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Looking back at what I wrote, I don’t think I was clear enough. Basically, if I have two of the same category rules with rule #1 applied to one role and rule #2 applied to all roles (or none specified), the role set in rule #1 get double discounts. If I specify a role for rule #2, I lose the ability show visitors (non-logged in visitors) discounts. The main goal is to allow non-customers to see the range or crossed out price before they sign up.

Thanks for getting back to me so quickly Javier,

I’ll make sure that I’m doing doing anything on my end that’s causing it to choose contributor.

Regarding the avatar, I’m glad there’s a solution you came up with through WP User Avatar. Unfortunately, it seems ever since it turned into “ProfilePress”, it has become a real nightmare for many users. I might have to look for another solution.

Thanks again for your awesome support.

Thank you for getting back to me so promptly Andrea.

I think that can work!

Hi @keraweb!

Thank Jory. I guess it’s no wonder you guys have a page dedicated to this subject.

I’m going to investigate!

Thanks so much!

Thank you @gidomanders

That’s exactly what I was looking for! Appreciate your support and your promptness!

Hi @fistfullofcrisco,

I seem to be encountering a similar issue. Meaning, after combining javascript files, the site fails to load. However, rearranging the scripts does seem to make a difference, though not everything still loads. I can safely say it’s an ordering issue at the moment. You mentioned using a speed test to determine the order. Can you please specify how and where I can do this? I tried using Pingdom tools and GTMetrix, but they produce two different results for the order of scripts.

Your help is appreciated!

Thanks

A response would be appreciated..

Thanks

Hi Dustin!

Yes, I have a lot of functions in that file and all are working just fine. I deactivated Yoast just in case. Unfortunately no change.

The moment I disable Woocommmerce however, it goes away.

Thank you for getting back to me with a solution Mike.

Sadly, it didn’t seem to work. I’m still getting “<meta name=’robots’ content=’noindex,follow’ />”.

??

Hi!

I still haven’t heard back from anyone. This is really causing a problem with my SEO.

Thanks

Thank you for the fast response.

I have found the plugin that is causing the meta. I’m very upset because this is the core plugin needed for my implementation.

I’m going to create a Github issue.

I see.

Then I have a feeling this is caused by the plugin “One Page Checkout” by Woocommerce.

I guess I may have to contact them regarding how to turn of this feature.

Thanks for your help!

Awesome. Thanks Sushil!

Do you mind telling me what would override the cart link? I managed to overwrite it but the problem is that the ajax-enabled counter over the icon does not function. I have to refresh the page for the count to update.

Your help is appreciated!

Hey superkot!

Thanks for that information. I’m using a child theme of Woocommerce Storefront theme. I assume that this behavior is Storefront related then. Is that correct?

Thanks again.

Hi Lap,

Yes, I do have the Double opt-in off for the custom for as well.

And yes, my registration form is not a standard one but this plugin seems to work fine, as far as subscribing users are concerned. So far, the double opt-in setting is the only one not working.