Dan

I appreciate the time and effort that the Woo crew put into this. Turns out, it was an Elementor issue. A wasted four days of Woos’ support time & wpmudevs’ support time.

Cheers!

Woo is directly working on this. So I’d like to close this. However, it is not resolved.

As I understand when you go to a category page you see all products instead of the products on that specific category, correct?

Correct.

Can you please run a conflict test to see if something external is interfering with this?

To test, you’ll first want to change the theme on your site to Storefront, then check to see if the issue is still present. If that resolves the issue, you’ll want to get in touch with your theme’s developer and see if they have an update or fix for you.

If changing the theme doesn’t help, you’ll want to deactivate all plugins except for WooCommerce and take a look. If that fixes the problem, re-enable the other plugins one by one (gradually), checking after each, to see where the issue is coming from.

I tried three different themes, same result.

I used the product export / import CSV function to change all of the categories to MISC except for a single product.

https://2ndhandtrends.com/?page_id=198

The category CLOTHES still shows all of the products.

I feel like there is a setting somewhere that I missed. A box that needs to be ticked or unticked somewhere.

Thank you for the help!

• This reply was modified 8 months, 3 weeks ago by Dan.
• This reply was modified 8 months, 3 weeks ago by Dan.

@shameemreza

will do.

Under Construction block has been opened

Same issue here. Categorized products are not being separated. Followed the above & they’re still not seperating.

2ndHandTrends.com

5.2 was being used. Upgrading to 5.6 did the trick. Thanks for the help.

The update also plays friendly with WP Multi-Sites. Thanks for the update.

I found, if you use this plugins shortcode, Kramarz is half way correct.

Go to “Appearance > Widgets”. Enter the city, state. Wait a second then copy the “OpenWeatherMap City ID:” number.

Replace “Location= Manhattan Beach” with “Location= number”.

Bottom line is – The location has been replaced with a number. Look up the number through the widget panel.

**Wordpress 4.1.1, Wp-Property 1.42.2, host 1and1.com**

After hours of trouble shooting I was able to get my properties back online, public side and admin side.

Some how in the update process post_date changed (year became 2011) and broke all wp-property shortcodes. But accessing a property directly via url worked fine.

@ardikapal – As I went through each property and changed the post date, clicked OK, clicked update, and refreshed the main page containing all property listings – each property began to show up again. On the admin side, “All Properties”didn’t begin working again until I updated every property.

If you don’t know each property url, go to Google and use:

site:yoursite.com/[listing-page]

Replace [listing-page] with the page you’ve designated as your main property listing page under Wp-Property >> Settings.

This isn’t a complete fix – now post_date is over riding menu position – but the properties are back online and I can continue to trouble shoot in the background.

-Dan

Fixed. I figured there was a setting that I just couldn’t find. Thank you for the response.

False alarm. I copied the wrong file. Custom templates added to the wpi folder work. Thanks for the quick response.

Fixed. Simple really.

The default layout with 3 horizontally aligned images is NOT Biz Two Settings, it’s Biz One Settings.

Biz Two Settings is for 3 vertically aligned images. Which you would never see unless you switched to the second option under Layout Settings.

Maybe the template defaults were set up for a premium version, and the default text for the the free version was never changed to match the admin area. I’m not new to wordpress and it confused me enough to post a question about it.

Another example – The default header/slider reads:
“Responsive Business Theme
You can change this text in Slider One settings tab of theme options page. Write something awesome to make your website ridiculously fabulous.”

To change the text you have to go to Header Section>Header One Section. NOT Slider One settings tab. There isn’t even a Slider One settings tab.

Besides the confusion, it’s a very nice theme. Thanks

marking this resolved

Looking through the other support posts, a lot of them seem to be about this same issue – Only assigning points if a driver finishes in the exact position predicted.

Instead of having to create a custom calculator I modified the motorracingleaguescoring.php file.

At line 105:
Change:

if ($use_race_points) {
 $points += $drivers[$i]['points'];
 $all_points[$entry_id][$key] = $drivers[$i]['points'];
}

To:

if ($use_race_points) {
 if ($i == $key) { //Spot on - assigns points ONLY if predicted position matches results position
  $points += $drivers[$i]['points'];
  $all_points[$entry_id][$key] = $drivers[$i]['points'];
 }

If you use this, be aware that updating the plugin overwrite this change.