Closed (works as designed)
Project:
Ubercart
Version:
6.x-2.0-beta5
Component:
Website
Priority:
Normal
Category:
Bug report
Assigned:
Unassigned
Reporter:
Created:
11 Mar 2009 at 16:32 UTC
Updated:
14 Mar 2009 at 05:02 UTC
I have attached a screenshot of the problem
I can continue with paypal and complete the order in the sandbox server ok
Its just that the homepage is showing in the paymants pane, depending on what payment options I have enabled
it sometimes shows twice
Comments
Comment #1
cha0s commentedI'm guessing the AJAX for the payment method is somehow pulling your whole page down. It would help to debug if we could get a URL to the site where this is at.
Comment #2
jabberwok commented*hidden*.com
checkout == *hidden*.com/cart/checkout
Comment #3
cha0s commentedWell, I need to know how to add a product, otherwise I can't get to the checkout screen. ;)
Comment #4
jabberwok commented*hidden*.com/products
sign in with
gordon
password
Comment #5
cha0s commentedWell, I have to say that looks like some other JS you got on there messing around with the wrong stuff. I think that contentloader.js is the culprit, try turning it off and seeing if things improve at all?
Comment #6
jabberwok commentedI disabled all my custom javascripts and it still happens, I will leave them disabled for now
I changed the default q querystring variable to something else for adsense to work
do you think this is the cause?
Comment #7
jabberwok commentedactually I just tested it and that was the problem,
is there a way to work around this as I cannot have the default q in the querystring?
Comment #8
jabberwok commentedWell I solved my own problem by using as_q instead of q for my adsnse search box
but this is still not ultimately what I want
because I would like to hide drupal from hackers, drupal is easily spotted apparently by the q in the query string
So it would be nice if ubercart was made compatible with this hiding technique.
Thank for a great module
Comment #9
rszrama commentedUbercart should be compliant with clean URLs. Also, you simply can't remove every trace of Drupal from your site... security by obfuscation will only go so far, ya know?