demuri

@msaari Thanks a lot, solved!

We will resolve this in our upcoming updates.

Thanks, looking forward for update.

Actually there is some problem, please see console output. Currently slider_width is 1496 for me on initial load. Please refer to https://dev.berdnikovfoto.com/models/ — I turned on ‘DOMContentLoaded event’ option, and slider on this page is the only one with 2 slides per scene. You can see slider container is actually wider than expected.

@simonpedge interesting, seems like I did it, but I don’t get how ?? In Chrome which I used to browse problem still exists. In other browsers or Chrome incognito works fine.
I truly believe it’s jQuery issue.
https://s1.hostingkartinok.com/uploads/images/2021/09/40dbd00d0ff918f1eabacf6bd40f4a7d.png

• This reply was modified 3 years, 2 months ago by demuri.

@davidgabe yes, the function still works.

That’s what I want to avoid. Okay, thanks for reply.

@keylorcr Here’s my made-on-the-go function based on some BusinesBloomer’s articles, maybe it could be somehow useful:

add_filter('woocommerce_package_rates', 'pax_remove_shipping_options_for_particular_country', 10, 2);

function pax_remove_shipping_options_for_particular_country($available_shipping_methods){

	if ( is_admin() ) return $available_shipping_methods;

	if ( isset( $available_shipping_methods['wc_pickup_store'] ) && WC()->customer->get_shipping_country() <> 'LV' ) {
        unset( $available_shipping_methods['wc_pickup_store'] );
    }
    return $available_shipping_methods;
}

Solved (for now). Needed to add priority for waitlist_form_output in xoo-wl-public.php:
add_action('wp_footer',array($this,'waitlist_form_output'), 11); // Output waitlist form

No doubt it’s case. But it’s not about transferring data between 2 sites, API is great for it.
Here’s my case: I’m making a shop for very old fashioned book stores. They have about 10K SKUs now, and about 200-400 new SKUs weekly. Their usual tool is Excel, and CSV is their best friend to bulk upload or edit products.
I’m not an experinced PHP developer, but I’m all-about-IT guy. I can run some queries, write my own functions for my own WC shop, but when I need to bulk turn off backorders I prefer CSV as a most visually reliable tool.
Sure CPT UI is fantastic, and what I’m talking about is not a feature request. Here’s my point: about 90% of WC shops I know use CPT UI, big part of them use CSV import on regular basis, and it’d be great to have some walkaround in CPT UI FAQ.

I didn’t investigate indeed but I have another shop with premium theme which have taxonomy Brands included. And it’s exposed in CSV. It looks completely like CPT UI generated taxonomy, link in admin area edit-tags.php?taxonomy=brand&post_type=product — that’s why I expected to see custom taxonomies in export by default. Hope this information might be useful for you.

Thanks for prompt reply Michael. As I mentioned previously it default Woocommerce products export / import which is in the header of Woocommerce products admin section, no extra plugins used.
I just metioned API to illustrate why I was surprised of no custom taxonomies found in export. Now I checked — no custom taxonomies in Woocommerce API too, seems like Woo doesn’t have any data about it at all, and it exposes only in WordPress data.
For sure I’m not about to call it an issue, just sharing an experience and expectations thoughts.

@algoritmika wow, I never knew that it’s without VAT. Thanks, it works correct with €12.39 setting. Solved, and thank you for your great plugins!

Hey @algoritmika,
Thanks for rapid reply. You got it right — “Доставка курьером €3.00” made with your plugin. I confirm that with 3 those products it works correctly. But make it 2, I see all 3 options. You can try with this product https://22games.net/shop/kvestik-novogodniy/ which is €14.99. Max cost is set to €14.98, but still all 3 options available and shown.

Oh, yes, found it, thanks!

It’s here:

admin/js/woocommerce-product-attachment-admin.js
1224: alert('hi');

Looks like some debugging code was not removed.

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