I’m afraid there isn’t a current ‘automatic’ way to remove all items from the shopping cart. I’ll see about adding a variable to do that and then you can set the redirect to the url:
http://yousite.com/checkout/?empty-cart=yes
But for now, you have to manually click “remove” for each item in the cart.
I’m afraid there isn’t a current ‘automatic’ way to remove all items from the shopping cart. I’ll see about adding a variable to do that and then you can set the redirect to the url:
http://yousite.com/checkout/?empty-cart=yes
But for now, you have to manually click “remove” for each item in the cart.
Does that mean that my customer is going to see the items still in the cart? He might think that his order was not successful, and attempt to pay again.
My mistake, the code for doing this is already there. You need to send the variable “empty” to the url to empty the cart. As in
http://yoursite.com/a/b/c/?empty=yes
to clear the cart contents.
Fixed in 1.3.3. When you get redirected to the receipt page from Paypal’s IPN, I empty the shopping cart. Shouldn’t need to pass the ?empty=yes into the redirect url unless you are doing something else for the receipt page.
I’m having the same problem. I do use WPcache on a different website, but on the same hosting plan. Could this cause conflicts?
I don’t think so — can you confirm that you still see the problem with 1.3.3 of SCABN? When a user is redirected to the receipt page (after completing the order from Paypal) the cart should be emptied.
