wc_print_notices

“how to avoid?”
How to avoid what? Is this some sort of error message? You’re going to give a whole lot more information… for instance, what specifically is the problem you’re encountering, and how do I reproduce that problem?

Sorry, I was just in hurry. I cannot say this is an error.

I’m using woocommerce plugin and there is a function that wc_print_notices().
When some event action, wc_print_notices() shows a message about error, success, etc.

But, since I installed All in One SEO Pack, wc_print_notices() not shows any messages.
The page ‘edit-password’ is one of woocommerce shortcord template that user can change their password, if user enter something wrong data, it should show an error message.

I traced source about wc_print_notices(), and I found some thing that makes wc_print_notices() called twice so the wc_clear_notices() called in wc_print_notice() that is why the message not shows up.
I got some part of All in One SEO Pack which is below,

/wp-content/plugins/all-in-one-seo-pack/aioseop_class.php line: 2562

function get_post_description( $post ) {
//...
$content = do_shortcode( $content );
//...

* Page conditionals
is_page() && is_singular() && is_object( $post ) && ! is_archive() && empty( $blog_page )

when I just edited to // $content = do_shortcode( $content ); then wc_print_notices() message appears normally.
I’m not sure yet how relative between them, but I guess there are some sort of relation with do_shortcode(). If there were some filters, would be avoid “Not showing message” when on any empty description page.

What do you think is the best way to show wc_print_notices() message in shortcode page without description?

Never mind, it is not a problem.
I put wc_print_notices() into the shortcode template, but it supposed not to be inside of shortcode.
I closed this case.