Fabrice ESQUIROL

So following your code, this should work for you :

function disable_partial_payment() {
if (payments_category_is_in_the_cart()) {
add_filter(‘woo_wallet_disable_partial_payment’, ‘__return_true’);
}
}
add_action( ‘woocommerce_cart_calculate_fees’,’disable_partial_payment’);

Did you found a workaround for this ? I got exactly the same need, i want to disable partial payment if there is a subscription product in the cart, but keep it enabled for other products.

I found that the code add_filter(‘is_enable_wallet_partial_payment’, ‘__return_false’); won’t work inside the ‘woocommerce_available_payment_gateways’ filter.

The following code : add_filter(‘woo_wallet_disable_partial_payment’, ‘__return_true’); works fine if called inside :
add_action( ‘woocommerce_cart_calculate_fees’,’Your_function_to_check_category_in_cart’);

• This reply was modified 4 years, 10 months ago by Fabrice ESQUIROL. Reason: typo

You can t add a tab inside another tab or a togle inside another one (same for accordions…) This is due to javascript way of handling events by divi modules.

Just did a test and it works perfect with 3 blurbs inside a tab. Pretty sure you have a design issue.

Let’s take a look at the following screen capture : Left are 3 blurbs, right are same blurbs inside a tab module. They are shrinked (due to tab width) but style is exactly the same.

Maybe you need to adjust the style. Did you check if your tab width is large enough to contain your blurbs ? Or what is responsible of the first blurb losing style ?

And so why can we read in error : Cannot redeclare showmodule_shortcode() (previously declared in /public_html/wp-content/themes/divi_child_theme/functions.php:2746)

So the showmodule function is already declared inside functions.php

Someone did add the function, the plugin can’t add it because it already exist…

I’m sorry, i didn’t received a notification of your reply.
I never had any issue with a price module inside a tab module.

Just build a section with one column, put your price module in that column and then call the section using the shortcode.

As said previously, i never had any style problem, so i can’t see what you’re talking about. Maybe you can contact me by mail and tell me more about your problem.

Hi, if you look at the error, you’ll see that you did a mistake. You previously installed the code from my blog inside functions.php and next you tried to install the plugin. The function name is the same, so you can’t redeclare the function showmodule. Plugin does the same job than showmodule function. So remove the function from functions.php and install and activate the module, or keep the function but don’t install the plugin.

Thanks for your solution. I do same using php template but having an alternative way to do it is nice.

Hi, what did you try to insert inside tab content ? There are known limitations like trying to insert a tab in a tab or an accordion inside another one.

Can you describe what you want to achieve and the way you build library items ?

No more news from Tim. The plugin has been tested working with last DIVI update.

Hi Tim, i’m sure your crash has nothing to do with Simple Divi Shortcode plugin.
I’ve tested it up to last DIVI revision without any problem.
As said by mail, you can desactivate the plugin via FTP by changing plugin folder name inside wp-content/plugins/

Kind regards,
Fabrice

Hi, sorry for the delay, i wasn’t notified for your question.

In order to use the shortcode inside a php template, just use the following syntax (where you have to replace the id with your DIVI library item ID)

echo do_shortcode(‘[showmodule id=”28827″]’);

Thanks Ivan, this plugin is a great tool, i’m glad to see updates and improvements ??

• This reply was modified 5 years, 7 months ago by Fabrice ESQUIROL.