Shopping cart page - unable to update product quantity

are you using an ajax plugin to update the quantity?

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Originally Posted by carlwhat

are you using an ajax plugin to update the quantity?

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No, nothing like that on this client site

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Originally Posted by Website Rob

Two things I noticed.

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As it is currently, a <div> tag is missing and the FORM is not properly coded. This may or may not solve the Quantity problem but it is coding that needs to be corrected.

Speaking of which, I found the above problems using the validator.w3.org which is always a handy tool--regardless of having problems or not.

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Well, you weren't too far off with your missing <div> tag.

Changed this

Code:

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<?php
    $page_query = $db->Execute("SELECT pages_html_text FROM ezpages WHERE pages_title='Shopping Cart Info'");
    $shoppingcartinfo_text = $page_query->fields['pages_html_text'];
    echo $shoppingcartinfo_text;
?>

</div>

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to this, just to "tidy up"

Code:

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<div>

<?php
    $page_query = $db->Execute("SELECT pages_html_text FROM ezpages WHERE pages_title='Shopping Cart Info'");
    $shoppingcartinfo_text = $page_query->fields['pages_html_text'];
    echo $shoppingcartinfo_text;
?>

</div>

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and the addition of that missing opening <div> tag fixed the update quantity issue.

I found that many boo-boos on this site (from the previous developer) that I am not really surprised. What else will I find in the next few months????

Anyway, thanks all for taking the time to look at this issue, much appreciated!

Cheers / Frank

Considering that the original line of the template_default/templates/tpl_shopping_cart_default.php file was a one liner that was expanded to multiple to include omitting/losing the div tag, may want to consider the impact of restoring the other parameters of that div tag to have it like so:

Code:

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<div id="cartInstructionsDisplay" class="content">

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instead of just being a div tag.
Original line from a ZC 1.5.5 template_default version:

Code:

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<div id="cartInstructionsDisplay" class="content"><?php echo TEXT_INFORMATION; ?></div>

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Which as described above was modified to use a lookup for the content to be displayed in the position of TEXT_INFORMATION.
At least that way would have direct/specific control of any associated formatting even if it were to be to remove the formatting directly associated with that tag. :)

So was this difference one of those CSS/display changes in the override template file to which you referred in the OP?