[raistlin]

Hello again!

The theme is definitely the culprit here for this project. Went through the motions of cleaning it up a bit but unfortunately didn’t have any luck.

In lieu of your previous comment though, I went ahead and enabled the redirect upon adding to cart option (which had worked), and set the URL set to “#”. Kind of an unorthodox fix, but it should do the trick. The only issue that remained was receiving the 404 error upon removing an individual product. I noticed that the “Clear All” button seemed to behave appropriately with this runaway theme even though the individual remove did not.

I just added display prop to the following in the eStore CSS:

.eStore_remove_item_button{

width:20px;

height:20px;

display:none;

}

This should work out for the time being until I can figure out a way to have the individual remove button achieve the same effect.

Thanks again for an amazing product!

Cheers,

[raistlin]

Good Day,

Just thought I’d drop by to clarify that Hostmonster does use Linux servers (I apologize after re-reading what was written prior it was not clear).

I’ve been digging around the forums over the past day or so and found this snippet:

Hi This plug in is very useful and easy to use. but I have problem with it after I change my theme and I can not solve the problem. The them I use know RT-Theme 11 1.0 from theme forest the problem is when clicking the add to cart button the theme responses its 404 not found page. And when I go back to the page and refresh it I see the product I desire is added to the cart. the other problem is that when I try to remove the product from cart I found myself at the home page of my site.

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I solved the problem

$products variable is used in the theme for its own purpose and I replaced them with $wp_shopping_cart_products and my problem resolved

Not sure if this could be relevant at all but I went through and tried disabling all other plugins etc but didn’t have any luck. It doesn’t appear that there is a predefined custom post field in the theme for $product to replace either.

Thanks again

Cheers,

[raistlin]

The website is hosted via HostMonster [http://www.hostmonster.com] which I believe operates Linux servers.

[raistlin]

When I enable the automatic redirection option it does route to the specified URL in the options page. Here’s the code from the root .htaccess file:

# BEGIN WordPress

<IfModule mod_rewrite.c>

RewriteEngine On

RewriteBase /

RewriteRule ^index.php$ - [L]

RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f

RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d

RewriteRule . /index.php [L]

</IfModule>

# END WordPress

Thank you so very much

Cheers,

[raistlin]

Unfortunately it appears that the “Automatic redirection to checkout page” is not checked on the Settings page.

[raistlin]

Of course! My apologies,

[http://bit.ly/ex1U1Z]

Thank you so much, your time is greatly appreciated.

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