Help! Add to Cart button doesn't Add to Cart

Please help, My add to cart button doesn't add the products to the cart!!
http://wwrepair.com/parts

Looking at you page source, I think your problem starts here:

					<form name="currencies" action="http://www.wwrepair.com/parts/index.php?main_page=index" method="get">                        
                                            
                <!--       Currency: <select name="currency" class="header1_sel" onchange="this.form.submit();">

                </div>

You have commented out the CLOSING FORM tag, but not the opening one.

Later, you get the shopping cart <form>, but it is in conflict with the already-open currencies form.

OMG!! I love you!! That fixed it. Wow, that was scary..thank you so much!!

If there is a switch in the admin panel to show/hide elements, then that is what should be used in preference to hard-coding such behaviour.

Only hard-code a functional element if there is no other way to obtain/remove the desired behaviour.

schoolboy:

If there is a switch in the admin panel to show/hide elements, then that is what should be used in preference to hard-coding such behaviour.

Only hard-code a functional element if there is no other way to obtain/remove the desired behaviour.

I am not aware of anyway to remove the currency header in admin. If there is, please tell me and I will change the code back to the way it was. I also prefer not to change the code unless I have to, you are absolutely correct.

WWRepair:

I am not aware of anyway to remove the currency header in admin. If there is, please tell me and I will change the code back to the way it was. I also prefer not to change the code unless I have to, you are absolutely correct.

For your template, there may not be a switch in admin... All I am saying is that when there IS a switch, it's better to use it.

I make a lot of changes to the code and also make mistakes, so what I do is this:

1. FTP a COPY of the file I want to change to my computer.
2. Make the changes on that copy.
3. BEFORE I ftp it back to the server, I re-name the original file to something like tpl_abcde.SUSP (does not really matter what you name it as, so long as it's not "php".
4. Then I FTP the edited copy to the appropriate location.
5. If my changes break things, I simply REMOVE my copy, and RE-NAME the SUSP file back to php .