I need help with the shopping cart

[functionalfoods]

When customers purchase more then one product they get 2 different shopping carts, I'm not yet 100% certain but it looks like the products that have variants go to one cart and the ones without go to another. The problem is that they get charged for shipping twice.

I need all the product to go to the same shopping cart and work out the correct freight as there is free freight after $100 is spent.

I've only ever used the e-junkie buttons....

[E-junkie_Guru]

Make sure you have at least one complete block of your View Cart code on every page where you have any number of Add to Carts.



The View Cart code is necessary to generate the overlay-style cart "inside" your page, so if you have a page missing that, the Add to Carts on that page would operate in "fallback" mode by popping up a separate window/tab to display the cart, and this has to get treated as a separate cart from the overlay-style cart.



If this does not resolve your issue, please reply with the URLs of some affected pages for us to examine and test.

[functionalfoods]

I use the view cart code with every add to cart.



Buying from both of these will produce the error...



http://tonysfeir.com.au/products/womens-weight-loss/ladies-slim-whey/

http://tonysfeir.com.au/products/nutrition-boosters/fibre-boost/



Thank you

[E-junkie_Guru]

Aha, it looks like you're using the Ultimate Google Analytics plugin with your site, which is known to cause a conflict with our cart button code:

http://www.e-junkie.com/ej/trouble.site-blog.wordpress.htm



The way that plugin works, it rewrites a critical part of our button code that makes the button use our nice overlay-style cart "inside" your page, so the buttons affected by that conflict are operating in "fallback" mode as I described above. Add to Cart button codes for products using Variants/Variations are not affected by this, so they are still able to use the overlay cart.



Uninstalling the Ultimate GA plugin should fix the problem for you, or if you'd prefer to keep using that plugin, you can use the non-JavaScript version of our button codes -- just un-check the box indicated on our button codes screen to obtain that version of button code.



Since you're using WordPress, you might also be interested in the new WP E-junkie plugin:

http://wpejunkie.com/

[functionalfoods]

Thank you for your help. FYI - I tried using the non-JavaScript code but that didn't work. I then noticed that one of our single products was actually working.... this particular product had some added code on there... <p style="text-align: right;">xxx</p> I tried it on the other products and it worked!



Could it be that simple?

[E-junkie_Guru]

Non-JavaScript buttons would always pop-up a separate window/tab to display the cart, rather than using the overlay-style cart, and items added to the pop-up cart would not appear in the overlay cart and vice-versa. That <p style="text-align: right;">xxx</p> code wouldn't have anything to do with our buttons or how they work. Now we're not clear what aspect you're referring to that is or isn't "working"?

[functionalfoods]

I needed all my products to go to the overlay cart, the products that weren't working where the ones without variations/variants.... I added that <p style="text-align: right;">xxx</p> code to all the products that where diverting to the pop up cart and they instantly started appearing in the overlay cart.



Whatever the reason, it is all working now. Thank you.