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Sorry, you are right. I’m using WP Booking Calendar.

Thanks a lot!

Just installed your new release.

Thank you so much, Gaby

Hi @saravanan,

this is not what I asked for. I do not want the the checkbox for subscription during registration selected by default. But: once the user has checked this option and the page has to be reloaded (due to an error in another field) his choice should be remembered, Unfortunately it is not and the checkbox is empty again! So users who intended to subscribe and do not remark the unchecked option will get lost.

I could solve the problem in the meantime.

Thank you. Yes I have Mailpoet plugin installed, which obviously changed the default WordPress sender. I have to look there for further help.

Sorry, there must be some misunderstanding. I know how to add a receiver mail for notifications. But I want to change the sender address. For some very strange reasons the sender of the notifications in my site is not the administrator, but the email address used for sending newsletters.

Hi Kim,

thanks to you quick response and the reference to the extensions. In fact “Cookie Notice Blocker 1.7” caused the problem. After deactivating it, the triggers menu stays in the panel.

In case you’re still interested how it looked: you’ll find the video here.

Thanks, Gaby

Sorry the screenshot was removed – here it is: https://docskills.de/wp-content/uploads/Snag_931ecbc.png

So sorry, I did not see your answer until today, because I wasn’t notified although I selected the option.

Please find here a screenshot describing my question:

On the left you see the widget in the backend (classic widgets). The 2 screenshots on the right show the frontend. There are categories as e.g. “Chirurgie” which have subcategories, But this is not indicated unless you click on this category. I’d like to have any sign, e.g. a plus-sign to show the users that there are subcategories. You can find the example above on https://docskills.de, e.g. https://docskills.de/kategorie/allgemeinmedizin/

Thank you.

Sorry, but if wp_next_scheduled returns false, how can the event be scheduled at all? Do I miss something?

I definitely deleted the event in functions.php with

function remove_wc_admin_unsnooze_cron() {
wp_clear_scheduled_hook( 'wc_admin_unsnooze_admin_notes' );}
add_action( 'init', 'remove_wc_admin_unsnooze_cron' );

I checked this with

$timestamp = wp_next_scheduled( 'wc_admin_unsnooze_admin_notes' );

and this returns false, so the event has not been rescheduled.

When I try to delete it – again – with WP Crontrol, I get the message “The cron event wc_admin_unsnooze_admin_notes could not be found”.

But it is still listed unter WP Crontrol Events with Action “None”.

Hi @tristan083,

thanks for your quick response. I do not have a multi-language site, the website’s language is German. I changed the admins language to German as well, but still the slug “events” is translated to “veranstaltungen”. The slug “event” is not translated. So

– all events are found on <domainname>/events
– switching to list view is shown on <domainname>/veranstaltungen/liste
– and a single event is shown on <domainname>/event/<eventname>

If I use the german slugs, there is no translation of course, but I can’t do so on an older website for compatibility reasons.

Is there any filter to prevent the rewriting of the slug “events”?

Thanks, Gaby

Yes, thank you very much. I saw it and already installed the new release, but forgot to update this thread.

For the Woocommerce problem with not updating the number of products in the cart, I meanwhile found the solution in another ticket.

But still widgets in a html footer are cached and not updated. Though these widgets are not going to be changed very often the workaround of disabling and re-enabling the plugin could do the job for me. Any hint how to solve this in a better way will be very much appreciated.