Hi,
I originally contacted them on Thursday. Bit disappointing
really.
Yes, the page in question, the checkout page (final page
prior to jumping
out to the payment provider), is arrived at via a form post.
Are you
suggesting that the "any form post" trigger on the checkout
page is being
triggered by a form submission on the previous page?
I find that slightly odd, however if that is the way this
software works
then so be it. I guess it is in the interpretation of the
phrase "any form
post". If I set up a trigger to run on "any form post" on a
page, then I'd
expect it to only be triggered when the form post occured ON
that page, not
a previous page.
I have three different form buttons on the checkout page so I
gave them all
the same name (checkoutbtn) and have tried this:
<%' WA eCart Store Cart Details in Db
if (cStr(Request.Form("checkoutbtn.x")) <> "") then
Problem is, the details aren't being stored when
"checkoutbtn" is clicked,
although this IS preventing them being stored when the page
loads (my
previous problem). Out of the frying pan!
Can I name all three submit buttons the same, or would I need
to name them
seperately and then add in some kind of "OR" command to this:
<%' WA eCart Store Cart Details in Db
if (cStr(Request.Form("checkoutbtn.x")) <> "") then
<%' WA eCart Store Cart Details in Db
if (cStr(Request.Form("checkoutbtn1.x")) <> "") OR if
(cStr(Request.Form("checkoutbtn2.x")) <> "") OR if
(cStr(Request.Form("checkoutbtn3.x")) <> "") then
I know that's not right, but if I use "Else", won't I have to
replicate my
insert to database code for each button option?
Hope someone can help.
Regards
nath.
"danilocelic AdobeCommunityExpert"
<danilo@shimmerphase.com> wrote in
message news:ek9qm5$h28$1@forums.macromedia.com...
> tradmusic.com wrote:
>> Not a peep from WebAssist tech support for three
days now, despite a few
>> e-mails and a phone message, so I thought I'd ask in
here.
>
> Given the long holiday weekend in the US, I'd expect
that they won't be in
> the office until Monday.
>
>> I have selected "any form post" as the trigger for
the behaviour, but it
>> is being triggered when the page loads, not when a
form is submitted.
>>
>> Is there something wrong with this bit, which
appears to be the trigger
>> in the INSERT section of the code:
>>
>> <%' WA eCart Store Cart Details in Db
>> if (Request.ServerVariables("Request_Method") =
"POST") then
>
> The code you are showing will not "trigger" or run
unless the page is
> getting accessed via a form post, and will not run
simply "on page load",
> so there is likely somethign else going on with the
page. You can test
> that out by adding the following code to an empty page:
>
> <%
>
Response.Write(Request.ServerVariables("Request_Method"))
> %><br />
> <%
> if (Request.ServerVariables("Request_Method") = "POST")
then
> Response.Write("posted")
> End if
> %>
>
> The first block of code will write out the type of
request and the second
> will only write out anything when there is a form post
to the page.
>
> If you get to the page in question from some other page
that performs a
> post, such as clicking of a add to cart button on an
item's page, then
> that is why you are seeing that block of code run. If
you need it to run
> from the click of a particular named button, then make
sure to select that
> named button in the trigger list.
>
>
>
> --
> Danilo Celic
> | Extending Knowledge Daily :
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> | Adobe Community Expert
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