Hi,
I hope you are doing well today.
We have an option Normal (Non-Ajax) Add to cart. Have you enabled it?
Hope to hear from you soon.
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Hi that is the problem – Non-Ajax.
We are trying to remove unecessary page refreshes.
I have created a helper plugin which adjusts the behaviour of woocommerce bookings to use ajax add to cart (Doesnt modify your plugin).
I’m currently testing it to make sure the information goes through to orders correctly and completely.
Its a shame that the ajax add to cart in your plugin doesnt adjust the behaviour to force ajax add to cart for all products. But that does become complicated with the range of add-on plugins available.
Hi,
Thank you for getting back to us.
Unfortunately, our plugin doesn’t add AJAX functionality to the product add-to-cart button. The AJAX add-to-cart feature is provided by WooCommerce itself. Our plugin simply displays the cart contents when the AJAX add-to-cart action is triggered. It also works with the standard (non-AJAX) add-to-cart process by displaying the cart contents after the item has been added.
If Ajax add-to-cart isn’t available, you may want to try an “AJAX Add to Cart for WooCommerce” plugin to enable this feature.
I’m glad you were able to find a way to make the add-to-cart button work with AJAX. Please let us know how your script works out. We’d be happy to hear the results.
Best Regards
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This reply was modified 2 weeks, 6 days ago by
reza777. Reason: Added WooCommerce Ajax add to cart setting screenshot
Hi,
Yeah I thought this was the case. That specific ajax add to cart doesnt bypass specific plugin requirements – So any plugin that overrides the add to cart function removes ajax to prevent conflicts.
I have a site running now with ajax add to cart and a helper plugin that forces woocommerce bookings, Woocommerce Product Add-ons, Extra Product Options by Theme Complete to serialise the data and add it using ajax. Works well – We’ve done test payments under several different scenarios to see what works.