Kevin Walsh wrote:
Instead of [process-target], try using [area nothing]. The 5.0.0 Foundation demo's results_buylist component has a line that looks like this: [seti results_return_to][history-scan exclude="nothing" count="0"][/seti] Make sure you have that line in your page code. Also change your "mv_todo" to "mv_action" and include this line in your <form>: <input type="hidden" name="mv_click" value="munge_quantity"> When you submit the form, the "munge_quantity" callback code will be executed. The code will set up the appropriate CGI variables to order the chosen products and will then bounce the user to the [scratch results_return_to] URI. I suggest that you copy the "munge_quantity" code from the 5.0.0 Foundation demo and don't forget the [seti results_return_to]...[/seti] line.
Thanks, Kevin. But does this mean that the munge_quantity code has been fixed and approved? It was at one time causing too many problems and Mike said it was put in against his "advice and will" and that it would be removed from future versions (this was back in 2001).
From your reply to my question, it now seems that IC 5 depends upon munge_quantity in order to add select items from a single page listing. Before I go an toss the munge_quantity stuff back into my page, I'd like to make sure that it won't be causing any problems.
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