Order Confirmation Processing Block .. vs duplicate orders

[carlwhat]

i would look for console errors. this fix makes use of javascript (jquery) to replace the button with an animated gif. if there is a problem loading any of the other jQuery files which results in a console error, then the replace statement would not get hit....

you should be able to see the console errors in firebug.

good luck!

[lindasdd]

i would look for console errors. this fix makes use of javascript (jquery) to replace the button with an animated gif. if there is a problem loading any of the other jQuery files which results in a console error, then the replace statement would not get hit....

you should be able to see the console errors in firebug.

good luck!

I figured it out.

I'm using the responsive_classic template.

On mobile, this template switches to using includes/templates/responsive_classic/templates/tpl_ajax_checkout_confirmation_default.php

That file didn't include the processing text, etc.

[DrByte]

I figured it out.

I'm using the responsive_classic template.

On mobile, this template switches to using includes/templates/responsive_classic/templates/tpl_ajax_checkout_confirmation_default.php

That file didn't include the processing text, etc.

Slight clarification. It's not a mobile-specific issue.

When using a payment module that collects credit card numbers directly on your site, the store will use ajax to load the checkout-confirmation screen, instead of transmitting card data to/from your server. To do that it will load the tpl_ajax_checkout_confirmation_default.php instead of the usual tpl_checkout_confirmation_default.php.

So, yes, if you manually customize one of those files you should apply the same customizations to both equally.

[lindasdd]

Slight clarification. It's not a mobile-specific issue.

When using a payment module that collects credit card numbers directly on your site, the store will use ajax to load the checkout-confirmation screen, instead of transmitting card data to/from your server. To do that it will load the tpl_ajax_checkout_confirmation_default.php instead of the usual tpl_checkout_confirmation_default.php.

So, yes, if you manually customize one of those files you should apply the same customizations to both equally.

Ok, that makes sense. Only issue is that now the fix detailed here https://www.zen-cart.com/showthread....00#post1314200

doesn't seem to work when applied to the tpl_ajax_checkout_confirmation_default.php file.

Is a different version of the code required? Does the Ajax file block Jscript from loading?

I am getting a console error of 'ReferenceError: submitonce is not defined' and referencing the checkout_payment page.

[DrByte]

Oh ... ya, there's probably an issue there, since it's javascript/ajax that's loading the page in the first place, and it won't cause the extra javascript to run automatically ... and might not even be designed to properly pass thru javascript code without breaking the quotes. (Haven't looked at the code for that problem yet)