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eoin
May '14

I've been using ejunkie now for 3 years selling one book and I love it.



However, I have a small problem.



I've just uploaded my second ebook to ejunkie, pasted the code etc. to my website, but when I click on it it brings up the two ebooks in a list. This looks like I'm trying to sell the two as a package, which I'm not. The two books are not in any way connected. So when someone clicks on "buy now" for book A I don't want them to see book B.



Is there a way around this? Or have I done something really stupid when uploading the second ebook?! Please enlighten me.



Thanks for your help, and thanks for a great service.



Eoin.

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E-junkie_GuruWebmaster & Support Guru
May '14

Each buyer's shopping cart starts out empty and only accumulates the items they have deliberately added to it by clicking Add to Cart for those items. Each buyer's cart contents persist for up to 24 hours after their last cart view, so if you were testing your cart buttons yesterday and added an item to it then, you'd still have that item remaining in your cart when you resumed testing today.



To be sure your new item's cart button is working correctly, you can remove all items from your cart and then test that new button again, or even clear your browser cookies to be sure you're testing the cart from a totally clean slate. This help page provides further tips about testing various aspects of your setup:

1http://www.e-junkie.com/ej/help.test.htm1

eoin
May '14

Thanks. That's really cleared it up. Cheers. E.