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wp-graphql / wp-graphql-woocommerce

Add WooCommerce support and functionality to your WPGraphQL server
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Cart not saved after login #646

Closed CervarlCG closed 1 year ago

CervarlCG commented 2 years ago

Describe the bug When I used the login mutation then i got the cart from the user but any product added in guest mode isn't saved after log in.

To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior:

  1. Login after add products

Expected behavior Items added as Guest would be added to the user cart

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kidunot89 commented 2 years ago

@CervarlCG Are you overwriting your session by grabbing the new sessionToken from the customer field in the login response? If so, you should retrieve the updated token from the woocommerce-session HTTP header in the response.

CervarlCG commented 2 years ago

@kidunot89 when someone login both are saved in a cookie (session token and the new woocommerce-session http header) also in the next request the new woocommerce-session is send but the cart retrieved don't have the items added in guest mode (only users' persistent cart is retrieved)

kidunot89 commented 2 years ago

@CervarlCG Not quite. The session provided to customer field in login mutation payload is a brand new session in the event you want to kill the old session. The woocommerce-session response header is a modified version of the current sessionToken reassigned with the users newly logged user ID

CervarlCG commented 2 years ago

@kidunot89 Sorry I think I did not explain well

In the login mutation i got the sessionToken and the woocommerce-session header, i stored they in a cookie and in every graphql request i send both as headers Authorization: bearer ... woocommerce-session: ... but my question is about the cart that the user had before loggin.

In a normal woocommerce installation when a user log in then the guest cart items are added to the user cart but in woocommerce graphql when i send the new Authorization and woocommerce-session the items aren't added to the cart and the user only got the persistent cart.

kidunot89 commented 2 years ago

@CervarlCG WooGraphQL session is designed to behavior the same way, and replaces guest IDs with customer IDs upon login. You simply need to ignore the sessionToken returned in the login mutation. That one is designed to start a new session only. You should either woocommerce-session from the response or execute a cart mutation/query with just the Authorization header and retrieve the update sessionToken

And the sessionToken and woocommerce-session header in the GraphQL response are the same. You don't need them both. Just use whichever one works best with you application structure.

kidunot89 commented 1 year ago

@CervarlCG Did you ever get this figured out?

CervarlCG commented 1 year ago

@kidunot89 I updated the plugin some months ago and now it works fine