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1. Product name not appearing in the cart

When using the WooCommerce integration, the calculator adds the selected WooCommerce product to the cart.

Make sure you have:

• Selected the correct WooCommerce product in the calculator settings → Woo Checkout section (choose “%Current Woo Product%” if the calculator is placed on the product page).
• In the calculator elements, you can use the “Text” or “HTML” element with the {product_name} or similar dynamic variable if needed, but the main product title should come from the linked Woo product.

If the name is still missing, please create a support ticket on our support site

2. “View Cart” button redirects to wrong URL (/cart/ instead of /website-catalog/basket/)

This is a very common issue with Woodmart + custom cart page setups. The calculator uses standard WooCommerce wc_add_to_cart functions, which rely on WooCommerce settings.

• Go to WooCommerce → Settings → Advanced → Page Setup and double-check that the Cart page is correctly set to your /website-catalog/basket/ page.
• Clear all caches (site cache, browser cache, and any CDN).
• If you’re using Woodmart’s AJAX mini-cart, try temporarily switching to the default WooCommerce cart to test.

If it still fails, this is usually a theme conflict — Woodmart sometimes overrides cart URLs. Let us know and we can provide a small code snippet to force the correct cart URL.

3. Hiding the default WooCommerce “Add to basket” button

In your calculator settings, go to:

Calculator Settings → Woo Products → Hide WooCommerce Add To Cart Form

Turn this option ON. This should completely remove the default yellow Add to Cart button and quantity field on the product page, so customers only use your calculator.

If it’s not working reliably with Woodmart

4. Dynamic Product Quantity option

The “Dynamic Product Quantity” setting (when using Woo integration) tells the calculator to pass the calculated quantity from your calculator’s Quantity/Range/Formula fields to the WooCommerce cart as the product quantity.

• Customers cannot change this quantity later in the cart (it is locked to the value calculated by your form).
• This is perfect for made-to-order items (e.g. custom lengths, area-based products, etc.).

If you want the customer to be able to adjust quantity in the cart afterward, leave this option off and handle quantity inside the calculator only for pricing purposes.

Since this is the Pro version, the fastest way to resolve these issues is to open a ticket on our official support platform. You can open support tickets for each question individually from here > [support]

Best regards

Thank you for the 5-star review. Your kind diligence is greatly appreciated by our entire team

Best regards

Hello,

Thank you for reaching out.

By default, the Motors plugin doesn’t have such an issue. Make sure that you have updated to the latest version and try to re-save your site permalinks from the WordPress settings > permalinks. Also, I can suggest you try to check by temporarily deactivating all the extra third-party and caching plugins from the site. If you have difficulties, please contact us from our official support site > [support]

Cheers

Our developer recently upgraded the PHP version and tested the issue again. Everything worked correctly, and the debug log was clean without any errors.

Could you please share the exact calculator file you are trying to import? It is possible that the calculator itself may be corrupted or contain a broken field, which could be causing the fatal error during the import process. You can send file to this email > [email]

We also checked the ccb_add_field_disable_options function you mentioned. The function itself appears to work correctly in our tests, as it properly processes the options without issues. At the moment, it seems more likely that one of the fields inside your calculator configuration may be damaged, triggering the error.

Regards

Hello,

Thank you very much for your awesome 5-star review. Your support truly helps and motivates us to continue improving the LMS plugin.

Best regards

Our QA informed me that this should be fixed from our side directly. The needed task was already created and it will be integrated in the future updates of the plugin. Thank you for letting us know

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Hello,

The plugin supports custom formulas, conditional logic, and dynamic calculations, so you can build a leasing calculator with parameters like,

You can use Formula fields to calculate values (e.g., monthly payment) and Conditions to adjust interest rates or logic based on selected options (e.g., shorter period → different rate).

Please note that more complex financial calculations (like precise leasing formulas) may require careful setup of formulas or some customization depending on your requirements.

All the plugin available elements you can find from here > [doc]

Cheers

Yes, this task is already included in our development team’s roadmap at the moment.

Thank you for the reminder. We truly appreciate your patience, support, and understanding.

Best regards