browser button capital cart charge client clients code continue don ejejc example fact firefox functionality generate happens help issue item javascript method onclick online option order original page plus post problem products replace required save select shop shopping site sites solution started window

there is no attribute "onClick".
…ejc=2" class="ec_ejc_thkbx" onClick="javascript:return EJEJC_lc(this);">


How do i fix that problem?

I would like to get an answer to this as well. It's annoying that for every item I add to may shop I have to go in and add amp; after every & in order to make the code valid xhtml and now I don;t know how to fix the onClick problem. Also method="POST" should be method="post".

Can you not have a tick box to specify that you want valid XHTML code and for the e-junkie site to generate it so as to avoid all this extra editing required?

the only way I have found to fix this is to use the no-javascript option - this opens the shopping cart in a new browser window/tab instead and then when you select 'close' or 'continue shopping' the shopping cart window/tab disappears and you get taken back to the original page you were on...well this is what happens in Firefox on a PC - not sure what it's like in other browser or oon a Mac.

Ya I'm still waiting for an answer. I HAD a valid xhtml site untill i started using e-junkie. My job is to find low-cost e-commerce solutions for clients as well as produce sites that are valid xhtml format. I have 148 products that I had to personally change the "&" to "& amp ; " ...times that by 3, given the fact that there's 3 of those for each button. Plus the other things. I had to spend 2 days on that literally without having to charge the client for the hours spent on it because I felt it was a personal duty of mine.

This is an obvious issue for me and others...when can we expect a concrete answer?
Do I just go ahead and start shopping around for other e-carts? I'm getting the impression that I should of already started. I'm not knocking this e-junkie cart as far as functionality is concerned. It's a good cart, but it has not met my standards in what an online e-cart solution should be. Help me out here guys.... any solutions? convince me otherwise.

Kind Regards

Hermes, just replace the capital C in onClick to small one, all letter need to be small, for example: onclick="" ... instead of onClick=""

BTW, unless you have to interoperate within a larger XML framework that requires you to use XHTML, you may find this post of interest (and may save you some needless headaches!):

http://www.e-junkie.com/bb/topic/2673#post6938

:^)