tomathyg

Thanks for responding so quickly.

1) That worked a treat, and I learnt an important little something in the process!

2) Yes, I need to get into github – will submit a request. Just to correct myself, I added $item to the end of the wc_csr_expire_notice filter, not wc_csr_expire_notice_additional, so that I can display more info about the item in the notice. In my case, it’s the details (dates and times) that distinguish the items from each other, not the name of the product, which is always the same.

3) The Woocommerce Bookings plugin is by far the best bookings solution I’ve found and your plugin is exactly what it is missing. If there is limited availability for something that is being booked i.e. a single space, it is important not to let people hang on to that unique item in their cart for too long. However, as it uses ‘bookable’ products, which don’t have ‘stock’ per say, it doesn’t allow for stock management, which CSR checks for (that’s the only problem, as far as I can see). The built-in WC stock management won’t work for the same reason (I think), or is at least very inaccurate and obviously invisible. Will ping you a copy so that you can have a look.

4, while I’m at it) I might have mentioned this on another thread but the holy grail (for me at least) would be to Ajaxify the whole cart process. WooCommerce Ajax Add To Basket by Oraksoft (will send you that too) does the trick for adding but of course won’t work with CSR. If you can make that happen, you will rightly achieve Woocommerce Hero status for all of eternity, as judged by a panel of me ??

Tom

Apologies, I just replied by email but it looks like that won’t work. I will contact you today via your support channel.

I emailed you a screenshot and report, as requested. Will try again.

I think not. If you were to manually remove an item from the cart then the page would be refreshed, so why not when it is automatic?

This is a really useful plugin, by the way. I’m surprised this feature isn’t already built into Woocommerce. The only competitor I can find is the Empty Cart Timer by Wisdmlabs, but it’s a little over the top with a separate draggable alarm clock. I like the way the Cart Stock Reducer integrates into the layout.

A real plus would be to have the individual timers injected into each item in the cart, including the mini-cart in the sidebar.

As an aside, a fully Ajax, timed cart would be the holy grail for me. I have a plugin that will ajaxify the add to cart but nothing for remove.

It seems that adding window.location.href as the expiryUrl option in query.countdown.js does the trick.

I know you’re busy but if you do fancy casting your eye over this amendment then I’d like to know your thoughts. I’m gonna stick with it for now.

Ok, will keep an eye on things ??

This worked great, thank you.

Ok, great. Thank you.

Ok, the steps that I gave work fine on a fresh installation of WordPress (4.4) and the latest version of Woocommerce (2.4.12) with no other plugins activated and using the stock Twenty Fifteen theme.

However, if you add a cart widget to the sidebar, add a couple of items to it and then remove one of them, you should see the error that I mentioned.

Could you try this?

Many thanks for your quick response!

Tom