Hello!
Could you explain why I got this.
I created the payment form but checkout page looks different in IE and Chrome, FF and maybe others browsers. I’d prefer the first variant (IE), of course.
Screenshots
IE:
Chrome, FF:
Thanks!
Eugene.
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Checkout page is different in different browsers.
July 24th, 2009, by: phpfaberYou need to login before leaving a comment If you do not have an account, you can register one here.
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phpfaber – You are seeing multiple versions of the purchase pages because we are testing and improving our checkout pages to maximize conversion rates for our suppliers.
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ah, that’s cool! thank you for explanation!
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This “changes” “improves” “testings” have been taking place for more than a year, look at this:
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# Comment by craig 2CO Staff
2008-06-15 13:55:21
There may be temporary changes in the purchase pages, because we are working to provide the best purchase routine display possible for our customers. 2Checkout is currently contracted with a 3rd-party evaluator to track drop-off rates to assess just what modifications will have the greatest positive impact on sale closure.
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since i received this answer( june 2008 ) ive seen changes in purchase pages EVERYDAY, our customers see a completely different page everytime they attempt to make a purchase, which is terrible for online business.
Can you please tell us, when are you gonna end this LIVE testing?
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Our live testing is still going on because of the positive impact we have seen on conversion rates based on the changes we have made. We will continue testing until we can insure that we are providing the very best purchase routine pages possible for our suppliers.
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Wave testing for conversion probably won’t ever end.
It’s all about sales conversion which bring valuable extra sales to the table for you and for us.
As primary waves end we’ll undoubtedly continue testing based upon regional preferences, single page versus multi-page, re-do testing as new payment methods are introduced, begin building customer profiles to ensure the best process is presented at the right time.