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Disabling Persistent Cart in WooCommerce while using the Global Cart

WooCommerce’s persistent cart feature is designed to save cart contents for logged-in users, enabling them to pick up where they left off. However, when using the WooCommerce Global Cart plugin, this functionality may not always be desirable. Specifically, persistent cart behavior can cause the user’s saved cart to merge with their existing global cart upon login. If your store relies on WooCommerce Global Cart to synchronize carts across multiple sites or sessions, disabling the persistent cart ensures a cleaner, more...

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Redirect to origin shop on Order Received, when using Single Checkout with Split

When utilizing the Single Checkout option, all products within the global cart undergo processing within a designated shop. Conversely, when opting for the Split function, individual orders are generated within each of the shops that contributed products to the cart. Upon the completion of the checkout process, a page titled 'Order Received' is presented to the customer. To seamlessly redirect the customer to the 'Order Received' page hosted on the shop where the origin product was located, you can make use...

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Redirect all Carts to a specific Shop Cart

Each of the Network Shops run their own cart page. This can be changed so the cart link redirects the user to a specific Shop Cart in the network, which is usually the Check-out Shop, when using Single Site Check-out type. The feature can be achieved through a custom code. The WOOGC_REQUIRED_CART_URL value should be updated with the required shop cart URL: <?php define('WOOGC_REQUIRED_CART_URL', ...

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woogc/disable_global_cart

Name: woogc/disable_global_cart Type: Filter Arguments: $is_disabled The filter is being used to disable the Global Cart functionality. The Global Cart works as a unique cart for all shops in the MultiSite Network, a product pushed to the cart will be show on all other shops too. add_filter( 'woogc/disable_global_cart', 'WooGC_Disable_GlobalCart', 10, 2 ); function WooGC_Disable_GlobalCart ( $status, $_blog_id = '' ) { ...

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woogc/get_checkout_url

Name: woogc/get_checkout_url Type: Filter Arguments: $checkout_url The filter is being used to change the $checkout_url for specific shops. As default this is being controlled through admin settings but can be adjusted to particular shops if need. The following code change the checkout url to shop default when blog_id is 4: add_filter( 'woogc/get_checkout_url', 'WooGC_get_checkout_url'); function WooGC_get_checkout_url ( $checkout_url ) { ...

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Display the Product Title along the Shop Name where it come from the network

Using the WooCommerce Global Cart all shops in the network can share the same cart, products from different sites can be added and checked-out in a single process. To make cart content more descriptive and clearer to the customers, a shop name can be append to each product title, to indicate the location where the product come from. Also, other necessary information can append, if apply. The following bit of code appends the origin Shop name, to each product title...

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