Update Block Checkout/Cart Logic
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We were looking at the logic of how the plugin determines whether a cart/ or checkout/ page is using the Block experience, and we were wondering if you could update that logic to fall in line with core WooCommerce?
WooCommerce offers a way to check if a page includes Blocks through a helper in their plugin: https://github.com/woocommerce/woocommerce/blob/release/8.6/plugins/woocommerce/includes/blocks/class-wc-blocks-utils.php#L62-L84
Something along the lines of this for both the cart/ and checkout could work:
// Conditional function that check if Checkout page use Checkout Blocks
function is_checkout_block() {
return WC_Blocks_Utils::has_block_in_page( wc_get_page_id('checkout'), 'woocommerce/checkout' );
}Another approach could be using the CartCheckout Utilities:
- https://wp-kama.com/plugin/woocommerce/function/CartCheckoutUtils::is_cart_block_default
- https://wp-kama.com/plugin/woocommerce/function/CartCheckoutUtils::is_checkout_block_default
QUESTIONS/ASKS:
- Right now, we have a few sites using this plugin and also have Block Checkout and Cart enabled. But we are still seeing the traditional
wc_add_notice()messaging shows up. - We also have the
Advanced Coupons for WooCommerce Premium, but wanted to have the conversation here on (dot)org to surface the issue on the Free version. We’ve disabled all other plugins and stripped it down to core WordPress, WooCommerce, and theAdvanced Coupons for WooCommerce Freeplugin. - We’d like to allow the inline Error Messaging to show up when inputing a Coupon Code.
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Hi @cjonessy03,
Good news – we’ll have a fix for this in our next release. In the Traits/Block.php we have a function is_current_page_using_cart_checkout_block and we’ve changed that to using has_block. This is passing all our tests.
// check if page using cart or checkout block.
if ( has_block( 'woocommerce/checkout' ) || has_block( 'woocommerce/cart' ) ) {
return true;
}Quick question though, what do you mean exactly by your comment: “Right now, we have a few sites using this plugin and also have Block Checkout and Cart enabled. But we are still seeing the traditional?
wc_add_notice()?messaging shows up.”I believe WC already doesn’t show those traditional notices on the new Cart/Checkout block, so could it potentially be something in your theme that’s forcefully showing it?
Hey @jkohlbach, @supportfitri
I am still experiencing a similar issue with the latest version of the plugin.
On a blank install with only WooCommerce + Advanced Coupons installed and a default theme (Twenty Twenty-Four), when a wrong coupon is added to the cart, the coupon notices are not working as expected.The issue:
When a wrong coupon code is entered the error message is sent to the Woo notice block at the top of the page and quickly disappears. This unfortunately lets the user without any feedback and screen flickering.
This issue is both happening on the cart page and the checkout page if the Block-Based checkout experience is enabled (which is the default one now)
Expected result:
An error message should be displayed below the coupon field in the
wc-block-components-totals-coupon__content>wc-block-components-validation-errorDOM element.
Let me know if you need further detail on this issue.
Thanks for your help.
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