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KickenChicken
KickenChicken
I am new to Viart cart. I am testing the cart. Everything is good, but I am getting a major problem. After person A finishes shopping using checkout without creating account, person B shops and goes to checkout without creating account too BUT the checkout information page still shows person A's customer information(using the same computer)..I tested in several computers and the result is the same. Has anyone encountered this issue? How do I get rid of the previous shoppers info?
 
Thanks in advance!
 
Ned
Ned
The customer data is saved as a cookie in the browser you use.
 
Try using a different browser or clear the cache and all should be well as the new browser doesn't know you have already shopped!
 
yourshopping (Guest)
yourshopping (Guest)
Hello,
 
Have a look at your product settings (http://www.yourdomain.com/admin/admin_products_settings.php)
 
You'll see: On Logout Clearing the shopping cart - check this box off.
 
Has this fixed it?
 
KickenChicken
KickenChicken
On Logout - Clear shopping is checked. I was thinking it was the cookie, I tried on 3 computers using the checkout without registration and it still showed up the previous customers information. Is there a cookie setting in Viart I can chose?..It's works fine when I make the customer register/sign.
 
Thanks,
 
Ross (Guest)
Ross (Guest)
I had the same issue when a customer does not create an account - the previous customer's name and address entries are retained by a cookie. If someone was ordering from an internet cafe and didn't clear the browser cache first then the details are visible to the next person that orders.
 
I solved this by manually commenting out the set cookie lines in the checkout page script where the name and address were being saved. I think it was the order_info.php script, but I would need to double check.
 
There may be another solution.
 
It would be nice to have a check box on the checkout page that said "Remember me on this computer" to get round this issue.