I have noticed if a customer puts a http:// when putting their URL in an option, that the product will not add to the cart. Is there a way to fix this? and if not is there a way to show the http:// before the text box to help them from putting it in. (I have a comment under the box telling them not to use it…but for some reason they don't listen…grrr)
Thanks in advance for help!
Anyone have any ideas? Please 
Try googling “rewrite www to non www” and you find a solution.
John
could you put http:// AFTER the option name so will be in front of the Option box?
John
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could you put http:// AFTER the option name so will be in front of the Option box?
John
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I tried that and there is a large space between them and it just doesn’t look right 
I don’t understand why it won’t take the http://
Whats the option, text area…text box etc.
Just tried in one of my options text area and is working?
John
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Whats the option, text area…text box etc.
Just tried in one of my options text area and is working?
John
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Its a text area. I don’t have any modifications other than my template. And I have used hooks for that so that shouldn’t effect it. Its also doing it on my friends site, so it can’t just be me
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Its a text area. I don’t have any modifications other than my template. And I have used hooks for that so that shouldn’t effect it. Its also doing it on my friends site, so it can’t just be me
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Well I just found out my host disabled it to help with spammy links from the products. 
Now I just have to work on getting my customers to READ
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Well I just found out my host disabled it to help with spammy links from the products. Now I just have to work on getting my customers to READ
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Hi,
You may be able to use RegExp (Regular Expressions) to limit what goes into the field. I use them, but got mine to work with trial and more error.
In one of my fields I have: ^([0-9a-zA-Z!@#$%^&*()-_=+ ]){1,14}$. I think what this does is specify the characters that can be in the field and that the field length is 1-14 characters. The pop-up error message would say if they put in a // that unsupported characters were used or longer than 14 characters. There is a way to exclude certain characters characters such as / . Maybe exclude a string of characters (http://) If this may work for you, someone here in the forum who knows the syntax for regexp can post it here. I would like to know myself.
Bob