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4 Mar 2014, 9:34 PM
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My ADD TO CART does not work in SSL / HTTPS

Something weird is stopping the ADD TO CART button from working in https:// addresses:

Example:
https://www.silkblooms.co.uk/bridal-bouquets/vintage-ivory-lilac-mixed-foam-real-touch-rose-bridal-bouquet-8374

Versus:
http://www.silkblooms.co.uk/bridal-bouquets/vintage-ivory-lilac-mixed-foam-real-touch-rose-bridal-bouquet-8374

Can anyone see what on earth is causing this strange activity?

4 Mar 2014, 10:16 PM
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Re: My ADD TO CART does not work in SSL / HTTPS

Just noticed that it's not only the add to cart that isn't working in https:// mode. It's pretty much all javascript. ADD TO BAG in the gallery views doesn't work either and even the filters on the left column stop working in https://

HELP :smile:

4 Mar 2014, 10:38 PM
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Re: My ADD TO CART does not work in SSL / HTTPS

limelites:

Just noticed that it's not only the add to cart that isn't working in https:// mode. It's pretty much all javascript. ADD TO BAG in the gallery views doesn't work either and even the filters on the left column stop working in https://

HELP :smile:You have a lot of custom javascript/ajax going on here. What mods are you using for this?

4 Mar 2014, 10:45 PM
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Re: My ADD TO CART does not work in SSL / HTTPS

I don't think we're using many of the Zen Cart mods. Most of the Ajax and JS has been custom coded. I guess I need to speak with our developers about this. When I opened this thread I thought it was just the add to cart button that was causing the problems but on closer investigation I see there are problems with https:// just generally with all of the AJAX and JS functions.