Quantity Changes Using woocommerce_cart Shortcode?

  • rfmurphy81

    (@rfmurphy81)


    6 days, 3 hours ago

    I am noticing that my WooCommerce store no longer displays a way to change an item’s quantity in the cart. I am using the woocommerce_cart Shortcode via the Brizy Pro page builder (as I do not want to use my theme’s default styling so that is not an option that I will move towards). As the Brizy Pro plugin doesn’t seem to have a Cart element that I think does an effective job of handling the cart like the stock functionality provided by WooCommerce, I am using the shortcode (and have been for years). I am noticing that the quantity simply says x1 (or whatever the quantity value is). It even shows the Update Cart button greyed out as that would previously be selectable when changing the quantity. Is there an obvious way to get the quantity column in the cart table to be an editable field again (or a dropdown)? I do not plan to use the Gutenberg or Classic editor so the new Cart block option is not solution for my situation.

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  • Plugin Support LovingBro (woo-hc)

    (@lovingbro)

    5 days, 17 hours ago

    Hi @rfmurphy81,

    I understand you are using the [woocommerce_cart] shortcode with Brizy and you are now seeing the quantity displayed as static text instead of an editable field, which also keeps the Update Cart button inactive. I can see how this disrupts a workflow that has been working reliably for a long time, and I am happy to help you dig into this.

    What you are experiencing is typically related to either a theme or plugin conflict, or changes introduced in recent WooCommerce updates affecting how the cart template is rendered when used via shortcode, especially within page builders.

    To start narrowing this down, I recommend the following:

    1. Run a conflict test: Temporarily deactivate all plugins except WooCommerce, and switch to a default theme like Storefront. Then test the cart page again using the shortcode. Guide: https://woocommerce.com/document/how-to-test-for-conflicts/
    2. Check for template overrides: If your theme or a plugin overrides the cart template, it may remove or alter the quantity input field. You can check this under: WooCommerce > Status > Templates. Look for any overridden cart.php or related files.
    3. Verify cart settings: Ensure that quantities are enabled and not restricted at the product level, for example min and max values or sold individually settings.
    4. Page builder limitations: Some page builders, including Brizy, can interfere with dynamic form elements like quantity inputs. If the conflict test points to Brizy, this would confirm that the builder is affecting the cart behavior.

    If after these steps the issue still persists, feel free to share your System Status Report via https://pastebin.com or https://quickforget.com and we can take a closer look. Looking forward to your findings 🙂

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