This plugin is clean and works great. One thing I would suggest in the code. there should be a check for whether the product is external otherwise it tries to add it to cart but nothing ever happens. In the add_product_js function add this code to accomplish: global $post; if (function_exists('wc_get_product')): $product = wc_get_product($post->ID); if (function_exists('is_product') && is_product() && !$product->is_type('external')) { wp_enqueue_script('woo-ajax-add-to-cart'); } endif; good luck and thanks.

It works great on Impreza theme's single product page - standard WC or WPBakery template based

has had a problem with variables for years that they don't bother to fix. If you have a variable marked as "any" it will not read it and it will not add anything to the cart.

Excellent stuff. Works well for both simple and variable products. Can also hook into the actions via the js events.

My original review was: The plugin is lightweight, practical, has no additional settings and works as it should. But there is a lack of functionality that is essential for what he proposes: giving feedback to the user while he puts the product in the cart. Depending on the performance of the site, it may take a fraction of a second between clicking the purchase button and the product appearing in the cart. During that time, there is no feedback. There could be an animation or a warning, but this lack of response can cause the user to click the button several times without success. I was initially very happy with the plugin, but I was forced to look for an alternative. But as I didn't find alternatives so light and effective, I started to study if there was any way to insert the animation manually. And the good news is that the plugin adds loading and added classes to the button. This was enough for me to get around the problem and include a custom animation. I expected not to have to deal with custom codes, but at least the plugin was useful for that. Good job!

I'm using the Flatsome theme, running Woo 4.5.2 and WP 5.4.2. This plugin worked for me upon install with no issues. It's a MUCH better UX for customers having the cart Ajax. This also fixes the "confirm form resubmission" issue with WooCommerce when hitting the back button from the cart page after adding a product to the cart from a product detail page.