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[taltos1]

Thank you so much. I am again impressed with your knowledge..

[taltos1]

Hello,
I just found out that when you get a credit card error (wrong #, etc) you also get pushed to the standard xcart screen.

Just like the code you suggested for the address change, can you tell me how to do this so the error codes stay in ezcheckout?

Thanks again.

[Jon]

Can you give me the exact url accessed for the error?

[taltos1]

It is here:

www.mysite.com/error_message.php?error=error_ccprocessor_error&bill_message=Invalid+Card+%23

Thank you[/code]

[Jon]

Try this:

Open error_message.php

FIND:

func_display("customer/home.tpl",$smarty);

Replace with:

if ($error == "error_ccprocessor_error") {
     func_display("customer/home_checkout.tpl",$smarty);
} else {
     func_display("customer/home.tpl",$smarty);
}

[taltos1]

Amazing. Thanks again, in my humble opinion, these last 2 edits you helped me with should be included with the mod, small fixes, but makes the whole process much smoother. Thanks so much.

[Jon]

^ Probably so, we've tried to keep the amount of edits down however as some people aren't as proficient at edits which result in support cost.

[ecommerce]

On 4.0.18,

I have a LOGOUT link somewhere on the site.

When I click it, it does log me out but it leaves me at

cart.php?mode=checkout

and defaults to highlight the LOGIN tab.

and in addition, it doesnt showing the login tab info,

it shows the empty cart message.
Your shopping cart
The items below are currently in your shopping cart. To remove any item click "Delete item". To checkout, please click "Checkout". Please note that Delivery method is ignored if you are ordering Gift Certificates or Electronically distributed products.


What I want is when the customer clicks on the Logout link,
they get logged out and are taken to the home page.

thanks.

[ecommerce]

Jon,

I want to put a left 25px border and a right 25 border around your whole checkout.


<left td with image 25px> your checkout <right td with image 25px>

hope u get the idea.

i've been unsuccessful. Please point me in the right direction.

[Jon]

Not quite sure what you mean, but something like this should suffice:

<table width="750" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0" align="center">
<tr>
<td width="25">&nbsp;</td>
<td>

[ Original code will go here]

</td>
<td width="25">&nbsp;</td>
</tr>
</table>