Claudiu Lodromanean

Hi Krystal. Thanks for the question. It’s on our roadmap to add and support other ESPs, and we’ll be going based on demand. I’ll chalk up a vote for ConvertKit. ??

In the meantime for unsupported ESPs, we have added a Manual “ESP” in the settings, which simply outputs the email markup to your clipboard where it can be pasted into any ESP’s email editor.

Looks like there was an issue with the plugin build in the plugin repo (there were a handful of missing files). We’ve rebuilt the plugin and fixed the problem. Installing and activating Newspack Newsletters from the plugin repo should be back in business. Thanks for the report!

This appears to be intentional:

https://github.com/woocommerce/woocommerce-gateway-stripe/pull/1254

> Removes Brazil, India and the Philippines. Stripe is not supported in the those countries. (Brazil and India are in preview, but not general availability.)

If you’re in one of those countries, add this snippet somewhere and you should be back in business:

add_filter( 'wc_stripe_supported_countries', function( $countries ) {
	$countries[] = 'IN'; // Put country code here
	return $countries;
} );

It’s a bug in the Classic Editor plugin, and will be fixed in the Classic Editor 1.1 release tomorrow. The Classic Editor is mistakenly loading the block editor on posts types that don’t support any editor.

In the meantime, this code snippet will solve the issue:

add_filter( 'use_block_editor_for_post', '__return_false', 101 );

If you use this snippet, I would stop using it after the CE 1.1 release so as not to interfere with its normal functionality.

• This reply was modified 5 years, 11 months ago by Claudiu Lodromanean.

It’s a bug in the Classic Editor plugin, and will be fixed in the Classic Editor 1.1 release tomorrow. The Classic Editor is mistakenly loading the block editor on posts types that don’t support any editor.

In the meantime, this code snippet will solve the issue:

add_filter( 'use_block_editor_for_post', '__return_false', 101 );

If you use this snippet, I would stop using it after the CE 1.1 release so as not to interfere with its normal functionality.

Please open an issue at https://github.com/woocommerce/woocommerce/issues and we’ll get it done in an upcoming release. Thanks for the heads-up.

Hi,

That change has caused a lot of confusion, so we have removed “Over to you” from the emails in WC 3.5.1 which went out today.

Thanks.

Hi there,

This change was a line added to the emails to make them friendlier. It means basically “it’s your turn to do something with this information.” It caused a lot of confusion, so we have removed this line in WC 3.5.1 which went out today.

Thanks.

Hi,

This should be fixed in the WC 3.5.1 release which went out today.

Thanks.

Hi,

This should be fixed in the WC 3.5.1 release which went out today.

Thanks.

Hi there,

Not sure why it only happens after a minute on your site, but the issue should be fixed in the WC 3.5.1 release which went out today.

Thanks.

Hi there,

This should be fixed in the WC 3.5.1 release which went out today.

Thanks.

Distilled the essence of the problem and created a ticket at https://core.trac.www.ads-software.com/ticket/45192. Closing this to prevent duplication of efforts.

You should initialize your plugin on the ‘woocommerce_loaded’ action (https://github.com/woocommerce/woocommerce/blob/2da0c5715c1f795a8dafcc07f0efb521535fdea6/includes/class-woocommerce.php#L158). This will make sure that all of the WooCommerce classes are loaded and ready. Hope this clears things up.

Hi there,

This is a known issue and has a patch ready at https://github.com/woocommerce/woocommerce/pull/21658 for WC 3.5.1. You can apply the patch yourself if you are comfortable, otherwise we will release WC 3.5.1 as soon as possible.

For what it’s worth, you won’t have to pay the shipping costs of your customers, as shipping displays and works correctly in the Checkout screen of your site (just not on the Cart screen), and it displays and works correctly in the Cart once a customer has entered an address.

Hope this clears things up.

Thanks.