Hello!

Tell me, please, how to click on the button "Add to cart" of a particular product - to take from it the same quantity of goods that the user entered?

Now, with the help of alert() quantity of goods is always the same product, regardless of which one you click on.

Here is an example - link

Update:

Why, if in <div class="price"> to attach another div <div class="price"><div class="qwerty"><input class="qty" ... and then when referring to parseInt($(this).closest('.qwerty').find('.qty').val(), 10); does not work?

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    Do not set the same id different elements:

     qty = parseInt($(this).closest('.price').find('.qty').val(), 10);

    Well: <input class="qty" ... Same for id="mot" .

    Update:

    Because ".qwerty" not in the chain of parents ".add-to-cart" - http://api.jquery.com/closest/