Separate carts

Hi @heymad

If you are only authorizing as one user then yes you will only have one cart.

Which authentication method are you using?

Hi!

I’m using JWT (https://pt.www.ads-software.com/plugins/jwt-authentication-for-wp-rest-api/), I sent it with two different tokens and they fall into the same cart. Could you test it?

Thank you so mutch,
Eudes

If you authenticate as one user and then authenticate as another without logging out the first user then the cart will share. There is no user switching supported in a REST API

I’m sorry, I’m a little new at this. Currently, this is my flow: send JWT token request to the special route of the JsonWebToken plugin -> send token to / add-item with the item id -> I repeat the entire authentication process, but with another user -> / add-item -> I receive items from other carts that I added myself. Are other users’ sessions that I logged in saved on my IP? What should be the correct flow? How can I log out?

I suggest trying out the new release candidate where I have created my own session handler.

Details can be found here: https://cocart.xyz/cocart-v2-1-0-release-candidate-available-now/

Hi!

I tried, and obtained same error. (https://youtu.be/3T226sbEroQ)

I just pushed a new release candidate.

Changelog

* NEW: Added option to logout customer.
* Tweaked: Order of setting customer ID from cookie and setting the cart key.
* Dev: Added filter to override cookie check for authenticated users.

Comparison from the last: https://github.com/co-cart/co-cart/compare/v2.1.0-rc.3…v2.1.0-rc.4

New release: https://github.com/co-cart/co-cart/archive/v2.1.0-rc.4.zip

Now you can logout a customer after adding an item and add an item for another customer. You see a cookie is stored on the users device that stores their cart key.

If this cookie exists then the cart will load the cart based on the cart key stored in the cookie.

The new logout option removes the cookie for the customer.

Hi @heymad

v2.1.2 was just released.

Enjoy!