[Eugene Rimmer]

Originally Posted by Derek Bess

Eugene, can you elaborate a bit more regarding this quote?

If one day you find that those scripts stopped working, this most probably means the format of shopping bag in memory has changed and scripts have to changed too.

[Eugene Rimmer]

Originally Posted by xstortionist

I placed both codes on my website, but nothing happens.

THis is what it looks like on one of my template pages.

<script>var ecwid_cart = JSON.parse(localStorage["PSecwid__879325PScart"])</script>
                            <script>JSON.parse(localStorage["PSecwid__879325PSorderResult"])</script>

When you click "add to cart" nothing happens and also after purchasing a product, the download link doesn't appear on the download page.

Any ideas?

This code only reads the contents of the cart. It does nothing after reading it, it is up to you to implement the custom logic based on the contents of the cart parsed that way.

[xstortionist]

Thanks for all the info guys. I actually just got done finishing up our product pages to make the buttons look more like our site.

I also added the redirect for one of th eproducts and it did indeed work. So I will be creating a process within wordpress to make this easier.

[Jason Fazey]

I like it Derek. Definitely like the redirect from ecwid product to static page of your own. Makes it look very smart and the tabs work really nicely.

If ecwid give us the ability to really manipulate the product pages, I think we will all come up with some fantastic looking pages. Its probably possible in the css right now, but then Im not that great with css yet