brianmurphy

Thanks for the general info links @stephjacq.

I was hoping the author of this plugin could give a documentation link just like I provided in my original question which shows the field names to be passed with the credit card number.

I can figure out the development aspect when they tell me what names have been given to the parameters for the credit card number, expiration, etc. (we are not doing this in php)

Should we file a bug that this aspect of the plugin is not documented?

We have a site running Give 2.9.3 that is throwing this same error.

Give\Revenue\Listeners\DeleteRevenueWhenDonationDeleted::__invoke(), 1 passed and exactly 2 expected

The error gets triggered when we try to update a post with Elementor.

Stack trace:
#0 [internal function]: Give\\Revenue\\Listeners\\DeleteRevenueWhenDonationDeleted->__invoke()
#1 /home/mkqnxhuzam/public_html/wp-content/plugins/give/src/Helpers/Hooks.php(37): call_user_func_array()
#2 /home/mkqnxhuzam/public_html/wp-includes/class-wp-hook.php(287): Give\\Helpers\\Hooks::Give\\Helpers\\{closure}()
#3 /home/mkqnxhuzam/public_html/wp-includes/class-wp-hook.php(311): WP_Hook->apply_filters()
#4 /home/mkqnxhuzam/public_html/wp-includes/plugin.php(478): WP_Hook->do_action()
#5 /home/mkqnxhuzam/public_html/wp-includes/post.php(3…’, referer: https://example.org/wp-admin/post.php?post=5285&action=elementor

Amir, thanks bro for the answer.

Since Hannah was unhelpful, the woocommerce_checkout_fields bug still exists in the i18n layer in wc 4.4.1. Your workaround helped me out.

The number of products and categories is what will influence if removing the path prefix is a problem for you or not. Go ahead and try it. You have a staging copy of your site and good backups, right? ??

The performance issue boils down to how much work PHP’s regular expression functions need to do when resolving the route to your endpoint. When you flatten the path hierarchy wordpress won’t know if your visitor is requesting a page, post, archive, etc until it runs through all of the possibilities.

Yes, I tested it with a variable product.

https://www.onsitewp.com/wp-content/uploads/variable-sale-price.png

I installed storefront as a test. It gave me different colors and fonts but the same results. My only other guess is that you might have a child theme filtering the price output.

You will need to add this Additional CSS to your site under Appearance – Customize:

.woocommerce-price-suffix {
font-size: 16px !important;
font-weight: normal !important;
}

Adjust the 16px size as necessary.

This is possible but it is going to require more work than a forum post can answer. I suggest you find a front-end developer who knows css and javascript.

Perform your customization in a child theme to make them safe for theme updates.

Are you sure it is not sending? Use the email log plugin to confirm that emails are not being generated:

https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/email-log/

If they are not being generated, go to Woocommerce – Setting – Emails tab, verify the checkbox is active and the settings at the bottom of the page are correct.

The much more common problem is that the emails are being sent and the emails are being filtered as spam. First check your spam folder. Second, use a SMTP sending service like SendGrid that maintains a cleaner set of IP addresses than most shared web hosting services can provide.

Change back to 5 column layout and add this css to the Additional CSS section of the Customizer (Appearance – Customize)

.woocommerce.columns-5 ul.products li.product:last-child {
margin-left: 0;
}

I would explore using the conditional logic feature of the Extra Product Options plugin.

https://codecanyon.net/item/woocommerce-extra-product-options/7908619?ref=ThemeNcode

Setup the broad colors as a color variation (red, yellow, etc).

Then setup conditions:

When the color variation is red, display the shades of red selection.

When the color variation is yellow, display the shades of yellow selection.

etc.

I concur with everything that you have found.

The Shop page is an archive page that serves multiple purposes in woocommerce.

Redirecting your /shop URL back to the homepage does feel like a kludge. But it will get the job done because the other uses of the archive template will have different URLs.

Your other option is to setup a child theme and copy archive.php into your child theme as archive-product.php. Then customize the archive-product.php template as needed.

If you do child theme template override, your hero section customization will be present on the other uses of the product archive page which is something you may not want (and why the standard homepage with /shop redirect is a fine solution).

Tom, this blog post does a good job of exploring the various password protected product and category options.

https://barn2.co.uk/woocommerce-private-products-password-protect-plugin/

I visited your site and it looks like you have figured it out.

A product can be in multiple categories. If you want it to only display in the “druktank” subcategory, be sure that “watervoorziening” isn’t checked on the product’s category list.

Sorry, I don’t understand what you are asking.

I am creating an online store and I am creating different pages for each product.

Ok, good.

The problem is that I want an image to be added to each section

Each section where?

and to see the photo on the home page

I see images on your homepage so I think you have this covered.

But I don’t want the buyer to go to the page to see the photo.

So don’t add a link to the image on the homepage. With most page editors you can click the image to select it and click the broken chain link icon to remove the link.

It’s good to see that you’re open about purchasing a plugin for this because…

https://woocommerce.com/products/custom-thank-pages/