Denis ?oljom

Happy to help ??

Well so far two, but that’s just arbitrary. You can put 100, the variation with the frame is the important one ??

I managed to do it with a bit of JS, I’ll have to go a bit deeper to make it automatic tho.

What I was wondering if there was a free plugin, or a built in way to have linked variations in WooCommerce. The personal licence for Gravity Forms is $39 and the above mentioned plugin is $99, and since I’m still not doing any official work (I got a small assignment from a possible client to see if we can work together), it seemed a bit too much to spend ??

But thanks for the suggestion on how it can be done ??

So there’s no way to do it (other than hacking it with js)?

Had the same issue, and clearing the cache did the trick ?? Thanks!

Cart is working now, thanks ??

Oh, ok so it’s not a major issue, thanks for clearing it up ??

If you send me your username and password on the e-mail I can look into the missing events talk button. The button was placed there so that you don’t have to manually insert the shortcode ??

I’ll add that into the description just for the safe measure ?? Thanks for the suggestion ^^

Hmmm the error line points to the post meta on your event – the talks

get_post_meta($post_id, 'event_details', true)

So it looks like the talks details aren’t being saved to post meta for some reason.

When I inspect your event shortcode, which is being rendered, I cannot see the event ID. The post id inside the talks shortcode should be the id of the event post. For instance my test event had id of 1713 so when I inspect the shortcode it looks like this:

<div id="event-1713" class="event_talk_wrapper post-1713 ">

In your case I only see event- without the id. So it’s not pulling the correct id, and that’s why it cannot find any event_details post meta.

You can send me the username and password on the e-mail and I’ll check it out when I get home ??

Oh, sorry for not seeing this sooner, I never got any notice about the question.

What version of WordPress do you have?

You said that you don’t see the Event Talks button. Do you have any add ons for TinyMCE editor? Did you try disabling some of the plugins you have on your site and checking if it appears? Also can you check for any JavaScript errors? When on the page you want to add the talk shortcode, press F12, or right click and click Inspect. You should see errors in your console.

Did you try to manually add the shortcode using

[event_talks post_id="xxxx" class=""]

Where the xxxx is the post id of your desired event (you should see it in the URL).

• This reply was modified 8 years, 1 month ago by Denis ?oljom.

I will update it and check. Thank you!

Hi!

This was happening two versions ago, I guess you fixed it in the newest releases, because I didn’t get any error when publishing the article last time.

So I guess it’s fixed now. If this happens again, I’ll post again with full details (versions and all).

Thanks

So the issue is in the percentages in the styling?

So any info on this one? I updated the plugin, and the featured image issue is gone (yaay), but I still get these notices and headers sent warning.

Any info why this happens will help ??

I’ve changed the styling of the poll completely, I’ve used


[class*="yop-poll-li-answer"],
[class*="yop-poll-li-result"]{
width: 46% !important;...
}

[class*="yop-poll-results-bar"]{
width: 100% !important;
}

[class*="yop-poll-results-bar"] > div{
background-color: transparent!important;
width: 100% !important;
}

But this is just css styling. I didn’t change any .php files.