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

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cha0s’s picture

I'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.

jabberwok’s picture

Priority: Normal » Critical
Status: Postponed (maintainer needs more info) » Active

*hidden*.com

checkout == *hidden*.com/cart/checkout

cha0s’s picture

Well, I need to know how to add a product, otherwise I can't get to the checkout screen. ;)

jabberwok’s picture

*hidden*.com/products

sign in with

gordon
password

cha0s’s picture

Priority: Critical » Normal
Status: Active » Postponed (maintainer needs more info)

Well, 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?

jabberwok’s picture

I 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?

jabberwok’s picture

actually 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?

jabberwok’s picture

Well 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

rszrama’s picture

Priority: Critical » Normal
Status: Active » Closed (works as designed)

Ubercart 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?