WooCommerce notice is not displayed at the right time.

Hi @hoseinkh ,

Have you tried our option “AJAX add to cart notice” ?

And can you please send me a screenshot of how you used the Jet plugin to created the add to cart button? I’m not so familiar with it

Hi @karzin

Regarding the first question, yes. I enabled it but it didn’t work.

But the second question, exactly from which part should I send a screenshot? This plugin provides widgets for Elementor and allows you to edit WooCommerce pages. By default, add-to-cart Ajax is disabled in this plugin, but we can enable it in the settings of this plugin. https://prnt.sc/IsoVmiOEI4Io
It can also be seen in the compatibility section : https://prnt.sc/-DvZVZXzYxHQ
I will talk to the developer of this plugin and let you know the result. I hope it is useful in solving this problem. thanks

I don’t think I was able to reproduce the problem here. When I enable both options (AJAX add to cart notice, and AJAX add to cart from Compatibility with JetWooBuilder) the notice is displayed just fine.

I enabled these two options, but with these two options enabled, the add to cart button of this plugin does not work as ajax, but adds the product to the cart by reloading the page.
To activate Ajax add to cart button of this plugin, you need to enable Ajax addition from WooCommerce settings > jet woobuilder tab.

After activating it, your plugin notification will not be displayed when we add a product to the cart. Rather, it will be displayed on the next product page. In general, if add to cart ajax is not enabled in jet woobuilder plugin, everything works fine. Because Ajax is disabled. But if we enable Ajax, there is a problem. I should also add that I am using the Hello elementor template.
Anyway, I have raised this issue with the jet woobuilder developer, hopefully there is a solution.

thank you

Hi @hoseinkh ,

I think there is an error on JetWooBuilder. At least on my version I got here (1.10.5).

On ajax-single-add-to-cart.js, they are trying to call window.jetWooBuilderData.ajax_url, but this is being localized only in other js (jet-woo-builder.js).

This should fix it. At least it worked here. Please, put this in your functions.php:

add_action( 'wp_enqueue_scripts', function(){
	global $wp_query;
	$localize_data = array(
		'ajax_url' => esc_url( admin_url( 'admin-ajax.php' ) ),
		'products' => json_encode( $wp_query->query_vars ),
	);
	wp_localize_script( 'jet-woo-builder-ajax-single-add-to-cart', 'jetWooBuilderData', $localize_data );
}, 100 );

Let me know if it helps.

• This reply was modified 2 years, 5 months ago by Pablo Pacheco.

didn’t work.

Hi @hoseinkh ,

In that case, as wp.org forums are very restrictive, can you please contact us on our forums and then send me the JetWoo plugin along with the other required plugins to make it work?

Hi again @karzin , I apologize for the long delay…

Jet wooBuilder is a premium plugin. I hope there is another way to check it.

Hi @hoseinkh ,

Exactly, that’s why I’ve asked you to send me. Let me know if you can do that, but, as I said, through our forums

Hi again @karzin , This bug was fixed in the new version of jet woobuilder plugin.

Ok @hoseinkh ,

Thanks for letting me know.