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Hi,

Ok I will do that. Thanks for the reply!

Seriously, no one else with this issue? This is a such a big design flaw in Woocommerce and I can’t imagine that I’m the only one that wants a solution for this.

We have webshops with a couple of 10000 products that now need over 100GB of diskspace on the server because of this problem.

Hi,

Still looking for a way to have page that redirects to wp-login page. ??

Thanks for the reply. It’s a B2B webshop so it’s normal you don’t see prices without a login. I’ll ask at the woocommerce support forum then.

Hello,
Thanks for the help but this is not a solution. Like I mentioned this webshop has over 15.000 products, doing this manually in the back-end is not really an option.

I’d rather have a snippet of code that I could add to the child functions.php so that no matter what IF stock = 0 the article is still treated as an in stock article.

Hi!
Thanks for the response. Yes when I edited files I make sure to do it in a child theme.
But I thought I was going to be able to change this without editing files since I thought the stacked lay-out is the standard one.

Also thanks for your suggestions, I’ll definitely check them out!

Because it’s a computationally expensive operation that would then need to occur on page load

Really? Let’s say you have a folder \images and \images\thumbs.
Vistor X is the first one to visit my site, he goes to the page with a portfolio or something like that. \image\Picture.jpg is used over there so the site creates a thumbnail and stores it in \image\thumbs\picture_500x500.jpg

Now vistor Y is coming to my site, he goes to the portfolio page and the page just loads it with the thumb already stored.

Is this really such a computionally expensive operation like you say? The main issue we have is the harddisk space. Some shops have quota of 1.5GB, which was more then enough before but now not anymore due to soo many pictures.

Hi,
Thanks for your anwser!

Well the main issue is the space of the hosting. The sites are webshops, so the focus is on the store. The theme has apparently 19 different thumbnail sizes. Let’s say the shops has 8000 articles with their product image. Those images are never used in a portfolio, slider (or other theme specific things). But none the less the thumbnails for the theme are created. Which means 8000*19, 152.000 images are being created that I will never use…

I get the use of thumbnails and it’s very necessary. But it baffles me a bit that they are automatically created for everything. Why not only create the necessary thumbnail on the moment it’s being used and store that thumbnail. This way only images used in certain area’s will have thumbnails.

I fixed it now by commenting out most of the theme specific onces in the theme function file (because they are not being used anyway). But ofcourse this is not a great solution.

Hi,

I understand that you guys can’t handle all personal support request, still you were very helpfull and I was able to fix it due to your help. So thank you very much!

In the page.php there was an if(is_page() function that was like this:

<?php if( is_page( 'uw-paard')): ?>
				<div class="section section-page-comments">
					<div class="section_wrapper clearfix">

						<div class="column one comments">
							<?php comments_template( '', true ); ?>
						</div>

I’ve added an array to the is_page function and now it works on the pages I’ve put into the array.

Thanks again!!

Could you give me some more information about your last suggestion about the template function?
It’s possible that the page template file doesn’t include that. But I don’t really know were to look for that file. Is it the post-template.php ?

Anyway, many thanks for the help!

Hi,

Thanks for the respons! I already did that before posting over here.
Everything is enabled. But I can’t figure out why the comment section isn’t appearing on that one page.

Is it possible it’s theme related? I use the Be Theme.

No one who could steer me in the right direction?

Oh and I’m running WP 4.1.7 with Betheme.

Hi,
First of all, thanks for the response.

I’ve tried to upload a .txt file via the FTP to the website, and even this didn’t worked. So like you said there’s a problem with the hosting.

This topic can be closed.

Thanks!