chinaman123

Solution that worked for me:

> Go into > Divi Builder setting.
> Create a New Template.
> In ‘Specific Pages’ selection, select all the English or Foreign language.
> Click ‘Add Custom Footer’
> Create the Footer for that specific language.
Repeat for another language. Just duplicate the current template and change the language for that footer.

Note: I didn’t figure out yet how to do it for the 404 page.

Hopefully this helps.

@danielrufde @gjanezic

Thanks for narrowing down where the problem is and helping us get the emails working again. ur awesome.

@gjanezic

I have this in the class-phpmailer.php at line 2750:

public function encodeString($str, $encoding = 'base64')

not sure if this a problem.

I’ll change it to 8bit when I get a chance and see if that fixes the problem.

Let you guys know.

• This reply was modified 4 years, 12 months ago by chinaman123.
• This reply was modified 4 years, 12 months ago by chinaman123.
• This reply was modified 4 years, 12 months ago by chinaman123.

Thanks @gjanezic
I’ll look into that.

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Message from my Hosting Company today:

Mar 26, 16:13 GMT

Hello,

We have carried out further testing in relation to this – where we received further reports, and as it turns out it appears to be a bug in the newer version of WooCommerce.

Please review the following article:

https://help.blacknight.com/hc/en-us/articles/360007089858

—– end of email.

Did you only choose the States? and leave out the country ‘United States’ in the zone?
Also under the General Tab of WooCommerce make sure you set the shipping there properly. Not sure if you can choose just the states, or you have to choose the country.

It might be the setting.

If not and you want to try using a plugin:

https://woocommerce.com/products/conditional-shipping-and-payments/

I use it and it works perfect for my more complicated restrictions I need. But I think you can easily setup the restrictions you want there with WooCommerce and not have to spend money on a plugin or go through some coding.

maybe disable plugin and try update again to see if work. Make sure plugin is compatible with woocommerce, especially 4.0.

Create two different coupons? to keep record of who is selling? You can do this with WooCommerce.

Or require login to purchase and that way you can see who is purchasing? You might need plugin for this.

More info here:

https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/woocommerce-emails-html-broken/

Emails invisible on mobile but showing broken on computers.

Change to plain text emails for now until fix, i guess.

• This reply was modified 4 years, 12 months ago by chinaman123.

@kellymetal
Blacknight

I called my hosting company just now and they said they’ve just received messages to look into the problem like 2 hours ago. They are taking note of the problem now and know that it’s affecting with certain hosting company. Hopefully they’ll figure out what the problem is.

Will update you guys.

Go to WooCommerce > Settings, then select ‘Shipping’ tab > Zones.

Create the Zone you want to ship to by typing in there ‘United States’ and you should see a drop down of all the states. You leave out the one you don’t want to sell to. Maybe in the WooCommerce setting you can just Restrict the State you don’t want to sell to.

Hope this helps. Give it a try it.

Seems to be problem with WooCommerce 4.0.

Post here:
https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/woocommerce-emails-html-broken/

PHP version setting was already at 7.3. I tried the website on PHP verion 7.2, 7.1 and then 7.3 again and still same problem.

I deactivated and deleted WooCommerce and reinstalled it and uploaded the product list again – still failed.

I went to WooCommerce Settings > Tools and Reset the WooCommerce Database (at bottom of page there) – still not work.

Exported the website’s database and created a new database location for website and uploaded the database there and changed the wp-config.php to link the website to the new database location. Still not work.

Add the a value to the empty ‘charset’ section of wp-config.php. No change.

Asked my web hosting company and the tech guy said he knows absolutely nothing about how wordpress email works or anything about wordpress itself. So.. He can’t help and he don’t think it has anything to do with them.

All settings on my side are up to date: wordpress version, woocommerce and theme I use, and php version.

Whatever Woocommerce changed they should have some sort of clue about this problem.

Is WooCommerce taking note of this COMMON PROBLEM?

I don’t want to move to another host because the one I’m using is pretty good and I have a lot setup with them already. And there’s no guarantee that the new host will fix the problem.

• This reply was modified 5 years ago by chinaman123.
• This reply was modified 5 years ago by chinaman123.

I wouldn’t worry much about the 4 warnings there or go through too much trouble trying to sort them out. As long as you have the more important structured data working you should be fine.

The 4 warnings you have there seems to be very common. You can try adding brand and other stuff it’s warning you about, but you might have to spend money on a plugin so that you can add those info to your products to see if that might fix the problems. Unless you know how to try do that without plugins.

Find the class for the button and add:

display:none;

So it should be something like;

.buttonclass { display:none; }

That should hide it from people.

• This reply was modified 5 years ago by chinaman123.