Jason

Dropping wc_download_log, then deactivate and reactivate WooCommerce plugin worked for me as well. Thanks.

Thanks Zayed, yeah, it’s not showing up for me in 3.12.0. I ended up just using the shortcode and that seems to be working fine, so I’ll just go with that.

Thanks for the great plugin!

(not sure who this pixelluan person is trying to take over our thread ??

I would probably disagree and call it a bug and a problem. It’s sending refund emails to admins with no way to turn it off, where WooCommerce doesn’t normally do this. But if the client complains more, I’m sure we’ll either fix it ourselves or hire a dev to do this. Thanks.

Thanks Etienne, since this isn’t specific to just my install, it affects everyone using PayPal with WooCommerce, I thought this would be something that would get more attention to be fixed in an upcoming version of the plugin, but I keep getting bounced around.

WooCommerce Support says to post to stack exchange and woo ideas.

WooIdeas already has it on their board and probably won’t get any attention.

Stack Exchange refused to let me post cause it’s a 3rd party plugin.

www.ads-software.com (here) suggests to go to PayPal Forums, Facebook, or Slack.

I’m just getting a bit dizzy. Since this is a WooCommerce plugin made by WooCommerce, I would expect WooCommerce support to have a response like “thank you, we’ve verified this issue, and have this in our queue for our developers to fix.”.

But instead I keep getting bounced around the internet to post everywhere. I know I can hire a developer to fix this, I have lots on my team, but where our client is just dealing with the emails for now, and it seems like this should be a probably for the devs of the plugin to fix, we didn’t feel it was our problem to need to fix.

Anyway, we can close this thread. I appreciate your time to respond. Here’s hope that the plugin will get some updates to resolve this in the future.

Looks like WooCommerce needs to modify this for everyone. I tried to bring this up to WooCommerce support and they just said “post it to WooIdeas or post on the WP stack exchange” instead of suggesting to actually fix.

Looks like others have posted this to the wooideas on this: https://ideas.woocommerce.com/forums/133476-woocommerce/suggestions/39549343-allow-users-to-turn-off-refund-emails-sent-to-the

After further investigation, I’m finding that when you refund or reverse a charge that was made via PayPal checkout, an email is sent to the site administrator saying that an order was refunded/reversed. This email is automatically sent if you have PayPal IPN enabled, which is necessary for the plugin to function 100% properly. There is code in the plugin that triggers this email to the admin, but there is no way to turn off the email in the plugin settings.

Here’s the link: https://bit.ly/31vL01N

Still an issue and not resolved. Any help would be great.

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

We’re only 3 weeks away from the January 12th date. Really need to know if there will be an update to this plugin.

I too, have this question. I received the email that they’ll be shutting down the W2C/W2L endpoints on January 12, 2018. Many of my clients rely on this plugin to integrate Gravity Forms with Sales Force. Does this affect this plugin? Will there be an update to this plugin? Let me know.

Had this same issue. Just needed to turn on the datatables checkbox. I might suggest adding that reminder to your website to not forget to turn that checkbox on. Thanks! Works great!

I too have this question. Have a clients site with over 1200 posts and each post having multiple categories assigned to it and want to bulk set the primary category. Anyone figures out a way to do this?

• This reply was modified 7 years, 9 months ago by Jason.

I know this thread is older, but I had the same issue and I contacted WooThemes support and they said that…”We limit the amount of variations we show on the front end for speed. But sometimes you need more than 36 variations, so we offer that filter to override that limitation.”

So you need to add this code below to your functions.php file and you’re good to go. Worked for me. Hope that helps others that have this same issue:

function custom_wc_ajax_variation_threshold( $qty, $product ) {
return 100;		}
add_filter( 'woocommerce_ajax_variation_threshold', 'custom_wc_ajax_variation_threshold', 100, 2 );

I too want to do this, I contacted WooThemes support and they said that it’s not possible. I was surprised that they have a parameter for everything else, but somehow missed a way to hide the bio/description. Here’s what Stuart from WooThemes support said:

There isn’t a way to accomplish this with PHP at the current time regrettably within the plugin via filters or the likes. …These could be hidden with some CSS though. …The CSS approach would be the only solution to this regrettably.

Which yes, this is easily done by adding this css code:
.team-member-text p {display: none;}

But the bio/description is still in code of the page. They really need to add the ability to hide the bio/description.

Awesome, that’d be great.

I just tried this filter in my functions.php and it didn’t work. I even re-saved my permalinks thinking it would refresh it, but it still goes to /portfolio/

This is what I have in:

/*#################### Portfolio  URL change ####################*/
add_filter('nimble_portfolio_posttype_slug','handle_nimble_portfolio_posttype_slug');
function handle_nimble_portfolio_posttype_slug(){
return 'video';
}