Unwanted code/text on my pages

[AvaAdorn]

Hi, I have unwanted code showing up on my website as well and I'm not sure what files to edit to fix it. Would someone point me in the right direction? I've found it in 2 instances. You can see it here:

http://www.avaadorn.com/index.php?ma...roducts_id=409

To the left of the image, there is a text link with the model number of the product and it shouldn't be there.

The other instance is on the home page under the main banner image. It says, "Home Ava Adorn". I don't know why that is there. I'm sure it happened during one of my many changes to the site.

I appreciate any help. Thanks.

[AvaAdorn]

I fixed it on the home page. That was a bread crumb issue and also define_main_page.php. Still trying to fix the first problem.

[DrByte]

Hi, I have unwanted code showing up on my website

To the left of the image, there is a text link with the model number of the product and it shouldn't be there.

Somehow your site is adding

<br />
<span ...>[modelno]</span>

... onto the end of your product name.
And, since the product name is also used as title-and-alt-text for images, the extra HTML you've got in there is what's making the display go funny.

Need to determine why you've got the model number added like that in the first place, and take action from there.

[AvaAdorn]

Somehow your site is adding

<br />
<span ...>[modelno]</span>

... onto the end of your product name.
And, since the product name is also used as title-and-alt-text for images, the extra HTML you've got in there is what's making the display go funny.

Need to determine why you've got the model number added like that in the first place, and take action from there.

I'm not even sure where to begin. Would this be a stylesheet issue?

[mc12345678]

I'm not even sure where to begin. Would this be a stylesheet issue?

The additional information (<span...> etc) is more likely added in the php code.

If you enter your admin panel then go to tools->developers toolkit.

You can search for the text (probably good to search either for something unique in the text described, or one aspect at a time like [modelno]

Using the lower left corner box, enter the text to be searched, select the area(s) to be searched and then select the search button. The results will identify everywhere the text is found in the filetype that was chosen. The lines can be chased down based on in which file(s) they are. If you like you could post the resulting filenames (obscure the admin folder name if it is to be included, such as admin) and perhaps the "trouble" file(s) can be narrowed down. More than likely if that statement is in a folder that is named the same as your template and it is not in an equivalent file without a template folder name (or if the template folder name is template_default) then that file(s) probably should be looked at for how the statement is used and added to the code.

[AvaAdorn]

I know this may sound basic, but is it perhaps called something other than [modelno]? I did a search for that and it came up with nothing.

[mc12345678]

I know this may sound basic, but is it perhaps called something other than [modelno]? I did a search for that and it came up with nothing.

Legitimate question. Of course I based my explanation off of what seemed to be straight suggestion and that the entire line was being searched brfore. So [modelno] was a representation of the data presented, not the actual variable. That said though, do you currently or did you have TPP installed? Tabbed products pro I think it is called?

[AvaAdorn]

Legitimate question. Of course I based my explanation off of what seemed to be straight suggestion and that the entire line was being searched brfore. So [modelno] was a representation of the data presented, not the actual variable. That said though, do you currently or did you have TPP installed? Tabbed products pro I think it is called?

No, I've never installed that.

[DrByte]

When I don't know what files are affecting something, I use this approach: http://www.zen-cart.com/wiki/index.p...Obscure_Issues

[mc12345678]

No, I've never installed that.

What plugins do you have installed to your site? Might have been something that either is not up-to-date or is causing this and needs a minor correction added that may be published in the particular thread.

It had been found before that some addins that use jquery do not properly account for something when the photos are displayed and thus adds the model number for some reason to the image... Ie. Similar result as is being seen now on your site.