Storefront Toolkit Tips and Limitations
For best results, configure your system for optimal Storefront Toolkit performance and make sure youβre aware of toolkit limitations.
- If you redirect the browser to use an unencrypted HTTP version of the page, the Storefront Toolkit sometimes doesnβt work correctly. As a best practice, don't redirect the browser to use HTTP. To eliminate potential issues related to unencrypted pages completely, enable the global security preference Enforce HTTPS. In Business Manager, go to . On the Access Restrictions tab, select Enforce HTTPS and click Apply.
 - Make sure that youβve correctly configured the HTTPS host and that the hostname aliases point to the correct instance using DNS.
 - Page Designer pages are not connected to the Content preview on either the old or new Storefront Toolkit.
 - Make sure that all of your certificates are valid. If you have an invalid certificate, a user must first open the storefront and allow an exception. Then the user can open the Storefront Toolkit.
 - For cookies, you must use the 
Secureattribute and set theSameSiteattribute to None. - The Storefront Toolkit uses an iframe to display your storefront. Avoid JavaScript that
accesses the 
window.toporwindow.parentelements of the iframe. Make sure your code doesnβt write toparentin the global scope. - Donβt use ClickJack Protection or Anti-ClickJack scripts, which can cause errors. Use the appropriate HTTP headers instead. For more information, see Troubleshoot the Storefront Toolkit.