Blank page with express check out

**DrByte** · 28 Jun 2012, 04:15 AM

Hmm ... well ... since you *are* running your site in a frame, that totally explains the problem.

You'll need to:
a) edit your 2 configure.php files and replace the IP address with your actual domain name. Adjust any other paths as needed too.
HTTP_SERVER should be 'http://www.pursuitbaits.com'
HTTPS_SERVER should be 'https://www.pursuitbaits.com'
DIR_WS_CATALOG should be '/'
DIR_WS_HTTPS_CATALOG should be '/'

If you have dedicated SSL, then set ENABLE_SSL to 'true'
If you have shared SSL, then follow http://www.zen-cart.com/content.php?...alled-zen-cart
If you don't have any SSL, then leave ENABLE_SSL to 'false'

and then:
b) turn off the frame-forwarding that you've configured your site to use, so that it actually serves the site directly.
If you need help with that, your hosting company is the best resource.

**X31B** · 28 Jun 2012, 04:48 AM

Nothing was specifically set to work in a frame. Here's what I did (forward thinking). I installed a second copy of zen-cart in a new directory, and set up the paypal, and one test product. The cart worked perfectly in Chrome, I.E., and Firefox. Now I need to look at trying to copy all my images over, and all the categories/products. I will start this in the morning. Too tired to do it tonight without messing it all up.

**DrByte** · 28 Jun 2012, 05:08 AM

You can see for yourself that it's all working in a frame:

1. visit http://www.pursuitbaits.com/
2. Click on any link in the store.
3. Look at the URL in the address bar -- it hasn't changed -- that's the first clue that the entire site is running in a frame
4. Hover your mouse over any product or link in your store -- notice that the address of the link you're hovering over refers to an IP address and subdirectory: http://74.220.215.244/~pursuit7/

So, you've got your domain name set up to frame-forward everything, instead of serving the content directly.

Setting everything up in a new directory isn't going to solve the problem of having your domain name set to frame-forwarding.

**kaganwine** · 29 Nov 2012, 07:41 AM

I know the frame thing happens with GoDaddy when you use their "forward with masking" feature. GoDaddy essentially puts your site into a frame so the domain looks the same.

Outside of that, we're having the same blank screen issue on our site and it's definitely not in a frame.