Dean_Wilson

We can confirm that we also had this issue with ecommerce tracking on version 1.11.4. Rolling back to 1.9 for now.

I am also getting this error which causes a conflict with other JS running on the site (notably contact form 7). I have deactivated the plugin in the meantime. Would love a fix for this ASAP.

Thanks!

• This reply was modified 8 years, 1 month ago by Dean_Wilson.

Realised that it worked with ugly permalinks. To solve that issue and still use pretty permalinks, installing this plugin worked for me:

https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/woocommerce-breadcrumb-permalinks/

Installing this plugin worked for me:

https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/woocommerce-breadcrumb-permalinks/

Not sure exactly what the problem was but this fixes it.

Also having this issue. Using ugly permalinks is really not a satisfactory solution. Please post here if you find a solution. I will do the same. I have tried disabling all plugins except woocommerce and using their base storefront theme so it is not a theme or plugins issue.

I am using multisite and it seems like it is something to do with woocommerce not playing nicely with multisite.

Hi, wondering if you got this sorted?

I am having the same issues (also on multisite) although clearing everything from the tools page in the backend (and turning off ajax add to cart button) does not help. I cannot reproduce the error in my local environment so assume it has something to with the different environment that the live site is in. Have contacted host and will report back if any luck there.

All my products are bookable products, using the bookings extension but I just now tried to add a simple product and get the same error. I don’t get the same results in every browser and being logged in / not logged in, can make a difference. At the moment, everything is OK in chrome (logged in or out) but does not work in Firefox (logged in or out and persists after clearing cache)

Me too… What files would we reload?

Works great for me.

Thanks very much.

I’m having the same or similar problem on a fresh install with ONLY the ACF plugin activated. Get a 404 – layout-style.css?ver=345-20111127″ and when I try and add a link on a page in the text editor (using link button):

Component returned failure code: 0x80004005 (NS_ERROR_FAILURE) [nsIDOMHTMLDocument.execCommand].

Version 3.2.5 ACF with WordPress 3.3.2

Anyone still have some of these issues and found a solution? The ACF plugin seems to want a layout.css file? Help would be appreciated! I use ACF a LOT.

go to top right of your dashboard screen and select “edit your profile” from the drop down menu. The first checkbox there should be unchecked. Long shot as unchecked is the default.

It’s not disabled in your profile is it?