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Barry Deck
4,016 PointsWhy is it that when I use the code for the button in a page called form.php, it isn't read by my 2014 browsers?
Paypal's experiential flows have been re-done as well. I was still able to get through the exercise, and the code it gave me to paste in was the same as yours. So far, though, I have no button to test by selecting a size and clicking, therefore I haven't been able to test the shopping cart. Will this hamper my ability to finish this segment or the site?
Chris Shaw
26,676 PointsWhat is the code you're using as PayPal's buttons have no issues with any browser given you're using IE7+
Barry Deck
4,016 PointsThanks, Chris. All fixed. It was a missing tag.
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Dustin Matlock
33,856 PointsHey Barry, have you made sure you have a PHP tag at the beginning of the file: <?php
Barry Deck
4,016 PointsDustin, yep, you were right! Thanks.
Barry Deck
4,016 PointsBarry Deck
4,016 PointsAlso, the code shows all in white in Sublime Text. What do I need to do to make it work with today's code and browsers?