How do I combine checkout and cart in WooCommerce?

How do I combine checkout and cart in WooCommerce?

WooCommerce: Put Cart & Checkout on the Same Page

1. Step 1: Add Cart Shortcode @ Checkout Page.
2. Step 2: Unset Cart Page @ WooCommerce Settings (Updated for Woo 3.7+)
3. Step 3: Delete Cart Page @ WordPress Pages.
4. Step 4 (Bonus): Redirect Empty Checkout.

What is WooCommerce one page checkout?

This plugin allows you to make any landing page a checkout page. Product selection can be displayed on the same page as the payment, making it easy to add or remove products without leaving checkout.

How do I make one-page checkout?

A one-page checkout contains all elements of a standard checkout process on a single page, including cart contents, payment details, billing and shipping addresses, and shipping options. This reduces the number of pages and clicks to complete payment, resulting in a faster checkout process.

How do I put my cart on the same page as my checkout?

First, you need to add the “woocommerce_cart” shortcode to the Checkout page. In this way we’re telling WooCommerce we want to have the cart table on top and the checkout form below it. Update: 19/Oct/2018.

How to add product to cart in JavaScript?

This can only be done with Javascript (jQuery) and Ajax as it’s a client side event and nothing is submitted when making an action on a checkout field. When this checkbox will be checked, a specific product will be added to cart refreshing the checkout order review data.

What happens when the cart is empty on WooCommerce?

In fact, if the Checkout is emptied (I mean, the Cart is emptied on the Checkout page), WooCommerce will redirect users to the Cart page and display the empty cart message (“Return to Shop”). Now, our goal is to completely get rid of the Cart page so that users will never see it. Update: 21/Aug/2019.

Is the cart shortcode on the Thank you page?

In fact, an “empty cart” message is displayed there, as the Checkout page content (which includes the cart shortcode) also displays on the Thank you page (not sure why!). So we need to find a way to load the [woocommerce_cart] shortcode on the Checkout page BUT not on the Thank you page.