Oskari Groenroos

Gotcha! I’ll try it out when it’s released, and report back!

Thank you! Let me know if you need more specific repro steps!

Thanks for picking it up so quickly @benbodhi, and for dealing with the unnecessary complaining with poise and professionalism! Looking forward to the update! ??

I had the a similar problem with installing the plugin on a new site, and after activating the plugin, the entire backend was locked out due to a fatal error.

After turning on WP_DEBUG to see error messages, it turned out to be because the server did not have the php-curl package installed.

It might be helpful to have more graceful error handling in case curl is not available.

Hi @coolcoders

I see – it might be helpful to have the screenshots taken on the same settings, so they’re more directly comparable?

In any case, I would prefer to provide my own template for the cart, so I think if the plugin had an overridable action for loading these templates, it would be a good way to do that. What do you think?

Thanks for your response Rupinder!

I understand where you’re coming from. I had a look at the alternative cart layouts, but looks like option 1 is the only one with adjustable quantities, so it’s the only workable one for me if we’re skipping the cart page.

In this case, I think you could set it up so that the cart layout loading is wrapped inside a custom hook. If it was like that, then any theme that relies on your plugin (like the custom one for my site) can use remove_action to unhook the built-in cart layout and then add_action to load their own in its stead. This would allow customisation, while simultaneously preventing any unchecked replacement by themes that aren’t aware of your plugin.

Do you think that could work?