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No, it doesn't fail. It does exactly what you instruct it to. You submit the form using get, and when you use get, the browser ignores whatever query string parameters that may have been defined in the action attribute. There's no action attribute in your form, so it submits to the current page, still without QS parameters, which is Default.aspx...

Add a hidden field named ID with the current page id to your form, and you get the result you expect.

Sorensen wrote:

No, it doesn't fail. It does exactly what you instruct it to. You submit the form using get, and when you use get, the browser ignores whatever query string parameters that may have been defined in the action attribute. There's no action attribute in your form, so it submits to the current page, still without QS parameters, which is Default.aspx...

 

Add a hidden field named ID with the current page id to your form, and you get the result you expect.

Thx alot i'll try that. Have you been on the solution? everything is all mest up now...

Yes, I opened your link and looked at the source of the document.

Sorensen wrote:

Yes, I opened your link and looked at the source of the document.

Sry, I thought you had been in the template and made som changes.

I have just tryed doing what you told me but without succes :(

<input type="hidden" name=ID" value="79" />

I still dont understand the logic when i works on on one site and not the other.

Care to help me further on? :)

No, I just opened the page in frontend.

Your template is quite a mess. You have two opening form tags - a nested form, and only one closing tag. Clean that up, and I guarantee you it will work.

Sorensen wrote:

No, I just opened the page in frontend.

 

Your template is quite a mess. You have two opening form tags - a nested form, and only one closing tag. Clean that up, and I guarantee you it will work.

Well I still can't get it to work.

Iam now trying to use a standart product template and the problem is the same.

You still belive that it has something to do with the form tags?

http://kontinuum.net.dynamicweb.dk/Default.aspx?ID=79&ProductID=PROD5

No, this time it's the ID field that's causing you problems... Or, should I say the missing ID field, as theres no ID field present in the template. There is, however, a field name ID" (I-D-QUOTE). I assume you forgot to enter a qoute sign on the left of the name attribute value. But browsers aren't that forgiving, and they will send this information as ID".

Sorensen wrote:

No, this time it's the ID field that's causing you problems... Or, should I say the missing ID field, as theres no ID field present in the template. There is, however, a field name ID" (I-D-QUOTE). I assume you forgot to enter a qoute sign on the left of the name attribute value. But browsers aren't that forgiving, and they will send this information as ID".

Hi Lars

Iam sorry. I have no idea what you just said. :o

"qoute sign" ?

What am I missing?

rs@condurra.dk wrote:

Sorensen wrote:

No, this time it's the ID field that's causing you problems... Or, should I say the missing ID field, as theres no ID field present in the template. There is, however, a field name ID" (I-D-QUOTE). I assume you forgot to enter a qoute sign on the left of the name attribute value. But browsers aren't that forgiving, and they will send this information as ID".

Hi Lars

 

Iam sorry. I have no idea what you just said. :o

 

"qoute sign" ?

 

What am I missing?

Quote signs are the embrasing sings you used when you wrote "quote sign". Have you had a look at your source code? I copied and pasted your ID field from the HTML source to here:

<input type="hidden" name=ID" value="79" />

That's all the help you're gonna get for this one;)

Sorensen wrote:

rs@condurra.dk wrote:

Sorensen wrote:

No, this time it's the ID field that's causing you problems... Or, should I say the missing ID field, as theres no ID field present in the template. There is, however, a field name ID" (I-D-QUOTE). I assume you forgot to enter a qoute sign on the left of the name attribute value. But browsers aren't that forgiving, and they will send this information as ID".

Hi Lars

 

Iam sorry. I have no idea what you just said. :o

 

"qoute sign" ?

 

What am I missing?

Quote signs are the embrasing sings you used when you wrote "quote sign". Have you had a look at your source code? I copied and pasted your ID field from the HTML source to here:

 

<input type="hidden" name=ID" value="79" />

 

That's all the help you're gonna get for this one;)

Hmm
 

It was you who told me to make a hidden id box with the same value as the productpage id.

Well iam missing a " on the name=ID" :) And that made a difference, but iam not quit there.

Can I get one more tips :(-)

Sure, go ahead.

Sorensen wrote:

Sure, go ahead.

I asked you if I could get one more tip from you, so that I can get this thing working :)

So please, go ahead.

rs@condurra.dk wrote:

Sorensen wrote:

Sure, go ahead.

I asked you if I could get one more tip from you, so that I can get this thing working :)

 

So please, go ahead.

 

 

I dont know why but adding "1" in front of cartcmd name solved the problem.

<input type="hidden" name="1cartcmd" value="add" />

Can someone tell me why?

Because, before that you had two cartcmd in your form...

Sorensen wrote:

Because, before that you had two cartcmd in your form...

Hmm. Not on the same page. -

Yir, it was present two times in the querystring, when the form was submitted. This mean that the value would be interpreted as cartcmd=add,add, when it reaches the server.

Sorensen wrote:

Yir, it was present two times in the querystring, when the form was submitted. This mean that the value would be interpreted as cartcmd=add,add, when it reaches the server.

Okay. That makes okay sense :)

But now what happens when I have change the name to "cartcmd1"

It seems that the quantity of the product works when I press "Køb" but the price isnt tagging along.

http://kontinuum.net.dynamicweb.dk/Default.aspx?ID=79&ProductID=PROD10

Well, the you only have one cartcmd, which is what ecom looks for. Please note that this is not ecom or dw specific information. This is how browsers and servers interact.

Sorensen wrote:

Well, the you only have one cartcmd, which is what ecom looks for. Please note that this is not ecom or dw specific information. This is how browsers and servers interact.

So you are telling me that what Iam trying to do isnt possible?

Iam clearly out of my league here when it comes down to this.

It sounds like you know the exact thing to do here. -

So is there any chance that you could be more specific in what I need to do to get this thing going.?