Degas

Thanks @jordesign, didn’t come across that before. Will check it out shortly.

Hi Felipe,

In order to get the project moving we’ve had to work with a child of the twenty twenty one theme so as to use get_header() and get_footer() the same way as the CPT templates.

It would be useful to know for future reference if there are simple snippets available that could be swapped into older templates to replace get_header() and get_footer() with their twenty twenty four equivalents.

Same as @stratosg above, but won’t be installing (yet) in light of the error noted.

FYI even though we have a woocommerce.com account we weren’t logged in there earlier and don’t have any subscriptions installed, just have one available to use should we wish to install it.

Easiest for us to simply ignore the prompt here for the moment.

Had the same issue on a new install, then found all other URLs were generating 404s. Checked and saw the .htaccess file with BEGIN WordPress etc was missing from the site root; copied this from another site and uploaded, all 404s including /logon/ were restored and 404s banished.

Hi @alexmigf,

Strange one I hadn’t seen before. After checking plugins and functions.php, swapped to a default theme which had the plugin working perfectly. Swapped back to our (child of Storefront) theme and it’s working perfectly there too, so we can move forwards now.

Thanks @ickata. We deleted the plugin and integrated via js; this works perfectly for half a second before the editor drops out due to being blocked. I’ve asked on the main site for further advice so hopefully will have this working shortly.

Thanks Michelle, that did it even though we’d previously updated this site’s tags to GA4 and the data was pulling through sucessfully. As we’d just updated this site to 8.17 earlier today I checked another site with the same MI setup; nothing in the dashboard until updating to 8.17 when the notice appeared. Well, at least we know!

Finally solved Q1 (and learnt about serialized data). My solution was to add an action (as per 3.6 in Hooks & Filters to customise the mapping) with a function to unserialize the submitted data as all forms of data manipulation tried had simply resulted in unchanged or reserialized data

add_action(‘cf7_2_post_form_submitted_to_clientspage’, ‘new_clientspage_mapped’,1000, 4); // changed priority from 10 to 1000
/**

* Function to take further action once form has been submitted and saved as a post. Note this action is only fired for submission which has been submitted as opposed to saved as drafts.
* @param string $post_id new post ID to which submission was saved.
* @param array $cf7_form_data complete set of data submitted in the form as an array of field-name=>value pairs.
* @param string $cf7form_key unique key to identify your form.
* @param array $submitted_files array of files submitted in the form, if any file fields are present.
*/

function new_clientspage_mapped($post_id, $cf7_form_data, $cf7form_key, $submitted_files){
//do something. $user_array = get_post_meta($post_id,’user_ids’, true);
$user_array = unserialize( $user_array ); update_post_meta($post_id,’user_ids’,$user_array);
}

Hope this helps someone ??

Quick FYI, have solved Q2 with the solution from https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/select-with-pipes/.

Currently still stuck on Q1, any help much appreciated.

Yes, that’s fine @kuldip_raghu

OK, thanks. Would be useful in future if you’re ever considering it, we have a shop with many many more variations than the product categories we’d really like to focus on.

• This reply was modified 3 years, 1 month ago by Degas.

Thanks Francesco

I have the delete issue using the product-remove button, but Actions > Remove works fine

We’ve got around this using the css :after selector

Thanks, that’s restored it here