Ed W

Any further thoughts on this, by any chance?

Yes, I installed 1.8.3

The current production site is running an old version of Joomla, anything above PHP5.3, kills that site so I’ve had to revert back to 5.3. The WordPress site is still in development and even when the PHP version was set to 5.5 (or 5.6) I still was unable to see the settings page for Business Hours Indicator. I disabled all plugins and uninstalled and re-installed Business Hours Indicator with the same results…no settings visible.

Maarten,

Apologies for the delay in response. PHP version is now 5.5. I will install the update and let you know if problem is resolved.

Ed

Versions:
WP – 4.6.1
PHP – 5.3
Theme – Divi
Plugins:
Wordfence v6.2.3
Divi Booster v2.3.3
Business Hours Indicator v1.8.1
Divi Children v2.0.9

• This reply was modified 8 years, 4 months ago by Ed W.

When I click on Settings -> Business Hours Indicator, there are no settings, options, or anything else visible other than the normal header and left menu for the WordPress admin area.

Andrew,
Thanks so much for the quick responses and help…that fixed the problem and the site is back to functioning properly.

I received the following error:
Parse error: syntax error, unexpected ‘[‘ in …/wp-content/plugins/business-hours-indicator/includes/class-bhi-hourshelper.php on line 74

I found the field to enter the API key.

The XAMPP method didn’t seem to want to work, not even a partial import though I can only assume that it’s due to some configuration error on my end.

Client lost patience and I just manually entered the inventory items. This isn’t a large enough project for me to spend this much un-billable time on so I’m going to have to table this for now.

Thanks for the effort,

Ed

Still no response, I’m guessing your spam filters don’t like any of my addresses.

I’m going to try an XAMPP install and import into a local WP installation and then make my selection in MySQL from there, or I’m going to spend the weekend manually adding the items to woo. :/

I have been using my gmail address but will try again. I’ve tried sending directly, and from the contact form on the site, as well as the contact section of the plugin itself.

Fingers crossed…sending again.

Ed

**Sent

I never received a response to that email and was just wondering if you might share that solution you mentioned in your last post.

Thanks,

Ed

Email sent. Thanks.

I don’t know if I should start a new thread or not but I’m also wondering if there’s a way to choose categories for import. My Square inventory is apparently too large and running the import causes errors with the number of queries per hour I’m allowed with my host, I thought if I could import a single category at a time it might alleviate this.

I’m also not seeing the photos but I’m not sure if that’s a result of the above mentioned errors or an issue with the importer.

Thanks!