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IE bug in add to cart?
In IE 6 and 7, clicking the add to cart button doubles the quantity. So if you have 1 in quantity, it adds 2; but only after you've added an initial item. So the first time it adds 1, but the second time it adds 2. So if you click add twice, you end up with 3 total.
The only relevant js I've seen is checkmandatory, which just validates that quantity is greater than 0 and less than the max allowed. So I don't see how any js could be causing the error.
Does anyone have any idea where else I could check? It's using the normal add to cart url. Here is the form element code:
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