bbfunk

@doffine

Hi, yes this solution works as charm and is better for user experience.

Best regards ??

Hi,

For my case I found an alternative solution to solve my problem: if the conditions aren’t met to redirect to the payment form on the payment gateway, I simply redirect the customer to the cart page after added the custom notice:

wc_add_notice(__('shit... a problem occurred, you need to remove a product from your cart!','my_gateway'), 'error');

return $woocommerce->cart->get_cart_url();

It works perfectly.

Best regards ??

• This reply was modified 5 years, 1 month ago by bbfunk.

@doffine

There is probably a way to solve it. I’d like to solve it as soon as possible, but we need to search kinda to find the solution I think.

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Hi NickGreen,

Thanks for your reply ;).

I didn’t find any issue on the Web too… but this is probably because the scenario in my plugin, like in the plugin of doffine I think, require to display specific notices after the checkout button clicked.

I’ll probably post the problem on Github tomorrow.

Best regards ??

Hi again Doffine,

I don’t know if nickirongate will answer here again, but I’d like to find a solution for this problem because it’s the last problem I have to finish my plug-in :).
I’ll try to add notice in different ways to solve the problem, but without success…
I wonder if I’ll try to add my own notices rather than Woocommerce notices…

Best regards ??

Hi Doffine,

I reply to your problem because I have the same: on the Woocommerce plug-in I developed, the wc_add_notice() function worked as well before I update Woocommerce to 3.9.0 version. Since I did the update, the notices don’t display correctly on the checkout page.
So think so the update generate the problem.

Did you find a solution to solve it?

If yes, I’m curious to know this solution ;).

Thanks for your reply!

best regards ??