Chad

Has this been updated to work with Google Place (New) API? I just installed and have the Google Place (New) API and the Google Maps Javascript API enabled within my account, but i just get a bunch of ! ! ! icons over the field when typing in the first digit of the address.

Please disregard. Issue was not with your plugin but rather misunderstanding in communication.

Thanks for the update Jeff! As always you create a wonderful plugin.

Much appreciated for the clarification ??

Hi,

Am I missing something? I do not see how that is accomplished in the settings or does it do it by default?

Yes. Thank you ??

• This reply was modified 5 years, 6 months ago by Chad.

This tripped me up as well as I just did my first refund since the release of this. It definitely makes sense and is a welcome change to the way refunds are initiated at the line item level, I just didn’t lookup on the screen to notice that it allowed me to edit the line item. I was just fixated on the fact that the refund amount box was readonly and didn’t understand why.

Maybe some sort of visual cue (red background, etc…) on the line item form fields to draw the eye up there?

Hi Eva,

Thanks for your reply. Where could I upload additional images 1/10? I do not recall seeing an area within a woocommerce product to do so…

Thanks ??

Any one with any ideas?

Thank you so much for your reply Richard!

Yes. It does sound like it’s a theme/CSS issue. Are you able to share a link to the page where you have the image placed?

I’m assuming the menu you are referring to is the main menu at the top? It was the only menu I saw. I loaded it up in Chrome on my MacBook and I was unable to replicate the flicker.

See recording at https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/s/gk40stbipt3qcbc/2017-07-31%20at%2010.10%20PM.gif

Some things to consider…

1. Were you logged in as an admin when you saw it? Did you try it while logged out?
2. Do you have any Chrome Extensions running? Have you tried disabling all of them?
3. Have you tried it in an Incognito window?
4. Have you cleared your cache?

If you upload the image in the Media Library and then view the image url for the image, does it look the same as it does locally on your computer before you uploaded it?

My guess is that where ever you are placing the image in your theme is the culprit and not WordPress itself.

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/s/xgqq1ojgblvqpot/2017-07-31%20at%2010.03%20PM.jpg

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/s/2vkhm6voklyv1et/2017-07-31%20at%2010.05%20PM.jpg

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/s/qsapihxe9poe6v9/2017-07-31%20at%2010.05%20PM%20%281%29.jpg

If following those steps yields the same results as viewing it locally, your theme must me causing this most likely.

Hello,

Thank you for your reply. I simply removed the abandoned cart automation sequence and re-added it. This seemed to correct the issue.

Not hijacking the thread, but also wanted to let you know that I also was experiencing this. We had a site running on VPS and migrated to a dedicated server. When the plugin was activated the admin bar disappeared. Latest stable version 4.7.2 and latest version of Query Monitor – 2.13.2

I deactivated all plugins except Query Monitor and reverted to 2017 theme and still experienced it. I looked into the wp error_log and found that PHP was exhausting all of its available memory. Increasing the memory limit to 128M fixed it for me.