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Original Message | I will take any help! Author ray on 10-21-2000 at 13:55 (EST) | I am upgrading to 3.0 from 2.x, and get now the issue is that the cart applets will not display live, only locally. Other applets work fine!
I have tried the force of the full path to no avail.
test site is: www.engravedpens.com/11/order.htm
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1. applets not being displayed. Author ronharter on 10-21-2000 at 14:58 (EST) | | Hi, It looks like your codebase is set to classes/ instead of ../classes/ also I noticed that some of the places where there should be < > symbols there is & lt; and & gt; I have had that happen when you copy the applets from an html page.
Hope that helps you out
Ron Harter
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2. RE: I will take any help! Author Bill Weiner on 10-23-2000 at 06:37 (EST) | | I also noticed in the Java Console that you are getting the following error message:
java.lang.ClassFormatError: Illegal constant pool type
That error is a pretty good indication that an error occurred while transferring the class files to your server.... most likely due to transfering the class files in "ASCII" or "TEXT" mode. I would suggest deleting and then re-transferring all of the class files to your server again... and when transferring the class files, be sure to use "BINARY" or "RAW" transfer mode.
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3. thanks Author ray on 10-23-2000 at 10:37 (EST) | | I think I had the transfer mode backwards! That took care of most of the problems.
I am all the way to the checkout page now, and it sends me to a login screen.... test it and you will see.
Any tips will be appreciated!
Ray
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4. RE: thanks Author Bill Weiner on 10-23-2000 at 11:33 (EST) | | As described in more detail in your support request, be sure keep the HTML |
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5. RE: thanks Author Bill Weiner on 10-23-2000 at 11:46 (EST) | | As described in more detail in your support request, be sure keep the HTML < FORM > tag in all-caps, such as:
< FORM >
That is, don't let your HTML editor change that to lower-case because uShop will try to do a case-sensative search to locate that special HTML tag.
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