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@bsfherman awesome, thanks!

ok thanks

I found a fix for the cart icon not linking to the cart page, only now the cart on the mobile menu doesn’t link to the cart page.

I tried to apply the same fix- just go into “customize” and delete the cart from the header then re-add the cart and that makes it work fine for desktop. Only that fix doesn’t seem to work on the phone. This leaves the customer stuck. I did add a “cart” link in the dropdown but that will only work if the customer finds it or already knows its there.

Has anyone else found or know of a fix? All help is appreciated.

@serafinnyc you do the same, thanks!

@carolm29 yeah I think it was a coincidence too since it never popped up again after turning the plugin on & off a few times. You can mark this thread resolved. Thank you.

@serafinnyc yeah I don’t see it & more than likely all the plugin devs fixed it their work before the switch.

@ckadenge OK so it wasn’t automatically installed in every site running WC.

So I deactivated the Legacy REST API plugin and added something to the cart & when I went to the cart page there were two errors coming from the UPS shipping plugin I have installed. Now sometimes I need to edit one line of the code for that plugin & the error disappears and the plugin works fine so I thought maybe that was the issue since WC has been updated. I wish I copied the exact errors to post here but I went back and turned the Legacy REST API plugin back on and they disappeared. Just to double-check I turned it back off and now there are no errors. So that’s weird. If there were more than the one plugin using the Legacy REST API then I assume there would have been error messages at the top of the website or each plugin using the API, correct? Anyhow, as of now I have the Legacy REST API deactivated and the site shows no errors. I’ve added products to the cart, removed them, selected variable products, checked all the account/dashboard links and went through checkout up until I had to enter card numbers to make the payment, which I didn’t do. So far everything seems to be working fine.

I just hope while I’m out today I don’t get any e-mails from a customer having trouble checking out. That’s usually how it works lol. Anyway, it seems to be working fine so far but I’m not going to uninstall the Legacy REST API plugin just in case I or one of my customers comes across something.

The error that did pop up when I first turned the Legacy REST API plugin off was UPS Live Rates and Access Points. But like I said, the errors disappeared when I turned the plugin back on *BUT* I turned it off once again and there are no errors showing and I have full functionality on the website. If I come across anything I’ll definitely post up right here.

(@ckadenge) that’s exactly what I was thinking, not being able to uncheck the box because the plugin is installed. I’m gonna turn it off & make sure all the other plugins work. Hopefully they do & I can delete it. I wonder if WC installed the plugin for every site or maybe just the ones that need it.

@shameemreza One last thing I wanted to ask about…I read over as much as i can and checked the settings and noticed there is a “WooCommerce Legacy REST API” plugin that was installed on 7/28/2024. Now under “Webhooks” I clicked the “Printify Order” to see what it was using and saw next to the API Version that the one being used is “WP REST API Integration v3”. Would it be safe to remove the new Legacy Rest API plugin that was installed the other day? When I try to uncheck the box under “Legacy API” in WC Advanced Settings it doesn’t let me uncheck it. I assume that is because the plugin has been installed? So if the Printify Order is using the WP Rest API Integration v3 I could remove it as long as none of the other plugins are using it? Thanks for your help!

@shameemreza understood, thanks.

@serafinnyc thanks for the response. So I would have to check if each plugin I have installed uses the Legacy API? When I look under the Webhooks in Advanced the “Printify Order” is there so I’m guessing I need to find a workaround? What happens if I leave it alone? Sorry for all the questions, I never had to touch these API settings since I connected Printify a while back.

@threadi I tried I did a ctrl+shift+R hard refresh and the settings are now visible. thanks.

@bsfherman thanks for the response. I’m not sure I completely understand though, is there any way to make the cart icon clickable on the desktop version? I viewed the screenshot but I’m not sure that explains how to allow users to click the cart to open it. It appears to be for mobile view. On my website I use it for easy access to the cart so customers can remove something or add more of a product already added. Is there any way I can edit some code to make it work? I don’t want to have my customers think the site is not fully functional. Thank you.

@cookie1974 I’ve found nothing. It kind of halfway works for me, just the link doesn’t open. The cursor turns into the pointed finger but when I click nothing happens. I had no idea it stopped working at 4.7.0, I thought it just happened on the 2nd or 3rd update ago. 6.6 destroyed my site completely so I reverted back to 6.5. I thought maybe that would also fix the cart link nut it didn’t.

Actually the UPS Plugin was throwing the error. I change one line in the plugin and it’s fixed for now.

When I updated to 6.6 at first the card fields weren’t available so I reverted back to 6.5 which works fine. Again today I tried to update to 6.6 and while it worked fine on desktop/laptop, on mobile it just keeps refreshing nonstop. I’m using Astra theme.