cookie in page created through wizard

3/24/2009 7:58 am | #1 robert329616

Hello.

I created a shopping cart using the ecart wizard. When the customer checks out they put in their personal and shipping info. When they select checkout they go to the confirm.php page.
When they select modify info, it takes the back the the checkout page but all the fields are blank.

I followed the cookie help guides and tutorial for using the store entire form in cookie behavior. First I received an error about templates being locked. I then copied the form into a separate page added the store entire form along with the set entire form behavior. I then copied the form back into the checkout page along with the <body> code and javascript but it still does not work.

Does anyone have any ideas of a work-around?

Thanks.

Regards,
Rob

3/24/2009 8:07 am | #2 Ray BorduinWebAssist

Storing the cookie should be a quick and easy work around. Maybe you don't have an editable region in your header or you didn't copy the necessary code from the header to the page where you want it to work.

I would suggest persuing the cookie route and try to figure out why it isn't working. A good first step is to post the url to the page that is broken and somebody can look at it for you if you can't spot the problem.

Did this help? Tips are appreciated...

3/24/2009 11:35 am | #3 robert329616

Ray,

This is really weird. I am now able to get the cookie to work with the test page but not the confirm page. I copied all the info into the same place as on the test page.
The URL for the test is cookieTest.php, The main page where I need the code to work is at:
confirm.php.

Thanks.

Regards,
Rob

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cookie in page created through wizard

3/24/2009 7:58 am | #1 robert329616