sasquatchgeoff
Jan '12

I have a tab on my page where I have a store. Previously, I used FBML and uploaded a php file with jpg thumbs, non-javascript button code and everything was fine.



Without doing anything, my shopping cart recently lapsed into what appears to be javascript-only mode - that would be OK, but the shopping cart is too wide for the i-frame tab. When I created a static html tab, the shopping cart behaves the same, regardless of what button code I plug in - even size seems to remain at 700 width.



EDIT - I have found how to resize the box, but the shopping cart text & graphics contents tend to still not fit. Narrowing the box made it better, but it seems the contents cannot be dependably viewed by would-be customers.



I am completely OK with the javascript EJEJC (I prefer it since my webpage is the same and I can maintain a consistent behavior) - I just need to narrow down the shopping cart without obscuring the text/graphics inside the cart interface..



Any help appreciated - TIA



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E-junkie_GuruWebmaster & Support Guru
Jan '12

Since the overlay-style JS cart renders as part of the page where the cart button code is pasted, using the cart in a page that's displayed in an iframe can only display the cart inside that iframe; there's no way to get the cart to render outside the iframe.



For Facebook, we recommend just using the the non-JS version of our button code, which displays the cart in a separate browser window/tab:

http://www.e-junkie.com/ej/help.social-networks.htm



The simplest way to get that behavior with existing JS buttons in your page would be to remove these lines of your View Cart code from the page:



<script language="javascript" type="text/javascript">

<!--

function EJEJC_lc(th) { return false; }

// -->

</script>

<script src='http://www.e-junkie.com/ecom/box.js' type='text/javascript'></script>