e_guardia

I confirm that this is also happening on my end. @redhatmahbub is there any way to fix this?

Hello @capuderg after reviewing my logs, it was a team’s member issue for installing WPForms. Review has been updated, thanks.

I second this, I’ve translated all other texts but this one. Has anyone found a way? Author please respond.

• This reply was modified 3 years, 11 months ago by e_guardia.

Thank you for the response. I understand completely and will take a look at the premium version.

As a side note, I would suggest this to be specified in the plugin’s description, just to give a heads up (until a solution is found) as WooCommerce is widely used, and this new feature is now set up as default.

Cheers!

• This reply was modified 4 years, 5 months ago by e_guardia.

EDIT: I understand you have to make living dear author, but every single time my users logs into the dashboard, your notification (leave review, send donation, etc) is present. Any way to actually only show it once?

Sorry for the late reply. If it’s still helpful and as the screenshot provided – https://ibb.co/DLHBMMk – it was only the % sign. The context was within a Divi page and the % was replaced with what you see next to the number 100, a series of numbers within brackets.

@migrate it was 2.2.9 and with a Divi website.

UPDATE: I just transferred another website that uses Visual Composer, and not Divi, and the % problem wasn’t present. Maybe this could be a problem with some themes.

• This reply was modified 4 years, 11 months ago by e_guardia.

Hi, I can confirm that the issue is still present. Yesterday I transferred to a new hosting provider and Clone worked perfectly but in a page where the % symbol was present, dummy text was found. Here is a screenshot: https://ibb.co/DLHBMMk

Please have a look at it, thanks.

Found a solution!

The snippet found here works perfectly if anyone is interested.

Hey @anphira

Thank you for the help. So how could I break the statement and allow it to look for more than one free shipping option? Sorry I don’t know how to code in PHP.

Also I saw this post on how to get the method_id but I dont where to put the code, could it be in the functinons.php file?

• This reply was modified 8 years ago by e_guardia.

I’m trying to implement this in my site as well. Could you please explain where I have to put the code, is it in my functions.php file?

And if so, how do I reflect this on a page, through a shortcode?

Thanks

It worked perfectly. Thank you very much!

Once the upload was finished it gave me this message:

“The certificate was successfully installed on your domain”

Does this mean that I still have to restart the server to continue or can I directly switch WP to https?

Sorry for not responding earlier.

So before I ask my hosting providers about this, I was looking around my cPanel and found a section called SSL/TLS. In it, it says:

The SSL/TLS Manager will allow you to generate SSL certificates, certificate signing requests, and private keys.

In it I can upload Private Keys (KEY), Certificate Signing Requests (CSR), Certificates (CRT) and Install and Manage SSL for your site (HTTPS).

But when I went saw my certificates created I only saw .PEM and one .CSR files.

What do you recommend?

Thanks again

It’s still here:

https://github.com/wp-plugins/woocommerce-poor-guys-swiss-knife

Just download it and install it like you would with a regular plugin.

Cheers

Thanks for responding,

I don’t have much knowledge in coding, but I do know how to add functions to my functions.php file within my child theme.

I checked out buddypress and ultimate member but these seem like community building plugins, which I don’t need. I just need to force my custom built login page to new visitors so they can sign in and see all of my website.

Could you please guide me on how exactly you did something similar on your website?