• Hi YITH! I’m using your Woocommerce Quick View plugin and absolutely love it. I did however develop a custom search bar that gets products with ajax calls, and because the button that initiates the modal doesn’t have an onClick attribute, the button isn’t working and isn’t recognized. So when I populate my list with new dynamically added products with an ajax call, the open popup button basically doesn’t do anything. Is there a smart solution to to it on my side? Thanks so much!

    You can try entering the hebrew word ???? in the search bar and see the issue.

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  • Plugin Support Iván Sosa

    (@ivansosa)

    Hi there,

    could you send us some screenshots of where we can find the product and the problem?

    Thanks for your cooperation.

    Have a nice day!

    Thread Starter tranquiloweb

    (@tranquiloweb)

    Hi Ivan, thanks!

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    You can see my loop items are being populated by the search string that sends ajax requests and brings the items. After they are appearing, the plugin’s button isn’t working. I guess that’s because they were not present when the page was loaded. Thanks!

    Plugin Support Iván Sosa

    (@ivansosa)

    Hi there,

    hope you are doing well! ??

    We kindly suggest to debug the code on this section:
    – wp-content/plugins/yith-woocommerce-quick-view/assets/js/frontend.js:45

    You should enable the SCRIPT DEBUG. Please, take a look at this documentation.

    Have a nice day!

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