Thread Starter
cenay
(@cenay)
UPDATE: Hacked the plugin file and commented out a function
/wp-content/plugins/woo-floating-cart/public/assets/js/woo-floating-cart-min.js
— commented this function :
$(document).on(“click”,A.selector,function(t){var
o=$(this);if(c(o)||o.hasClass(“disabled”))return!1;t.preventDefault(),t.stopPropagation(),s(o)&&f(o)})
And also made this change in this file:
/wp-content/plugins/woo-floating-cart/public/class-public.php @ line 135-ish
// MAIN SCRIPT
wp_register_script( $this->core->plugin_slug(), $this->core->plugin_url( ‘public’ ) . ‘assets/js/woo-floating-cart’.$this->core->script_suffix.’.js’, array( ‘jquery’, ‘wc-cart-fragments’ ), false );
// Commented out
// wp_register_script( $this->core->plugin_slug(), $this->core->plugin_url( ‘public’ ) . ‘assets/js/woo-floating-cart’.$this->core->script_suffix.’.js’, array( ‘jquery’, ‘wc-cart-fragments’ ), $this->core->plugin_version(), false );
Now, it won’t add to cart without those required fields being complete, but I worry about possible repercussions. I’ll stay on this hacked version but will await a new version which fixes this behavior.
Thanks!
Thread Starter
cenay
(@cenay)
REALLY?
10 days and no reply from the plugin author? It might be time to revisit the solution and see if another plugin will work. I don’t have time to wait around weeks for someone to take notice and help.
Hi Cenay,
Sorry for the long delay!
Unfortunatly, for obvious reasons support is only offered with the premium version unless there is a general bug with the free version.
However, this issue you are having is most probably a conflict between the plugin and your theme or other installed plugins.
In that case we require in depth troubleshooting which is only offered with the premium version.
You will then be able to submit a ticket at https://xt.ticksy.com and provide tmp access to your wordpress.
Thank you
Thread Starter
cenay
(@cenay)
Now see, here is where I disagree. Regardless of the ‘version’, the plugin breaks functionality of the ecommerce site by allowing a customer to get something in the cart without completing the required fields. That’s a problem. You can see that, right?
Yes, the plugin is working fine with a native wordpress theme. it is only a problem for your specific theme. In that case it is not a general issue and it requires in depth troubleshooting on your site.
