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Yeah that code looks familiar! 🙂
Right my code was designed to work only on the SS cart page. I suspect if you go to the /cart page on your site it is still working there.
Off the top of my head I don't think changing the path name is going to do the trick. It looks like you need to use the following feature to accomplish your goal.
https://www.squarewebsites.org/products/squarespace-custom-cart-drawer

Paul, sorry I wasn't clear. I meant, could you add the missing Shopping features to the list you posted about the main features Squarespace lacks, referring to your link "You'll find my list of the missing ecommerce features here." It could help others who are considering Squarespace for a commerce site.

Paul, could you add to your list of features Squarespace lacks, the shipping features? That's where I'm thinking about switching a client to another platform. Shipping issues are driving us nuts.
Part of it is the inability to test carrier-calculated shipping on a site copy with just a few products. The only option seems to be to add dimensions to over 400 products of varied sizes, just to test to see if it works well for my client's needs. 
The other big shipping issue is carrier-calculated shipping for foreign sales.

@paul2009 could you share where that Universal Filter plugin is from in your first post on this thread?  I'd love to install that for clients.
 
[UPDATE! Found it here: https://www.squarewebsites.org/products/universal-filter]

Tons of js validation libraries around... I have no ready-to-use simple solution for you, but the idea is simple: disable submit button on load, set all inputs to required,  listen inputs changes, validate values you need - if all good enable submit button.

You obviusly may filter anything that exist on page)

I guess me if you want to use Universal Filter))

Your best bet would be the Universal Filter plugin: https://www.squarewebsites.org/products/universal-filter

@MarcWatson@LaurenLeader I think I actually found a solution! You can purchase the Universal Filter plug-in from the same resource: https://www.squarewebsites.org/products/universal-filter. I had taken the filter off while I tried to figure out the infinite scroll issue, but when I turned it back on (and read the fine print), I realized the filter actually loads all blog posts and enables infinite scroll, so to speak. The only catch is you'll need to enable some kind of filter on your blog page -- but there are some clean and minimal ways you could work this in if that's the trade off. Anyway I'm still working through customizing the filter's design, but it's pretty great! 
 

Looking for solution to same issue! Let us know if you found anything @MarcWatson.
I found this for extending post limits on summary blocks https://www.squarewebsites.org/products/lazy-summaries#showReviews, but I'd like to find a way to make infinite scroll (or at least get to 60-70) blog posts on the side-by-side grid page.  

Hello,
I am setting up a blog using 7.1 and would like it to show as an infinite scroll. Does anyone know if this is possible?
Is there a way to override the 20 post limit?  I can code the summary block to exceed 30 posts but I need to use categories and these take the visitor back to the original blog.
Any help or feedback would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks!
Marcus

I'm want to use Google Analytics to track conversions from my Squarespace 6 site - those conversions being a completed form on the site - but cannot find a way to include the code in the submission button or the form submitted page.
Does anyone know of a workaround to allow me to track completed forms?