Reply to "Using store window in web pages"

neilMember

There is a workaround, as posted in the "404 not found" thread.

When you get your HTML code, do a search for the following string:

&baseurl='+escape(location.href.substring(0, location.href.lastIndexOf('/') + 1))

Delete it and replace it with an apostrophe.

This will now open the auction items on ebay.com instead of trying to open them on your own site.

I'm hoping that some code nut will know of a trick that I can use to open all my items on ebay.com.au - either a hard fix for that particular site, or a universal fix that will open all items on their native eBay site.

Any takers?!

2/22/063:42 PM

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