andy.wood

Hi all,

I have the same issue here. Did anybody find a solution?

@jdembowski Thank you for advising.

@steveush Yes the update has fixed the main issue here. The appearance is acceptable now. On a side note, it is different from how it used to be – if you see the page linked in my original post you’ll see the two photos at the bottom of the gallery are centered rather than stretched to fit as they used to be. This is no problem for me, but different. Thanks for your help.

Hi @jamzth

Thank you for following up on this thread. I have since changed plugins (I needed a quick fix), but glad to hear you are addressing this issue.

As noted in my first post in this thread, I did have the latest version (1.6.1), so perhaps there is more to address than what was done in that update.

Best of luck and thanks again.

Andy

Thank you for your quick reply Jamzth.

Any ideas what the time frame is for this fix? Thanks again.

Thanks for your reply Agsola. Does this code replace existing code or is it to be added in without overwriting anything? I’m not savvy with js and haven’t been able to implement the code successfully yet.

Thanks for sharing this. I am wondering if this fixes the issue where photos can’t be added to galleries?

Also, I’m not quite sure how to implement this change – do I need to overwrite anything in the existing js file or just add this new code in?

Thanks again.

Hello Tara

Thank you for the useful link. I gave the tutorial to manually install a try.

I’m pleased to say I have successfully installed the latest version of WordPress (4.2.4) – manually – and this has solved my problem.

Note for anybody with the same issue: Something in the automatic update was the issue, not WordPress 4.2.4 itself!

Thanks for replying, Freneticgeek. It does seem to be the update causing the problem. If no solution is found by tomorrow I’ll have to revert to a previous WordPress edition.

Hi Jeroen

That’s almost it – but I only ever want free shipping on 100+ of Category A. If Category B is in the cart too, I don’t want free shipping applied to Category B.

Thanks anyway – I need this done asap for a client so will look into alternatives. Good luck with your new project – I have copied and pasted my posts from here into the contact form you linked for your reference.

Andy

Hi Jeroen

Thanks for your quick reply. Sorry I wasn’t clear, here’s what I want:

I want free shipping on Category A when more than ￡100 of Category A is purchased.

Right now, I’ve managed to achieve this when ￡100+ of only Category A is in the cart.

But if I have ￡100+ of Category A in the cart, and another product category is present in the cart, then the free shipping on Category A isn’t applied.

Hope that makes sense.

Thanks again, have a great weekend.
Andy