I am facing an issue. My cart is showing empty for not logged in customer only. If I logged in then its working perfect. As I can check, after clicking on add to cart button, entries on database are occur in field_data_commerce_line_items and field_data_commerce_order_total as well. I am new to Drupal and I have not developed this website as well. Please help.
Website: https://www.floraharrison.com/
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In Woocommerce, if a customer is a guest and is NOT logged in and visits a couple of product pages.
He does not see the prices and add to cart button. That is correct. This is like this because of this plugin: https://wordpress.org/plugins/hide-cart-functions/
Now the customer clicks on the account page and loges in.
Then he goes straight back to the product pages he already visited.
The problem is that he now still sees No prices and add to cart button.
The browser has saved the not logged in version of the pages and shows these to the customer after he is logged in.
The client must manually press the F5 button himself, and only then the page will reload and the prices etc. will be shown.
The only plugins I have activated are : WooCommerce, Wordfence Security and Hide Cart Functions
It does not matter which theme I use.
It does not matter if I use a plugin like Hide Cart Functions or another. They all have the same problem.
There is no other cache plugin active on the server.
There is no custom CSS.
Does anyone have any experience with this problem?
Does anyone know a way/code to automatically refresh the whole site AFTER a customer loges in?
Woocommerce does not help.
I'm working on a Wordpress website with the MyCalendar and MyTicket plugins for an event. However, anytime someone tries to purchase tickets, the cart automatically populates with the two ticket options. Any idea why this is happening? Here's the site:
https://dhincc.org/
https://dhincc.org/purchase/
Woocommerce add to cart button not working when user not logged in. but when a user logged in its works fine and also when I disable ajax add to cart(It reloads the page when adding the item) its works fine too.
?wc-ajax=add_to_cart call returns 302 error when this happens, but when a user is logged in it returns 200 successfully.
I disabled all the plugins and tried also but it didn't work.
I had a similar issue.
Then I found one of the tables on the database was missing.
You can check that by going to Woocommerce>Status and check if there are any missing tables. Mine was "wp_woocommerce_sessions" table.
Fix: Goto Tools tab on Status and Run the "Update database" tool and "Verify base database tables" tool. My issue was resolved after that.
I have a problem in my wordpress virtual store, in the main menu when you log in as a user you must deactivate the option to enter and register ... and show the user menu logged in as cart, orders, etc, this is duly configured in the appearance - menus option, but I can't understand why when I log in to the home page the menu keeps coming out as if the user was not logged in, but if I navigate to other pages like store, the mnu of logged in user, I appreciate some advice in advance, an additional fact is that I am using the Ultimate Member plugin.
I could already find a solution, this error is removed by deactivating the woocommerce plugin, when the elementor panel is active changes are saved with the update button and then the woocommerce plugin is activated again and if we return to elementor the error already It is not presented, I suppose it is because in elementor there were some changes in draft and in some way it was related to the functioning of the woocommerce plugin.
I have Drupal 6 installed with Ubercart 2.0.
When an anonymous user purchases a product from Ubercart, a new account is automatically created for them and they are emailed a link to download the file associated with the product.
The link doesn't work unless they are logged in, which does not happen for them automatically.
I need one of the following two things: Either the user should automatically be logged in, or the file download link should work even for anonymous users. I am not sure how to go about doing either of these, so I would appreciate any guidance.
It turns out there's a checkbox in the Ubercart settings to log the user in after checkout.