pdme

i’m afraid I can’t reproduce the problem.

I’ve re-installed the plugin on a fresh WP install both with and without GF and PLL installed and/or activated, both on localhost and a remote server, but everything seems fine.

Did you update to the latest version (0.2)? Does the problem persist?

Anything else you can tell me about your installation that might be a factor?

Anybody else with the same problem?

Thanks!

Thanks.

And which version of Gravity Forms?

Hmm, that’s strange.

Which version of WordPress are you running?

And which version of Gravity Forms?

It can be any number of things, but probably not a bug in the plugin. Have you tried resaving the permalinks? Go to Settings->Permalinks, just press save, and try again.

I’m not entirely sure I understand what you mean. Could you send me a screenshot?

Hi, sorry for my late reply. I just issued a small update. Can you update and check again?

Hmm, strange. What browser are you using? Version? Do you see any error messages in the console? It should be working fine…

If you want, you can e-mail me your login credentials and I can have a look in the back-end.

Hi,

Thanks for your feedback. You’re not the first to request this feature, so I’ll try to come with an update this weekend.

Cheers!

pdme

Good call, thanks. Will come with an update later today.

5 minutes after I posted this, I found the – simple – solution. Add to your functions.php:

remove_filter( ‘bbp_get_breadcrumb’, ‘__return_false’ );

That is indeed a very clean and elegant solution. The only drawback is that it will reload the page after add-to-cart. Ajax avoids that.

Only thing is, it works once and then goes back to adding only one item after clicking the same add-to-cart button.

Anybody know why?

So I managed to add the quantity buttons on the product category page by hacking the code. You may want to make backups before you start tinkering, though.

In the woocommerce teamplates folder that you copied to your theme folder, in woocommerce/loops/add-to-cart.php, add the line of HTML starting with <div class=”quantity”> you find in woocommerce/single-product/add-to-cart/quantity.php.

(Add it wherever you want, but for this example JS to work, add it right before <?php endif; ?>.)

You should be able to see the quantity form now.

Then, in the actual plugin folder, in assets/js/frontend/add-to-cart.min.js, add “var q=t.next().find(‘input[type=”number”]’).val();” right after “var t=e(this);”.

Then, a bit further, replace “quantity:t.attr(“data-quantity”)” with “quantity:q”.

That did it for me.

Hi all,

Jerome’s solution works for me, with the only drawback that it reloads the page after adding to cart and appends the URL with “?added-to-cart=[id#]”.

Which is less nice than the Ajax function which adds the product without reloading.

I guess the only way to have both is to hack it the way smashingpixels suggests.

Right?

Thanks!

Ok, so I solved the problem, but only by modifying the datepick.jquery.js file. I added my jQuery at the end of the _adjustDate function, the one that is called when clicking to see more months. And now it works…