WooCommerce Product Add to Cart

Redirect customers to a page on your site after adding a product to their cart. Automatically add products to your customer’s cart. Display radio buttons instead of drop box for variable products. Disable quantity input. Disable add to cart button on per product basis. Open external products in new window

Description

When enabled, WooCommerce Product Add to Cart module allows you to:

• Redirect customers to any page on your website after they have successfully added a product to their cart.
• Automatically add products to the customer’s cart when they visit a product page.
• Replace standard WooCommerce drop-down box with radio buttons in variable products.
• Disable quantity field for all products on single product and/or cart pages.
• Enable/disable add to cart buttons on per product basis.
• Enable opening external products in new window on add to cart.

If you need to change add to cart button labels, Booster has another WooCommerce Add to Cart Labels module for that – in WooCommerce > Settings > Booster > Button & Price Labels > Add to Cart Labels

Redirect to Any Page on Add to Cart

You can change add to cart redirect, that is set any local URL to redirect to. If you enable this feature and leave redirect URL empty – customer will be redirected to the checkout

Automatically Add to Cart on Product Visit

Automatically add product to cart, when customer visits single product page.

Display Radio Buttons Instead of Drop Box in WooCommerce Variable Product

If you want to replace standard WooCommerce drop-down box in variable products, just enable feature in module’s settings:

And all variable products in your shop will have new looks:

Disable Quantity Field

Enable this feature if you want to disable quantity input field for all products on single product and/or cart pages.

Disable Add to Cart Button

If you wish to disable add to cart button for some products, enable this feature.

After that visit product’s edit page, where you will find “Booster: Product Add to Cart” metabox. There you can enable/disable add to cart button on single and/or archives (i.e. category) pages.

External Products

By default WooCommerce will open external products in same browser window. If you wish to change this behavior and open external products in new browser window, when customer clicks add to cart button, enable this feature. You can choose if you want open in new window on single and/or archives (i.e. category) pages.

Accessible through:

• WooCommerce > Settings > Booster > Products > Product Add to Cart

Tested on WooCommerce 4.0.0 and WordPress 5.3.2Plugin can be downloaded here. If there are any locked fields in the module, you will need to get Booster Plus to unlock them.

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1. Hannah October 31, 2019 at 12:06 pm#comment>

   Hi there, is it possible to disable add to cart if guest is from specific country?

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   • RokasJ November 1, 2019 at 7:55 am#comment>

     Hi Hannah,

     Yes, it is possible but using a different module – “Product Visibility by Country”. Be sure to uncheck “Hide Visibility” option and check “Make Non-Purchasable” option. This way you will be able to set countries where product is or is not available to be purchased (in other words where the Add to Cart button is or is not visible).

     Best regards,
     Rokas – Support Team

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2. Novelfashionth February 5, 2019 at 10:48 am#comment>

   Is there an option to add “return to shop” button on single product page and cart page?

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3. mohd May 28, 2018 at 12:38 pm#comment>

   hey, i’m using booster on my site & “the redirect to any url” is not working. It’s redirecting to same page again & again.

   Check it out if there is any problem, In the meantime, i’ll try something else.

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   • RokasJ May 29, 2018 at 1:55 pm#comment>

     Hi Mohd,

     What page do you want users to be redirected to? The plugin can only redirect users to url that is set in the settings.
     By “same page” do you mean that the website simply reloads instead of moving users to another site?

     Best regards,
     Rokas – Support team.

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4. Clive Gordon November 6, 2017 at 10:55 am#comment>

   I have a particular problem.
   My client requires a Variable Product -[i.e. Family Cooking Course of which there are 7 options]They require that the user can select multiple courses (not just one as with the standard select dropdown).
   Can this be done using RADIO BUTTONS and if they select > 1 will it update the quantity in the ADD TO CART?

   If not do you have another option available??

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5. Johnny October 20, 2017 at 2:59 am#comment>

   Hi,

   Is there any options for setting the maximum quantity that can be ordered for single products or categories?
   Thanks, JB

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6. Vitaliy March 10, 2017 at 2:45 pm#comment>

   Display Radio Buttons Instead of Drop Box in WooCommerce Variable Product. Create option Do not Show Price if it zero.

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7. Carolyn Moore May 4, 2016 at 5:49 pm#comment>

   I’ve used the Redirect customers to any page on your website after they have successfully added a product to their cart – which works fine – as i want to direct people to a related product as a two step process before they go to the checkout. However, my problem is that the related (2nd) product ‘add to cart’ needs to take the user to the cart! Instead, it reloads the url back as per the redirect settings – creating, in effect, a loop. Is there a way of over-riding the site wide add to cart redirect – so exceptions can be made? As I need users to be able to proceed to checkout?

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