Re: Add command creates new cart but I'm passing existing cart...?
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numero = 34961
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texte = I'm not sure what you're trying to accomplish on your site, but it looks like you want users to either download an article (the first link) or to purchase it (second link). Right?If users can download without first paying via the first link, you don't need to use [cart] in the URL because the cart serves no purpose. If users can buy the article via the second link, the cart DOES serve a purpose.>I'm still stumped on why the add command is creating a new cart rather than >adding to the existing cart. This exact line of code appears other places >and works fine, adding to the existing cart.I probably just don't see the whole picture of what you're trying to do, but want to repeat: an add command DOES NOT create a cart.>And, yes I'm sure I'm passing a cart value. I can see it in the location >line of my browser.Put a [cart] tag in the code to display it and see if you get two cart numbers. Like this:
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[cart] | Purchase SMQ
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I'm not sure what you're trying to accomplish on your site, but it looks like you want users to either download an article (the first link) or to purchase it (second link). Right?If users can download without first paying via the first link, you don't need to use [cart] in the URL because the cart serves no purpose. If users can buy the article via the second link, the cart DOES serve a purpose.>I'm still stumped on why the add command is creating a new cart rather than >adding to the existing cart. This exact line of code appears other places >and works fine, adding to the existing cart.I probably just don't see the whole picture of what you're trying to do, but want to repeat: an add command DOES NOT create a cart.>And, yes I'm sure I'm passing a cart value. I can see it in the location >line of my browser.Put a [cart] tag in the code to display it and see if you get two cart numbers. Like this:[cart]&db=fit products.db&sku=[url][sku][/url]&textB=[lookup db=../fitproducts.db&value=[sku]&lookinfield=sku&returnfield=textB¬found=notf ound]>Select for Download
[cart] | [cart]&ISSID=[url][ISSID][/url]&startat=1>Purchase SMQ
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