You may need to turn up the volume to notice this one. Normally when you click on an image in the product list you hear one click to product details. After changing the record count, usually to 100, sometimes I hear two clicks when clicking on an image. At first I thought I was spending way too much time with SmithCart, but this odd behaviour is randomly reproducable and somehow related to the number records selected and the number of products shown.

UPDATE: This double click seems to happen when you select a high record count, then click on an image to view details, then click the brower back button. The the next image click will be double. However, if you click continue shopping instead of the back button, the record count gets reset and only a single click occurs. This wierdness seems to occur in 4.1 and 4.21 and http://www7.smith-consulting.com

Can someone please confirm if they can reproduce this double click and record count reset?

Thanks

In Control Panel|Sound Sound tab, In program Events find Windows Explorer|Start Navigation

The Win7 default is set to Windows Navigation Start.wav (click test to hear it)

I realize this is a funny way to test SmithCart, but what it means is that something odd is happening during page navigation, most likely an unintended navigation call in the page logic. It was difficult to repro and will be just as difficult to diagnose.

I have finally resolved this nagging problem. It was caused by switching between secure and unsecure pages with BuyNow and Product Details. Recently I created a new product detail page and I forgot to check secure in the page settings. The double beep was caused by the switching from https to http and back to https again. To verify this goofy issue, simply uncheck secure in product details page settings.

Unless the product list and the checkout process are separated, we have no choice but to secure every SmithCart module using https.

Perhaps I have been testing a little too much lately, because I swear I heard it on the test site.

Sorry for the trouble. This may be worth noting for reference.