Expired Holds Empty Cart Error Block for React

From the typed HELD list: each item has a price in whole cents, a stock count (0 is sold out) and a name. The subtotal, the item count, the amount to free delivery, the width of the bar and the label of the main button are all computed from the items in the cart, so the words and the bar agree. The hold itself (30 minutes, ended at 14:30 UTC) is typed text. Change HELD, FREE_DELIVERY and the hold times to your own.

All of it. Add back and Put back change this page's cart and say so in a polite status line; Tell me when it is back records a watch in the page and says plainly that this demo sends nothing. Replace the handlers where the code says so: put the item back in the cart through your shop's API (and check the stock again on the server, since a hold can fail), and add the visitor's address to a back-in-stock list.

Because there is nothing to add: it sold out while the hold was over. The honest action is a notification, so its button offers Tell me when it is back and toggles to Stop watching. The row says Sold out in words with an icon, never only a color.

The page has one main action, and it depends on the cart: with an empty cart it is Continue shopping, with something in it it is Check out. It is the same link in the same place, so focus never moves; it points to # here, so point it at your shop and your checkout. It's a Shine Button with render set to an a element and nativeButton={false}.

No. Every changing sentence (the heading's sentence, each item's stock line and each button label) is drawn over an unseen copy of the other state in the same cell, so the longer of the two sets the size. Rows, bar and buttons keep their places.

The message, the two facts, the bar and the main button come first and end on the first screen; the list of released items follows under them, each button full width under its item. The mark tile is hidden on a phone to save room.