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Tips and Tricks HQ Support Portal › Forums › WP eStore Forum › Fancy Redirection on Checkout breaks in FF
I’m having an issue with the the fancy redirect on checkout in FF 3.6 on mac. The white.png background image stays in the top left of the page and the rest of the popup shows up correctly in the center. It works fine in Safari and Chrome. Anybody else having this happen?
Ok, I have no idea whats going on in FF. It looks like from the css files it takes .eStore_apple_overlay which has a background of white.png.. but actually embeds the image into the html rather than staying as a background image… I don’t know why or where that happens in the code…
Also, although the css says to have display: none applied to .eStore_apple_overlay, when I comment that out content comes in and centers correctly when the checkout button is pressed.
When I comment out display:none on e.Store_apple_overlay, then it looks like the close button and part of the header are on the corner of the page. I’m not an expert at php.. but I’m guessing there’s something going on with either how the Apple overlay is triggered, or there is code written into the wrong divs?
And looking at the code.. I’m wondering if its adding new head, meta, body & html tags within the existing body and html tags on the page?
Anybody?
Please read this post and provide more details so I can check it out:
Hey admin, thank you for the response. Would it be possible to send you the link in an email?
I sent you an email so you can reply to me with the link.
Just wanted to say thanks again to Admin for going above and beyond to help. Your support is truly great and definitely gives me confidence in using eStore in the future for more projects!
FYI, after doing some more digging into this bug. It turns out it is a known issue between jquery’s apple overlay script and firefox version 3.6. I managed to fix it based on the code here: