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On mobile add cart botton not working
On desktop/tablet it's works ok.
Thanks,
Giovanni
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Can you provide a link to a page with an add to cart button so that we can test it ?
Also, which smartphone did you test it with ? What OS is on the smartphone ? Which version of OS are you using ?
And which browser in which version are you using ?
If you try with another smartphone, do you have the problem ?
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The problem is on iPhone 5 with Safari (iOS 10.3.3), i check cart on the same phone with Firefox and it's all ok.
the link to web page is:
for category list:
www.meroandmore.com/shop-accessori-mobile
for product:
www.meroandmore.com/shop-accessori-mobile/product/10594-nas457
thanks a lot
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Unfortunately we do not have any iPhone or Safari browser to perform tests for that platform.
But we are pretty confident that our JavaScript is compatible with major browsers (even some old ones).
And what is strange is that there is a "fallback" when the JS is not enable.
So like that I'm not even sure of the nature of your issue and with your current description, it's really hard to understand what is going on exactly.
Regards,
Jerome - Obsidev.com
HikaMarket & HikaSerial developer / HikaShop core dev team.
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The site is willowrootwands.com, it had the new popup working on desktop computers but on iphone safari and chrome the add to cart buttons were not working. I copied the sie to a test location with the old setting that do not work on iphone turned back on here:
testwillowrootwands.dependentmedia.com
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I don't think that we have here on the same issue, for just one reason, your add to cart didn't work at all (try on Chrome and Mozilla), the previous issue brings issue only on Apple Navigators and works for other navigators.
Can be sure of it, but it seems that a server setting or a plugin blocked HikaShop Ajax request and answer with a 403 Error (forbidden access)
See my screenshot to maybe have clues about situation :
Hope this will help us to move forward.
Regards
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Same problem here. The chart (module) is not updating when I click on add to chart at a product on iPhone ( on all browsers: Safari, Firefox and Chrome). It does work however on the desktop and on my Android phone. But not on the iPhone.
I hope a solution can be found. I need it on the iPhone devices.
Kind regards,
Marcel
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The url is: www.guestapp.nl/briant/in-room-dining
You must open it on an iPhone to see the issue. Works fine on Desktop and Android.
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So, as I understand, when you click on Add to Chart (for example with the Ceasar salade) It is added in hte chart, shown under the 'Your order" ?
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Many thanks for your time and help.
Regards,
Marcel
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Can you provide a link to a page with the issue so that we can look at the situation ?
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The url is braint.goodbarber.com/room-dining . This is the url of the PWA. Here the chart does not update on iPhone. In this page is an iframe that links to www.guestapp.nl/briant/in-room-dining . Here updating the chart works fine.
Regards,
Marcel
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Looking online, it seems that Safari has some stricter security checks than other browsers regarding AJAX in iframes:
stackoverflow.com/questions/31429589/rai...and-iframe-in-safari
And the add to cart button do use ajax for the add to cart and refresh of the cart module.
So it's well possible that it is related to the fact that you have the add to cart in an iframe.
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Kind regards,
Marcel
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