Opera and Chrome problems in Cs-Cart 2.0.6

I am setting the version 2.0.6 of Cs-Cart on a test server and I have a problem with Chrome and Opera browsers.



I add products to cart, then attempt to checkout and I can not because the shopping cart is empty.

Also if I try to access the store with a username and password, it is not possible.





Does anyone have the same problem? Does anyone know the solution? Thanks



Best Regards

just tested in chrome 3.5 and opera 9.64 - both of which worked for me…



i suggest the problem might relate to something else, or your personal settings on these browsers? are you switching to a SSL page and loosing your cart? this could be session problems? Are you running older buggy versions of the browsers?



have you modified the cart in any way? Try testing the demo store on CS-cart website and see if that works (that is what did for me).



What browsers does it work with IE, FIrefox, etc.

[quote name=‘javipkt’]I am setting the version 2.0.6 of Cs-Cart on a test server and I have a problem with Chrome and Opera browsers.



I add products to cart, then attempt to checkout and I can not because the shopping cart is empty.

Also if I try to access the store with a username and password, it is not possible.





Does anyone have the same problem? Does anyone know the solution? Thanks



Best Regards[/QUOTE]



Similar problem was when my server configuration was wrong

[quote name=‘nevsie’]just tested in chrome 3.5 and opera 9.64 - both of which worked for me…



i suggest the problem might relate to something else, or your personal settings on these browsers? are you switching to a SSL page and loosing your cart? this could be session problems? Are you running older buggy versions of the browsers?



have you modified the cart in any way? Try testing the demo store on CS-cart website and see if that works (that is what did for me).



What browsers does it work with IE, FIrefox, etc.[/QUOTE]



It is a clean installation of Cs-Cart. I’ve only changed the CSS and images.

With Firefox 3.5.X and Internet Explorer 8 this does not happen. Versions of Chrome and Opera are the latest.



The problem must be in the configuration of the server where I hosted Cs-Cart, as the Cs-Cart demo works fine. But what is not what might be the problem.


[quote name=‘Darius’]Similar problem was when my server configuration was wrong[/QUOTE]





Can you explain what the problem was and how to fix it?

Thanks

[quote name=‘javipkt’]It is a clean installation of Cs-Cart. I’ve only changed the CSS and images.

With Firefox 3.5.X and Internet Explorer 8 this does not happen. Versions of Chrome and Opera are the latest.



The problem must be in the configuration of the server where I hosted Cs-Cart, as the Cs-Cart demo works fine. But what is not what might be the problem.









Can you explain what the problem was and how to fix it?

Thanks[/QUOTE]



Something in httpd.conf sorry can’t remember what

[quote name=‘Darius’]Something in httpd.conf sorry can’t remember what[/QUOTE]

Oooh :cry:



To see if anyone knows the solution to the problem, because I do not know what to do.

I think I’m going to write my problem in Bug Tracker.

Since it is a bug in CS-Cart with certain characteristics of the servers, so we can fix this in CS-Cart.

Less than 1% of my users are using opera and chrome, for me that’s 12 people out 100,000.



I’d just provide them with a link to IE, I’m older I’ve already been through all the browser **** since version 2 of IE, trust me you’re wasting your time.

[quote name=‘standingontv’]Less than 1% of my users are using opera and chrome, for me that’s 12 people out 100,000.



I’d just provide them with a link to IE, I’m older I’ve already been through all the browser **** since version 2 of IE, trust me you’re wasting your time.[/QUOTE]



In my web 7.55% of users use these browsers. Furthermore, the share will increase gradually with the popularity of Chrome, every time you have more people.



I was told it could be the mod_security, but my hosting provider disabled it for me, and Cs-Cart still does not work well with these browsers.



I think that CS-Cart should fix these problems and not have to be users who find solutions to a problem that should not exist because my hosting meets all the requirements for using Cs-Cart.

I have not encountered this problem on my site (2.06) in the latest versions of Chrome, Safari, IE or Firefox. The cart behaves the same in all browsers for me.



Sounds like s server issue?



David

[quote name=‘Triplets’]I have not encountered this problem on my site (2.06) in the latest versions of Chrome, Safari, IE or Firefox. The cart behaves the same in all browsers for me.



Sounds like s server issue?



David[/QUOTE]



Yes, that is. Any incompatibility of Cs-Cart with the configuration of some servers.

But my server meets all the requirements of Cs-Cart, so I do not know what the problem is.

I’ve found the solution. We must replace the IP in this part of the code, and instead put a domain:


[QUOTE]// Host and directory where cs-cart is installed on usual server

$cscart_http_host = ‘www.xlote.com’;

$cscart_http_dir = ‘’;



// Host and directory where cs-cart is installed on secure server

$cscart_https_host = ‘www.xlote.com’;

$cscart_https_dir = ‘/ssl’; [/QUOTE]





I hope you can help those who need it.