Many thanks for the tutorial. It is working brilliantly with most browsers on our shopify site – except with Opera which happily lets you checkout whether you check the box or not. (I’m currently testing with Opera 9.2). Anything I can add to the script to get Opera to work? (I tried both scripts and both fail with Opera).

Many thanks

Mette: Sorry I couldn’t get back to you sooner, but good to know you got your logo working. It seems like the cart page is working as well. Please let me know if you need any help.

CJ: Strange, it shouldn’t be refreshing anything. Can you post the URL to your store? Thanks.

Thanks
CJ

I do have a problem though. The checkbox is there but not checking it does not cause a pop up. I followed the steps and read the advice above – any clues for me?

I’m completely new at html and would appreciate any help!

My store is http://shop.endomondo.com/

Thanks!

Mette

Do you by any chance also have one on how to insert a logo to the Minimify theme?

That would be really helpful too.

Mette

Grabbing the submit event would make the func fire on BOTH the click AND ‘enter’ key press.

example: jQuery(“#checkout”).submit(function(){

Also, Kevin, revisiting that input value, I think I would look for the value of the field instead of checking for null. Like this:

FOR EMPTY if(jQuery(’#kevinsNumber’).val()==”){
FOR A VALUE if(jQuery(’#kevinsNumber’).val()>=’3′){

cheers,
~ brent

So looking above at Tetsuro’s example at the top of the page, you need to replace his live 5 with this:

if(jQuery(‘#kevinsNumber’).attr(‘value’) == null){

So that will look at your input with an id=kevinsNumber, and see if it has a value. If it does, then it will continue and submit the form on the next line. If not his code pops a js alert.

If you wanted to make sure the number was at least “3″ or whatever, do this:

if(jQuery(‘#kevinsNumber’).attr(‘value’) >= 3){

Peace out. Hope that helps ya.
~ brent