TEXT_INFORMATION_PLAIN for Checkout. BIGGGEST THANKS to you, you made my day now ;)

Hello Olof, i don´t know too how often Visitors without java come in, but in Germany we have laws, that make this agreements necessary. So it must be assured that the Visitors have read, understood and accepted these terms, they have to confirm that in this checkbox. We are now looking for a way to implement MATC for those who use java, but also a way to make checkouts impossible, if there is someone without java and wants to checkout without agreement of the terms. It can be with a additional line that shows the visitor he didn´t agree or a simple redirect on this confirm-page. The way should be, first checking if java is active, if not, going a php-way to check the box, it can be another box at the same place, but with the same function. I hope my english is not too bad, and you understan, what i mean. MATC is one of the best agreement-tools i´ve seen for osc, but this little feature is for us Germans important to eliminate the possibility to purchase unchecked. The agreement in the account-creation is not critical if not checked, only the checkout is relevant, it averts the possibility for the customer to get unlimited return-time-limits. kind regards, Claudio

Hello Olof, thanks for it, but..... i´m looking for a way to check the conditions anyway, if the customer has disabled javascript in his browser. Any idea? kind regards, claudio