Internet Explorer 9 Cross Site Scripting Error
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In Register Register Categories Recent Discussions Categories All Categories 8.7KHelp 5K General 680 Bugs & Feature https://forum.foxycart.com/discussion/6388/cross-site-scripting-error-in-ie-9 Requests 2.7K Site Showcase 10 Merchants 14 Gateways, Merchant Accounts, Bank Accounts, Oh My! 115 Important News 152 hypermedia-api 7 Cross Site Scripting Error in IE 9 david.brunelle Member November 2012 in Bugs & Feature Requests edited November 2012 My client has received calls from several customers who are unable to add products to their cart. internet explorer My client is able to replicate the issue, but I am not. Here's a brief description: When using IE9 (Not all installations, it would seem. I've been unable to duplicate the issue using a vanilla install of IE9 on Windows 7): 1. Go to http://www.alpinefarms.com/shop/christmas-wreaths/show/white-christmas-wreath/ 2. Add the wreath to your cart. After completing steps internet explorer 11 1 & 2, in some instances, here's what happens: 1. Colorbox is displayed, and the only content shown is "#" 2. A message is displayed in the bottom of the browser stating "internet explorer has modified the page to help prevent cross-site scripting" As mentioned, I've been personally unable to duplicate the error - but have seen my client duplicate the issue via screen sharing. Any ideas? Comments sparkweb Member, Integration Developer, FoxyShop, Order Desk November 2012 It sounds like a javascript error. When you can see your client having the problem, try having him open up the inspector and see if there are any javascript errors. I would try getting rid of this at the bottom: And also try temporarily removing the Add This functionality. This kind of thing is so hard to troublehshoot without being able to make it break yourself. Rolf Member November 2012 Yuk.. IE... Have you seen this? http://stackoverflow.com/questions/11045665/what-triggers-internet-explorer-has-modified-this-page-to-help-prevent-cross-si and link to this: http://stackoverflow.com/q