Don’t get me wrong, I just don’t understand your answer. If my theme was doing something that is not supported by your plugin, then how does it work at all? If what you’re saying is true, then your plugin couldn’t put anything in the page at all.
Did some more reading thru the code, and speaking to the developers (Getbowtied, The Retailer theme), the theme is not using the cart page as it is only editing the header footer and CSS.
The whole cart table and buttons are coming from the Woocommerce plugin directly.
And after having a look at the default Woocommerce cart.php page gives credence to my fix.
I have been thoroughly reading thru your code, Woocommerce code and theme code.
I can confirm my theme doesn’t do anything at all to the cart. My theme has the header and footer but pulls the cart contents directly using the Woocommerce cart.php template.
Now I know I said before that the </form> tag after removing solved it, but I think I finally worked out why that works. In your code you have:
<form method=”post” action=”” class=”giftwrap_products”>
Now this one is very strange, in the raw source code, the above line shows. In Chrome Developer tools, it’s not there. I believe that dev tools is correct as it then makes sense, that if the <form.. is missing, then the corresponding </form> closes the primary form too early. Hence My “fix”. Also according to standards, you shouldn’t have nested forms.
On top of all that, I tried your plugin without the <form… or </form> tags. I removed them completely and everything is working fine. You have no action assigned to them anyway so I don’t understand why they are even needed.
