Craig

Thank you @nicholas2019, I will check that out.
Much appreciated, cheers.

Hi @nicholas2019, has this been implemented yet?

It would be very useful to be able to exclude specific folders from a backup.

Thanks for the info @kluver, much appreciated ??

Hi @kluver,

Thank you for getting back to me.

Is it something that you would consider adding in the future?

Kind regards,
Craig

Thanks very much for your help Doug. Not forgetting the amazing additional features you added to the plugin. Keep up the great work ??

I have the same issue, but I do not believe the plugin is actively developed any more, so doubt whether a reply from the developer will be forthcoming ??

Great news! Thanks for the clarification ??

Will this widget be updated to accommodate the new API changes?

Would be nice to get an update on the future of this widget from the dev to let us know if we need to find an alternative solution.

Thanks Gerhard,
Unfortunately, I already have that setting unticked. Some products are stock controlled and need to be managed through the inventory, so I was hoping there may be a way to just apply the “Sold out” to a product which is not stock controlled through the inventory.
Craig

Hi Gerhard,
I like the plugin and would love it more if you would consider adding in the ability to force a product to be “Sold Out” without the product actually being “out of stock”. Possibly adding a check box to a meta box on the product page, or similar.
It would be good to be able to do this as I have individual products for sale, which I would like to remain visible on the site after they are sold, but marking them as sold.
Cheers,
Craig

Thanks for this.

Although this option should probably be a toggle on/off option in the WooCommerce settings!

Thanks Aaron, that clears things up ??

I have a similar issue where the API usage seems to be tied to my website(s) IP address. I have a few websites hosted at the same IP Address and most have twitter feeds displayed on them, so the API limit is reached very quickly (i.e. a couple of minutes).

Is there a way to cache the last API call so that there are always tweets displayed instead of only showing them straight after an API call has been made?

Cheers,
C

Hi,
I too would like to be able to use Columnizer to parse shortcodes properly. Currently it just outputs the shortcode I add within the Columnizer shortcode.

[threecolumns][wpv-view name="Therapies Category List"][/threecolumns]
outputs [wpv-view name=”Therapies Category List”] on the page.

Link to page where I am experiencing the issue – https://www.cohortsdev.co.uk/borders-therapies/therapy-guide/

Would love to know if this is possible as your plugin is definitely the best solution since you are not required to add manual column breaks, and since the shortcode I would like to use is auto generated, it would be the perfect solution.

Craig

Thanks chabis, now that you explain it, it is obvious why it wasn’t working.
*face palm*