niznotthewiz

Hi Katerji,

Thank you for the response. Why is the fix-version update not available on regular wordpress auto-update channel?

Brilliant!

Thanks a lot for taking time to explain this.

That worked! Thanks!

I’m sure your plugin recommendation has a place of it’s own, but why can’t there be a simple hook/code snippet to achieve this (show default search results as tag search)?

can anyone suggest plugin to achieve this?

Hello Zubair,

I had removed those two items because they were not functioning as intended as I mentioned in my earlier post. But I have enable them again. You should be able to replicate all the errors if you visit the website now.

I can’t possibly capture how the items in cart (displayed on the Homepage) require a manual refresh to update after clicking on “x”.

But here are the two screenshots how the “login” and “coupon” both redirect to https://melaniesbanknotevault.com/# from the Checkout option displayed on the Homepage. You can see the re-direct url’s on the bottom left of the screenshots.

https://melaniesbanknotevault.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/10/Login-redirect.png

https://melaniesbanknotevault.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/10/coupon-redirect.png

Thanks

If I only give him access to staging site, how would I transfer all the coding though from staging site to my production site once he is done? Any decent way to accomplish that for someone who has to ask such a question? ??

Thank you Stef. Very helpful

But when the page is refreshed, the “View Cart” disappears and the ATC button stays the same.

I think it would be very helpful to customer if there was a indicator that a particular item was already in their cart if they left the page and came back to visit the same product again

I think my initial post might be misunderstood.

I am not looking to change the text of the ATC button. What I am frustrated with is that after the customer has “clicked” the ATC button and has put a particular item(s) in his cart, the ATC button still shows ATC. I want sort of an indicator that that item is now in his cart.

whether the button shows ” View Cart” or “In your cart” is fine with me.

No worries. I figured it out.

This topic can be closed/deleted.

Thanks

I understand and agree with what you just said. But this is NOT a why something is not working. This is a question of learning HOW to configure a feature. I would (perhaps ignorantly) assume that learning how to configure a CTA call button would be irrelevant to any theme and would be a universal wordpress knowhow.

My apologies if I offended anyone by asking for help.

The slider is a built in feature of my active theme called “Bravada Plus”.