Unfortunately, we do not have any way to remove the Continue Shopping button in the new cart, but you might consider offering buyers a choice of Buy Now buttons on your sales page for PayPal vs. card payment. When you go to your button codes screen in Seller Admin, below the box of Buy Now button codes you can select a checkout method to change the Buy Now code provided there accordingly.
Oh, that's a pity, because having only one button and then a dialog to choose between payment methods seems to be the smoother way.
Do you guys also intend to modernize the checkout page for the (Stripe) Buy Now button? It's a really old and clunky design. Do you have any timeframe for that? 
BTW, nice new homepage!
Thanks for the compliment about our new site design!
Development is planning to upgrade our Buy Now checkout page for card payments soon, so it should match the card checkout screen for our new cart, though I can't estimate how soon they would have that completed.
So the new cart is stable and live? Yeah! I was lamenting over the hideous old cart until I found this thread today. Why didn't you guys announce to us old customers that we have to activate the new cart ourselves? Or did I miss that announcement?
BTW still missing 'continue shopping' button on mobile.
The new cart is stable and live, though we're still finessing a few minor usability concerns like the Continue Shopping button you mentioned, so we haven't made it the default for all new account registrations quite yet.
The yellow alert bar at the top of our Admin panel has shown a new cart notification for some time now, linking to this thread with instructions to opt-in for trying out the new cart. We won't switch any existing clients to the new cart automatically, as we have no way of knowing who may have customized the classic cart on their site, so existing users of the classic cart would need to deliberately opt-in for the new cart if they prefer. Eventually there will be a preference setting for this in Seller Admin.
Hello,
I see that screenshot of the shopping cart on the insider page (http://www.e-junkie.com/ej/insider6), but I could not find a screenshot of what the credit card payment details page looks like now. Can you point me in the right direction? I'd rather not enable the new shopping cart until I see what the credit card payment details page looks like.. Thank you.
Our cart demos show how our cart and checkout pages appear. This one for PayPal Payments Pro offers buyers a choice of paying with PayPal or a card; if you add an item to the cart, choose the card option for payment, and click Proceed to Pay, you'll see our checkout screen for card payments (we provide dummy card info you can use to test a payment here):
If you'll be using a different payment service, you can select that in the green menu near the top of the page and test the checkout experience for that. At present, our 2Checkout integration redirects to a page on 2CO's site for final entry of card details, and PayPal Payments Standard presents the card payment option (if you will accept it) on PayPal's checkout site, but all the others use pretty much the same card checkout screen embedded in our shopping cart.
I have switched to the new shopping cart and have been testing it for a couple of week. It looks better than the previous one.
However, no new transactions are registered in Google Analytic ecommerce tab. With the previous shopping cart, this was working fine.
The code on site is left exactly as it was before. The only thing changed was the switch given on ejunkies website to change the cart to the new one.
Is the new cart supposed to work with Google Analytics? If so, please advice so I can get mine working since without the analytics tracking the new cart will not be useful.
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In addition as a side note, the font used for the amount of discount given is way too small. A customer can miss it easily. Instead it should be bold and prominent; after all you are giving a discount so should make it look significant.
Please also number the items sequentially so a customer can tell how many products are added to the cart. We have a discount system based on the number of items in the cart, so it helps a customer to know how many they have added and how much discount they get based on the quantity of products added.
It appears the GA tracking code in your sales pages do not exactly match the custom GA tracking code we provide on our tracking help page here:
Specifically, the code in your page has removed our line ejGATracker._setDomainName("none"); and added a custom line ejGATracker._setAllowHash(false); -- the former omission would break cross-domain tracking necessary for tracking continuity between your site domain and our thank-you page domain, and the latter addition may simply not work and might also possibly break our GA tracking integration.
Thanks for the info. I have implemented the code as you suggested and have these instead:
ejGATracker._setDomainName("none");
ejGATracker._setAllowLinker(true);
Have been waiting for a week or two to accumulate some data. Even with the new code, no transactions are registered in Google analytics.
A recent update to our new cart seems to have broken its GA integration. It's not clear how long it may take Dev to resolve this issue, so if GA/Ecommerce Tracking is critical to you, we would recommend switching back to our classic cart until the issue is fixed in our new cart. I have confirmed the classic cart does still support this tracking integration as expected. You can use this link to switch between carts:
https://www.e-junkie.com/ej/insider/5
Thanks for the update. Will be switching back most likely as tracking is essential. It would be great if you could announce it once the issue is resolved.
Our new cart and new thank-you page when used together should now support GA integration -- see details here:
We now have a consolidated page where you may opt-in/-out for any of our beta updates currently open for testing. Once you log into our Admin panel, you can access your beta preferences here: https://www.e-junkie.com/ej/beta_features.php4
Hi there, why the icons with WhatsApp and copy link? It looks like you advertise ejunkie on our shopping cart, at top should be our website not yours, and a way to be contacted us, and a live link to our website not yours. I was confused by the icons. You already have a link at the bottom.
Answer will be appreciated.
The new share icon (and SMS/WhatsApp icons on mobile devices) at the top of our new cart will allow a visitor to share the item(s) and any discount(s) in their cart with someone else, who could then access that shared link to start an identical order -- e.g., a buyer could put together an order of items they recommend and share that with a friend, or a seller could put together a combo deal and share it on social media to let buyers purchase it instantly.
Unfortunately, due to technical limitations this can only bring up the shared cart as a freestanding page; it's not possible to have it bring up a sales page on the seller's site and add the shared items to a cart there.
A recent update to our new cart appears to have introduced a problem with Internet Explorer. Fortunately, IE accounts for only about 3% of Web users these days, but if a significant number of your buyers happen to use IE, you can simply disable the new cart for your account here, once you're signed into Seller Admin: https://www.e-junkie.com/ej/beta_features.php4
We will post a followup here once the issue with IE is resolved.
