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I am having the same problem on my website.

looking at the plugin code, maybe shortcode does work? sorry if I requested something already available!

good news – iTSec 5.2.1 fixed the issue

thanks!

Haven’t had a chance to check it out yet, but try to do so soon.

Update: iThemes Security V5.0.1 has the problem, V4.9.0 does not.

The layout config file for the embedded Bandcamp player lives outside the WP directory structure (/bandcamp/player-cfg.txt, to be specific). I am able to access that config file directly in my browser, it’s the call within the iframe/flash that’s failing.

and just like that, it’s suddenly working again – but I did nothing to “fix” it – still wondering if anyone has any ideas why it may have happened to me.

Thanks Tara!

I found that wp_terms was corrupted somehow (no doubt something I did), which resulted in no categories or tags appearing AND apparently a whole slew of memory issues on the site, all of which have gone away since I restored my backup of the original wp_terms.

– Fred.

I’m going to add a “me too” for this request, only I only need the min & step quantities for only one of the variations

Oh geez, nevermind – I was all wrapped up in column-count property value and once I dropped that and just used display:inline-block for each p tag everything is getting to where I want it.

Sorry if anyone started putting any thought into this.

Oh geez – I didn’t see the “German Navigation Label” text in each menu item box.

Sorry!

Looks like I can probably use search & replace to do the job. If not I’ll try hand editing the importer code and redo the import.

Thanks for the help!

– Fred.

Thanks so much, Sean! I’ll check it out soon.

I think the problem is that my taxonomy has ‘-‘s in its name and this code in wp_update_term() (line 2574 of wp-includes/taxonomy.php):

$tt_id = $wpdb->get_var( $wpdb->prepare( "SELECT tt.term_taxonomy_id FROM $wpdb->term_taxonomy AS tt INNER JOIN $wpdb->terms AS t ON tt.term_id = t.term_id WHERE tt.taxonomy = %s AND t.term_id = %d", $taxonomy, $term_id) );

doesn’t put the taxonomy inside quotes, causing the query to just look only for the section of my taxonomy name up to the first ‘-‘ as the taxonomy name.

Does that make any sense? For now, I have a workaround.

I found the hooks in Woocommerce to change the price display from “Free!” to whatever I want in the shop multiple-item/grid display, but I have another problem from that screen – I don’t get a place to enter an amount and if I just add an item to my cart from that screen I get a $0 item in my cart.

Version 2.2 works like a charm – thank you so much!