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I have a strange problem with one of my customers shopping cart. The system using ASP templates and in these templates you can put HTML.
I designed one page called default.asp that actually are the homepage. Default.asp only contains the content of the homepage and the rest comes from header.asp and footer.asp.
What I changed in these templates was only HTML and nothing else, but after I uploaded the new HTML, the shopping cart-page (another page linked from default.asp) gives an error when you load the page without choosing anything to buy.
All external links to both javascript, vbscript and asp havent been touch at all..?
See the error message here:
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This error message did not show up before the change and I am confused bacause I allow cookies in IE 6.0 where the error shows up.
When I push the "retry cookie test" the page load without an errormessage, but my customer are of course feeling much insecure about that event.
Can someone please tell how this error can show up when I havent changed anything in the ASP code and furthermore, why the error shows up then I have allowed cookies..?
Sincerely,
Nano
[edited by: engine at 1:54 pm (utc) on June 27, 2006]
[edit reason] See TOS [webmasterworld.com] [/edit]
You might want to do a difference check on the modified pages to compare the new version with the original. It's easy to overlook possible unintended changes. There are various software tools that make an diff comparison easy, like beyond compare.
Ward
