// Page Code for /checkout-link import { cart } from 'wix-stores'; import wixLocation from 'wix-location'; /** * Accepts `products` query parameter in Meta format: * - Encoded: products=112233%3A1%2C445566%3A2 * - Unencoded: products=112233:1,445566:2 (still works) * * Each entry is ID:QTY. Colons/commas may be RFC 3986-escaped. * Example final URL for Meta: * https://mysticalcrow.com/checkout-link?products=112233%3A1%2C445566%3A2 */ function parseProductsParam(rawParam) { if (!rawParam || typeof rawParam !== 'string') return []; // Try to decode once; if it throws or changes nothing, we still continue safely let decoded = rawParam; try { // decodeURIComponent will convert %3A -> ":", %2C -> "," decoded = decodeURIComponent(rawParam); } catch (_e) { // If decoding fails, we’ll proceed with the original string } // Split by commas (now that we normalized to ":" and ",") // Trim spaces just in case. return decoded .split(',') .map(s => s.trim()) .filter(Boolean) .map(pair => { const [id, qty] = pair.split(':').map(x => (x || '').trim()); const quantity = Number(qty); return (id && !Number.isNaN(quantity) && quantity > 0) ? { productId: id, quantity } : null; }) .filter(Boolean); } async function addAllToCart(items) { // Wix Stores cart.addProducts accepts an array of product objects. // We’ll add one by one to ensure each promise resolves, but you can batch if desired. for (const item of items) { // If a product has variants/options, you’ll need to pass the relevant // selection data here (e.g., options: [{ optionName, selection }]). // For simple products, productId + quantity is sufficient. await cart.addProducts([{ productId: item.productId, quantity: item.quantity }]); } } $w.onReady(async function () { const { products } = wixLocation.query; if (!products) { // No parameter present; go to cart so the user isn't stuck. wixLocation.to('/cart'); return; } const items = parseProductsParam(products); if (!items.length) { // Parameter present but invalid/empty after parsing wixLocation.to('/cart'); return; } try { await addAllToCart(items); // Success: go straight to checkout wixLocation.to('/checkout'); } catch (_err) { // If anything fails (bad ID, etc.), fall back to cart wixLocation.to('/cart'); } });
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1928 Co.

Great condition gold plated 
mourning locket and matching clip on earrings


Mourning jewellery dates back to the 1600s but gained huge popularity in the 1800s when Queen Victoria mourned the death of her beloved Albert. The Georgians wore mourning jewellery with dark, macabre themes. Popular motifs included skeletons, gravediggers and coffins. The jewellery of this time was designed as a ‘memento mori’ (reminder of death’s inevitability). This reminded people to live life to the full. The mourning jewellery of the Victorian era had softened to act as tokens of remembrance for the deceased. Motifs were symbols of grief: willows, angels, clouds, initials, to name a few. The mourning dress code was extremely strict during this period, particularly for women. Black had to be worn for the ‘deep mourning’ stage, lasting two to three years. Black mourning jewellery gradually gave way to dark colours in the later stages.

Victorian Style Vintage Mourning Locket with Earrings

$65.00Price
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