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zanart · 06-29-2010 11:01:00

Hi

Need some help with CSS in the Shopping Cart Display. Basically I have this problem in IE8, not Firefox.

Because of the very long option title the table cell extends over the skin center.

I have tried editing the cart display table, adding width="500" but it makes no difference.

Is there anything I can add in the all.css for the sorttable that will stop the overflow??

Thanks
Rob

susan2go · 06-29-2010 11:33:36

You could rewrite that url to something shorter. Why do you need to display the image location anyway? Why not a link?

zanart · 06-29-2010 12:31:43

The Url can't be shorter.

I don't need to display the Image location, but it does to be included with the order confirmation as that is where the Image has been uploaded to our server & I need to know that.

Product Options can't include HTML- so it can't be a link.

Rob

susan2go · 06-29-2010 13:48:38

Sounds like you need a variable width skin. I see a lot of red space on my wide monitor. You could find whatever element is constraining the size of your main table and increase that size.

ZipSkins · 06-30-2010 03:43:45

Hi Rob,

I would suggest trying

overflow: hidden;

This would, of course, result in the URL appearing to be truncated - so I am not sure whether that would mean that you would not receive the required information?

Nigel

Dave · 06-30-2010 05:48:49

I wouldn't include the URL in the checkout area Rob. Simply keep it in the order details and print it on the internal e-mail as a link (so it won't even show up there really unless you look at the text version).

zanart · 06-30-2010 06:24:01

Ideally that is how I want it but the Cart Display simply prints the options.
The URL is being sent to the cart as an option in the Remote Add Form and therefore will show up in the cart display and the order confirmation.

EDIT
Brain kicked in and that option no longer shows in the cart display!

Last edited by zanart (06-30-2010 06:44:26)

Dave · 06-30-2010 17:32:59

The bigger issue Rob is whether or not you have actually done something with that uploaded file before things get to that point. By default the uploaded file will be gone unless you've taken action to move it someplace.

zanart · 07-01-2010 02:06:22

That part is sorted:
http://www.ezeframe.co.uk/cms-display/Print_upload.html

The image uploads, changes colour/size, add to basket and then redirects to the custom framer software - so almost there.

It does exactly what I want it to do. The only issue is the memory_limit only allows an image size of around 2mb - bigger files upload no problem, but the imagecreateJPEG function doesn't work on larger files and causes a fatal error. Working on it!

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#1 06-29-2010 11:01:00

CSS in the Shopping Cart Display to stop Overflow.

#2 06-29-2010 11:33:36

Re: CSS in the Shopping Cart Display to stop Overflow.

#3 06-29-2010 12:31:43

Re: CSS in the Shopping Cart Display to stop Overflow.

#4 06-29-2010 13:48:38

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#5 06-30-2010 03:43:45

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#6 06-30-2010 05:48:49

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