Jim

@gabbit

After inspection and debugging, we see that the plugin loads the checkout.js JavaScript file from WooCommerce on the cart page, which is initially not to be expected as it is a file meant to be loaded on the checkout page.

The script includes $( 'form.checkout_coupon' ).hide().on( 'submit', this.submit ); which will make the current reported behavior and targets the coupon form on the cart.

One way to prevent the script from interfering in the meantime is to change a class name in the template flatsome/woocommerce/cart/cart.php line 223:

from:
<form class="checkout_coupon mb-0" method="post">
to:
<form class="ux-cart-coupon mb-0" method="post">

Best regards

• This reply was modified 4 months, 4 weeks ago by Jim.

@gabbit

You can try adding this CSS so it stays visible, since they hide it with JavaScript code as I mentioned above:

form.checkout_coupon?{
display: block !important;
}

@doublezed2 the plugin seems to hide the coupon form with JS by adding display: none; literally with $( 'form.checkout_coupon' ).hide().on( 'submit', this.submit );

• This reply was modified 4 months, 4 weeks ago by Jim.

Thank you lord !

A great shame it takes so long to update queries :/ – I would say this is top priority

Well since WC 3.0.x has moved the meta_key _visibility to the terms table the plugin does do a wrong query, and will only work for products that are created before 3.0.0

Well since WC 3.0.x has moved the meta_key _visibility to the terms table the plugin does do a wrong query, and will only work for products that are created before 3.0.0

Simple as that … and then they say it’s compatible , lolz