Woocommerce single page checkout - URL parameters

[lloydbh]

Hey guys, I am trying to create a single-page checkout that shows the checkout on the right and the product details on the left similar to the Samcart checkout pages.

I am having purchasers come in through a link with parameters so the product is automatically in the checkout. Here is the example - www.site.com/checkout/?add-to-cart=[PRODUCT_ID]

I know I can get the parameter value using {{dc:url:param key=“add-to-cart” fallback=""}} and I can show the product ID on the page to prove that it is being received correctly. My question is, how do I add that to the dynamic content code such as {{dc:woocommerce:product_title product="[PRODUCT_ID]"}} so the product in the cart is shown on the same page?

Thanks in advance.

[ruenel]

Hello @lloydbh,

Thanks for writing in!

You can use this one:

{{dc:woocommerce:product_title product="{{dc:url:param key="add-to-cart" fallback=""}}"}}

Kindly let us know how it goes.

[lloydbh]

@ruenel

{{dc:woocommerce:product_title product="{{dc:url:param key="add-to-cart" fallback=""}}"}}

Thanks for the response. I did try that (I should have said soz) but I get this as a result.

Here is the editor

I am not sure why the "}} is returned in the editor and on the page.

[ruenel]

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[prakash_s]

Hello @Delamour,

By withdrawing the post, I believe you already have resolved the issue. If the issue still existed, you can let us know.

Thanks.

[lloydbh]

Thanks for that please, find the info below

[ruenel]

Hello @lloydbh,

Your method will not work and also not be efficient. What you can do is use a Looper Provider Query String post_type=product&p={{dc:url:param key="add-to-cart" fallback=""}} instead:

And then use the normal {{dc:woocommerce:product_title}} and {{dc:woocommerce:product_description}} dynamic shortcode.

Hope this makes sense.

[lloydbh]

Oh awesome, that does make sense. I assumed you could do it straight in the variable but your method is, as you say, so much more efficient. Thanks for your time

[tristup]

Hi @lloydbh,

Glad that we are able to help you.

Thanks