Craig and Scott:

You two have spent fair time with me and I appreciate that, but I am still stuck after a few hours this weekend trying to duplicate what you have explained. It's got to be my lack of understanding, but would you take just a little more time to determine what's wrong? I've noticed that in your examples and the pet website's path involves the word "/shop." Also, the pet shop ends in .php. I am linking to the .scc file (Clicking the .scc file opens the shop in SCC and it displays nicely in Firefox when I select Preview). Does this help reveal the answer? Can I send any attachment or link that will help? Below I've pasted the portion of the code that is the link to the shopping cart page.

(Very) Much appreciated,
dman

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"#000000"><strong><br><a href=https://therenegadebrewer.com/TheRenegadeBrewersMalt.scc">
Malt and Grain</a></strong></font></p>
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Like I said, I am no expert buy any means at html . But the first problem I encountered was just trying to load your page -

https://therenegadebrewer.com/TheRenega … rsMalt.scc
First is whether you should use http:// or https://
The only reason to use https:// is if you have purchased a ssl certificate, making it a secure page. If that is the case you would use https://
In your situation there doesn't appear to be any ssl certificates installed for that page, which would keep a page from being loaded using https://
I used http://therenegadebrewer.com/ and it loaded right up. So use http:// not https://
The first step is to create a folder named /shop for your cart to reside in. I thought SCC did it for me when I first installed the program, I may be wrong though.
When you upload the shopping cart files(which will include index.php and all the other files to run your cart) you upload it to the directory /shop
The file that will be the home page for your cart is index.php
So any link you create to get to your carts home page would be http://therenegadebrewer.com/shop/index.php
As far as I know .scc is simply a file the cart uses internally. I've never directly referenced that file extension in anything I did when building my cart. So I don't think any of your links you create will have a .scc extension.

Craig said pretty much what I was going to say. The SCC file is where the cart saves all of it's settings, it isn't actually used on the webpage.