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I got the same error on all 3 listings that I tried to post tonight. I changed everything it asked and still get this error. What is going on???? I'm ready to go some where else as this isn't the only time I've gotten this.

"Either your Description, Location, or Checkout Instructions appear to have Java script in it according to eBay. eBay is very strict about anything that looks like it may be Java script. Try checking your description for parenthesis and try posting without them if they do exist."
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You need to allow popups.

And no, our error check is a preliminary check of eBays most basic rules.

They have over 250+ pages of rules and each of those rules might be checking dozens or hundreds of things in your listings. We dont have access to those things because they dont provide them.

You have a word in your listing that eBay thinks is javascript code. The word cookie is the most common. If they gave us the list of words they don't like we could check for them and put it in our error check.

Remove chunks of your description until the item lists, then revise it to add back what you want on eBay leaving out the offending text they don't like.

You could also use our GetHTML feature on your saved listing and try listing this item on eBay directly pasting in the HTML into eBays source window in their HTML editor when you get to that point. The reason for trying that is to hope that eBay gives a better error message about the exact text that is causing the infraction on their site, than they give back to use through the API.
Ok, well I just sent you the links. If you don't find anything specific in them that is a quick fix, then I'll try your suggestion. I'd hate to do this to every listing I put into Auctiva. There would be no purpose in having Auctiva except the free cool templates. I take that back. There are a lot of cool features, as long as I can use them and list my auctions. Smile Thanks for your time in helping me.
I see two possible reasons for the rejection

the activa store window, you have encoded inside your template. I like it that way myself, but it is javascript, so it could be the culprit

your skype button is also javascript, so that too could be the culprit.

of course, both could be (and probably are) the problem.

ebay has gotten so picky lately about stuff Frown

if the store window was inserted with the [store_window] tag in template, rather than hard coding it in, then it's the skype button (which is kinda funny that they'd reject the very thing theyve been pushing us to include). If you hard coded the window in, then it could easily be both of them that's the problem.

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