Erik Almén

@nikov – yes, they get activated status.

@danidub – I haven’t tried that function actually.

@jeanelizwp @danidub In my case it works now. I had to add the Mailerlite Checkbox with a block on the checkout page, which was new to me.

@flourishdesignstudio I reset the settings and deleted the plugin. After that I installed version 1.133.0 and everything started working fine. There was a bugfix in that version for this issue. Hope it will help for you as well.

@jamesosborne I have the same problem as @peedikuubik

Had to start over and reinstall the plugin to get it working, but after a few days the problem comes back. It is losing the connection to Analytics.

Same problem here. Can’t even find the check box in the checkout (front-end) when I’m trying to add the Mailerlite integration. I’m also using the block based checkout (from Woo). Integration worked fine with the regular (old) checkout page.

Works fine now. Thx.

Same problem here. Any solutions?

@gonerator
I’m getting closer.

Took your code and changed ‘someslug‘ to ‘testprodukt‘ which is the tag I’m testing with. After that I changed ‘some_html_or_javascript‘; to ‘<p>Testprodukt. G?r ej att best?lla.</p>‘ (in english that means you can’t order this test product). Works fine. The text is only displayed on the products with that tag. Here’s the test product: https://www.olsonsab.se/produkter/tillbehor/testprodukt/

So now theres only one thing left. I need an action code that triggers to hide the addtocart-button on these products. Any clues?

@bcworkz – thanks for your help

@gonerator
Which file is the “product_view div” in?
I’ve been looking in wpsc-single_product.php since that’s the only view showing the buy-button on this web, but I’m not sure where to put the code. There’s a place in that file looking like the code below. Should I paste it somewhere there?

Another question. I’m not sure what parts I should change in the code you pasted. Could you make them bold?

* Cart Options
							 */
							?>

							<?php if((get_option('hide_addtocart_button') == 0) &&   (get_option('addtocart_or_buynow') !='1')) : ?>
															<?php if(wpsc_product_has_stock()) : ?>
									<div class="wpsc_buy_button_container">
											<?php if(wpsc_product_external_link(wpsc_the_product_id()) != '') : ?>
											<?php $action = wpsc_product_external_link( wpsc_the_product_id() ); ?>
											<input class="wpsc_buy_button" type="submit" value="<?php echo wpsc_product_external_link_text( wpsc_the_product_id(), __( 'Buy Now', 'wpsc' ) ); ?>" onclick="return gotoexternallink('<?php echo esc_url( $action ); ?>', '<?php echo wpsc_product_external_link_target( wpsc_the_product_id() ); ?>')">
											<?php else: ?>
										<input type="submit" value="<?php _e('Add To Cart', 'wpsc'); ?>" name="Buy" class="wpsc_buy_button" id="product_<?php echo wpsc_the_product_id(); ?>_submit_button"/>
											<?php endif; ?>
										<div class="wpsc_loading_animation">
											<img title="Loading" alt="Loading" src="<?php echo wpsc_loading_animation_url(); ?>" />
											<?php _e('Updating cart...', 'wpsc'); ?>
										</div><!--close wpsc_loading_animation-->
									</div><!--close wpsc_buy_button_container-->

A big thank you in advance!

Hi Gonerator.
I’m still interested in your solution so if you have the time I’d be greatful.
Cheers!

Hi there,
I still haven’t fixed this so I would really be glad for some assistans.

What I like to do is to hide the buy button with css on a specific product category or on a product with a specific product tag.

Here’s a test product I’m working with:
https://www.olsonsab.se/produkter/tillbehor/testprodukt/