Jerome Fitzpatrick

Lisa, if you believe that when I log into a single site, and install a single plugin, and ask it to perform a “Full Backup” of that site, I am to interpret that as meaning the entire database (which could contain any number of other tables from my shopping list to September’s LIBOR rates) then I guess we exist on 2 different plains.

This wasn’t a multisite installation. It was a single site. They were other WordPress websites separately installed on the server using the same database but with a different prefix, afterall, that is what the prefixes are for. There were also other tables in the database that were not WordPress generated which were also backed up and restored.

If this is by design, sure.. but the wording is misleading. Either be more clear about what is being backed up or show a list of affected database tables etc. Why would you ever assume that the entire database is being used only by the site that is doing the backup?

geodgeod, is the solution I offered not working? Are you using the default template that came with woocommerce?

Just copy the first 2 lines of code above and paste them anywhere in your theme’s functions.php file.

By adding this code, the usual Buy or Add button will be replaced with a Add to Cart button and a quantity field.

You will however notice that it won’t put the “X Item has been added to your cart” message where you want it. So, you can add the woocommerce_show_messages(); line where you want the messages to appear in your theme.

Let me know if this solution doesn’t work for you.