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One thing I noticed that maybe you know the answer to @cheey2003, when the address autocompletes, it also imports the neighborhood/community name in the Address 2 field. This could be a problem for fulfilling orders because mail carriers do not associate addresses with neighborhood/community name. Do you know how to turn this off so it doesn’t import this part of the address?

Update 2: I got it to work properly now and will leave my fix for someone in the future. I had to change two small settings in the API Keys settings in Google Cloud Platform. To do this I clicked on the API key, went to Application Restrictions section and clicked on HTTP Referrers (websites) and entered my website address as such: *website.com/*, then went down to the API Restrictions section and clicked Don’t Restrict Key. After that, form works perfectly fine now.

Did you ever get this resolved? I’m having same issue and checked Google Cloud Platform and have Maps Javascript API and Places API both enabled as far as I can tell. Although, I am not an expert at this kind of stuff. Perhaps I need to create a new credential just for this plugin application?

[Edit]: I just created a new API key credential and included both of these API’s but it still didn’t work. I cleared cache as well. When I type in the address field, it lets me type 2 digits then I see a grey exclamation point and locks out the field so I can no longer type in it.

The problem with using only an email address, if the user is commenting on a blog post, won’t it show their email address as the user?

• This reply was modified 4 years, 3 months ago by ehong33234.

Hi Alex, I’m using the official Woocommerce Product Bundles plugin. https://woocommerce.com/products/product-bundles/

Frank, just wanted to post an update. My developer is an idiot. After trying to resolve this for a good two hours, I combed through the product page itself (edit product) and found that the developer deleted the regular price! Low and behold, after entering the regular price for the product, the price and add to cart button reappeared. OMFG. My developer apologized profusely. Sorry for the trouble here!

Thanks to Frank at Autoptimize who sent me the link to the network plugin settings (/wp-admin/network/admin.php?page=snippets) now I see the SETTINGS tab but I do not see an option to enable “complete uninstall” as indicated in your FAQ on the plugin homepage. How do I access this complete uninstall? Thanks.

What I’ve tried so far but code still persists:
– Delete the snippets
– Deactivate the plugin
– Delete the plugin
– Reinstall the plugin and try deleting code
– Export snippets, re-import snippets and delete all code

Yes, it seems to be a nice plugin that does what it is intended to do. No knock on it here. Thanks for sharing the link for network level! I’m able to see the Settings option there but I don’t see a Uninstall or Deactivate or Purge option as indicated in the FAQ. I’ll keep digging.

I tried everything else below with no dice.
– Delete the snippets
– Deactivate the plugin
– Delete the plugin
– Reinstall the plugin and try deleting code

Thanks for looking Frank. I did some digging too and we used a plugin called Code Snippet which allows you to add custom code into functions.php without editing core code. The problem is, even if you deactivate the custom code in code snippet, it gets saved in the database apparently so I am trying to figure it out that way. The plugin FAQ says there is a “complete uninstall” option in settings but the problem is, Settings option doesn’t existing! I am super admin too. Sorry for the trouble, great plugin you have btw.

Thank you Frank! The URL is here: https://bit.ly/38oRRMH.

The custom CSS code we added (and have since removed) is:

.single-product span.woocommerce-Price-amount.amount {
font-size: 32px !important;
color: black !important;
font-weight: 500;
}
.single-product .woocommerce div.product span.price {
margin-top: -75px !important;
margin-left: 270px !important;
}
.single-product .woocommerce div.product form.cart .variations td{
display: inline-block !important;
}

Thanks for the explanation and quick response! I had the Schema plugin active so I just deactivated it and the logo warning went away.

Hi, thanks for the fast response. I did in fact try all of those points before submitting the support post. Unfortunately none of those work. I am using Salient theme which uses pretty basic WooCommerce checkout page. If you have a shortcode element, that would be nice to be able to add the bump to the different Woo pages (cart, checkout, etc.). I will reach out to support through your chat now, thank you.

Thanks, I sent a ticket. Here is a list of my active plugins:

404 to 301 – Redirect, Log and Notify 404 Errors
Akismet Anti-Spam
Analytify – Google Analytics Dashboard
Analytify – Gooogle Analytics Dashboard widget
BackUpWordPress
Contact Form 7
Duplicate Post
Elfsight InstaShow
Facebook for WooCommerce
Follow-Up Emails
Gmail SMTP
Google Tag Manager for WordPress
Official MailerLite Sign Up Forms
Quick Buy Now Button for WooCommerce
Redirection
Salient Core
Salient Demo Importer
Salient Home Slider
Salient Nectar Slider
Salient Portfolio
Salient Shortcodes
Salient Social
Salient Widgets
Salient WPBakery Page Builder
User Role Editor
WC Store Locator Pro
WooCommerce
WooCommerce Accepted Payment Methods
WooCommerce Cart Notices
WooCommerce Conversion Tracking
WooCommerce Google Product Feed
WooCommerce PayPal Checkout Gateway
WooCommerce PDF Invoices & Packing Slips
WooCommerce Shipment Tracking
WooCommerce Stripe Gateway
WooCommerce Subscriptions
WooDojo
WordPress Importer
Yoast SEO

Okay, nevermind, I figured everything out and want to add it here for anyone else who needs it in the future. Turns out I needed to create a Variable in Google Tag Manager for each data layer I want to gather (i.e. transactionTotal). After doing that and linking it with my Tag and Trigger, I was now able to run a test transaction and see the variable data. Thanks for this great plugin!

I got it to show transactionTotal now on the data layer in the debug pane (more on that below) but after integrating the transactionTotal into Google Tag Manager Conversion Value field, I refresh and refresh my store and make a new purchase, but when I check variables, it doesn’t show transactionTotal which leads me to believe it’s not grabbing it.

To show the transactionTotal, what I did was, I turned off (unchecked) Track Enhanced E-Commerce in the plugin settings (integration > woocomerce) and now it shows. Worth noting, I also unchecked these options:

customer data in data layer
exclude tax from revenue