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hi guy's my problem is not realy the same as priyeshrawal report but i think will help him if someone can solve this problem.

 

 

i don't have any problem with my shopping cart by adding product until:

 

i made an box located in my lef column. in this box i put some link to file i made ( not from Osc. ) i locate them in my catalog directory. BUT when i call them i lost all the content of the cart.

 

the only things i can see it's because OSC start a new session.

 

MY QUESTION IS: How ( or witch code i have to put in my new file & where putting them) to get the existing session instead to start a new one.

 

yours

 

sebastien

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i made an box located in my lef column. in this box i put some link to file i made ( not from Osc. ) i locate them in my catalog directory. BUT when i call them i lost all the content of the cart.

Did you use the osC function tep_href_link or did you use just plain HTML code for the link?

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Using plain HTML can cause session loss, and if the page you link to isn't a PHP page, just plain HTML, that can cause session loss as well.

 

And the new PHP page must have this code at the top:

 

  require('includes/application_top.php');

to retain the osC session.

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Did you use the osC function tep_href_link or did you use just plain HTML code for the link?

:unsure:

 

Using plain HTML can cause session loss, and if the page you link to isn't a PHP page, just plain HTML, that can cause session loss as well.

 

And the new PHP page must have this code at the top:

 

  require('includes/application_top.php');

to retain the osC session.

 

 

oops yes i use plain html.. for my link ( DUuuuuuuu ) newbi error. but this is what i do. for the file. i took the index.php file , rename it for my needs and replace the body of the file by the body of my html file. so the require('includes/application_top.php') code is still at the top of the file.

 

what will be the right code for.. to link my page. your help is appreciate

 

 

 

yours

 

sebastien

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OK.. i found how to use the tep_ref function and you know what... it's work... HOURA..

 

thank you for the info.

 

yours

 

sebastien

 

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