CART page has unruly code

[Nmuta]

Ok, here is the deal :

 

I built a template using tables.

 

All pages in my template display properly..... all EXCEPT cart.php.

 

I got so frustrated that I finally compared the source of two generated whmcs pages, one that works fine, and the cart, which does not.

 

Not surprisingly, I disovered a huge patch of table cell code that has no <table> tag starting it off, so it is essentially breaking up my entire table strcuted. The generated code in cart.php starts off like this:

 

</TD></TR><TR><TD class="webkit-line-number"><TD class="webkit-line-content"><SPAN class="webkit-html-tag"><h2></SPAN>Browse Products & Services<SPAN class="webkit-html-tag"></h2></SPAN> </TD></TR><TR>

 

etc.

 

So you can see how this is terribly bad if a table has already been started in header.tpl, because cart.php just comes along and breaks it.

 

Any suggestions ? What should I do ?

[Nmuta]

Actually, sorry... the downloaded "source" files were corrupted due to the way my browser saved them (Chrome).

 

I just copied the sources of the broken "cart.php" page and another page that is not broken and I compared those.

 

The main difference is simply a big table with the cart contents in what appears to be pretty clean table code. No missing < /td> or <td> or <tr> or </tr> tags anywhere.

 

I cannot seem to figure this out so far.........

[sparky]

Your url would help us to help you to find the problem.

[Nmuta]

Ok so here is my url :

 

Here is the working code:

http://www.bizgronetwork.com/whmcs/submitticket.php

 

and here is the cart that uses the same template with the table craziness:

http://www.bizgronetwork.com/whmcs/cart.php

[sparky]

Go to orderforms/web20cart/styles.css and remove this line

table tr td{padding:10px;}

[Nmuta]

Wow... I never thought that the cart would have had its own stylesheet......

 

THANK YOU SO MUCH....that worked !!!!!!!!!

 

Much obliged.

[mylove4life]

I think it's a little to wide, the page I mean, a good part is cut off and I have to move to the right to see it...