Quote from Pablo Borysenco on August 26, 2021, 09:24

Hello

Try  in  file - wp-content\plugins\woot-products-tables\profiles\woocommerce\js\woocommerce-cart.js - change  code - https://share.pluginus.net/image/i20210826102358.png

Quote from przemek.tuqu@gmail.com on August 26, 2021, 13:50

Works as a charm!

Here is what I've changed:

                let input = document.createElement('input');

                input.className = 'woot-add-to-cart-input';

                input.value = 1;

                input.setAttribute('min', 1);

                input.setAttribute('step', 1);

                input.setAttribute('max', 20);// quantity);

                input.setAttribute('size', 4);

                input.setAttribute('type', 'number');

                input.setAttribute('inputmode', 'numeric');

Isn't it a good idea to move this quantity into settings page and dynamically load it from database?

                let input = document.createElement('input');

                input.className = 'woot-add-to-cart-input';

                input.value = 1;

                input.setAttribute('min', 1);

                input.setAttribute('step', 1);

                input.setAttribute('max', 20);// quantity);

                input.setAttribute('size', 4);

                input.setAttribute('type', 'number');

                input.setAttribute('inputmode', 'numeric');

Quote from Pablo Borysenco on August 27, 2021, 11:31

Hello

I will pass it to the developers

Quote from przemek.tuqu@gmail.com on August 27, 2021, 15:55

Great, thanks for your great support!!

Quote from Pablo Borysenco on August 30, 2021, 09:38

Hello

Welcome;)

Quote from przemek.tuqu@gmail.com on September 1, 2021, 17:19

I have a post-help question :D

I just realized that when I change code inside your plugin, the change will be overwritten by plugin's updates.

How to achieve same effect but in my files? Maybe a script that can set the attribute on the input -> input.setAttribute('max', 20);. But those inputs are generated dynamically, so I can't bind events to them "on page load". Do you fire some events when the variations table is popping up?

Quote from przemek.tuqu@gmail.com on September 1, 2021, 18:59

I did some research in your files, and I have found event "woot-do-after-draw'. I'm using it to add listener for clicks made on popup's background area to close the popup.

Should I just set this "max" attribute to each variant?

 

My background clicks script:

document.addEventListener('woot-do-after-draw', function(e){

    var tableID = e.detail.otable.container.attributes.id.nodeValue;

    console.log(tableID);

    if(tableID){

        var theTable = jQuery('#' + tableID);

        var backgroundModal = theTable.closest('.woot-dynamic-popup-wrapper').find('.woot-modal-backdrop');

        backgroundModal.one('click', function(e){

            var table = theTable.closest('.woot-dynamic-popup-wrapper').find('.woot-modal .woot-modal-inner .woot-modal-inner-footer .woot-btn')[0];

            if(table){

                theTable.closest('.woot-dynamic-popup-wrapper').find('.woot-modal .woot-modal-inner .woot-modal-inner-footer .woot-btn')[0].click();

            }

        });

    }

});

Quote from Pablo Borysenco on September 2, 2021, 09:33

Hello

Use  event : table23-after-build-rows     - ( https://c2n.me/4dcnnY0.png )

This value must be set for each product.