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do you just need WP Control panel access? and how can I get login info to you?

Elfin Its been a while since this post, but to continue the discussion. Mvied did add header(“Access-Control-Allow-Origin: https://www.mysite.com”); to the HTTPS plugin. But, since your update Version 6.3.4, the “your cart” on the right side of the page disappears when you add to cart. Of course this only happens when HTTPS plugin is activated. You can see what I mean at http://www.simasfoods.com/wp .

Elfin, no problem I’ll let you know what happens.

Just a thought though, as mentioned before I am not a programmer, but doesn’t the “add to cart” button use an AJAX call when the (…. without going to cart) setting is off? and it works like this. I am sure its more complicated than I make it out to be in my head.

Thanks,

Mo

Hi,

If I understand your question right, the answer is yes. So far in testing, everything works correctly as it should except the original issue.

So, when I turn ON the “Add to cart, without going to cart page.” from the eshop settings. Then the “add to cart” button does not work from the product pages.

If I turn OFF the “Add to cart, without going to cart page” in settings, then the “add to cart” button works with product page both in http and https.

If I turn it ON, then the “add to cart” button doesn’t work with products page in http, but works in https. In this case (being on) everything else work (all the links within the shopping cart widget, and on the page), and also from shopping-cart itself everything works.

Hope I didn’t ramble on, and if I did I hope I made sense. I’ll be more than happy to give you admin rights to the site if you like.

Thank you,

Mo

I was hoping my last post would have simplified it, since the only thing seems to change is the redirect to the shopping-cart page. The form instance seems to be the same in each case. I am not a programmer, but in both cases the button is posting to https://domain.com/shopping-cart, so what does really change between the cases?

So, I received instruction from the “eshop” developers to try the product pages in https, and the “add to cart” button did work per instructions. However, this means I need to have the entire site in https. Is there a go around or a way to force the “add to cart” button to work from a non secure page ??

Thanks,

Mo