inspirata

Hi @moekify

I’m having issues with Paypal check out too, the gift voucher purchase process keeps looping rather than issuing a voucher by email, even though the voucher has issued in Dashboard.

Was this the issue you were also having? If so, may I ask what folder you manually added to correct the issue?

After further investigation it appears to be a timeout issue. I have increased the execution time to 5 minutes via the .htaccess file and it’s a fix for the time being, but I’ve made contact with Afterpay for a more permanent fix, because 15-20 second loading time for what is not a big site by any means is unacceptable.

@kbat82 thanks I’ll try that in the morning, getting late here now

@serafinnyc As said in my first post, I’ve disabled all plugins and added them back one by one to see which one is causing issues. I have also changed the theme.

The site works perfectly when the Afterpay plugin is disabled. As soon as it is enabled, I lose a lot of formatting, my Metaslider on the front page, and there’s an error at the bottom of the page saying “This site is experiencing technical difficulties”.

Hi Mark

No, I have no variations that allow ‘Any’.

I also cannot find that code in my source when I select a variable that should have the markup.

I am having issues with this too.

I have set up the attributes in the Products > Attributes section, to include a $20 markup on 14K Gold and Rose Gold products.

I have created all variations in the individual product page (using the automatic function, I wasn’t going to do it manually for 600+ variations!), and ‘Set regular prices’ to all the variations (my base price is $145), and saved the changes.

But when I go to test it by adding a product with 14K Gold or Rose Gold to my cart, it doesn’t add the additional $20.

This is getting rather frustrating!

• This reply was modified 5 years, 11 months ago by inspirata.

@lorro thank you for your input and the number of suggestions.

I’m sorry – after I posted this I tried changing things about, so the shop can now be seen at https://www.meggra.com.au/store.

I have gone through the steps as you suggested:

1) WooCommerce display is set as it should (Categories on shop page, Subcategories on category pages).

2) Products > Categories > all are Standard

3) I saved .htaccess as .htaccessold and resaved the Permalinks, clicked twice and saw a new .htaccess has been generated.

4) Clicked the two ‘Delete Transients’ buttons.

5) Deleted old slugs with the WooCommerce Jetpack

6) Disabled all plugins except Woocommerce

7) Changed to Storefront theme temporarily.

The only thing that worked was when I switched to the Storefront theme – the categories and subcategories displayed correctly – which appears to confirm my belief that the issue is theme-related (which annoys me as the theme is promoted as WooCommerce compatible).

Any more ideas with this new information?!

Thank you ??

I’m feeling as though it may have something to do with the theme but I can’t determine what exactly.

This was in my theme folder – so it might depend what theme you’re using. Sorry I should have mentioned that. I use Wootique.
If you use Firefox and install the plugin Firebug, you can determine the div id or class that needs to be altered. I’d imagine it would be something similar though. My understanding is that Woocommerce creates the styles on the product pages, but I could be completely wrong.

I found a solution – I added this into the custom.css file

.single-product.layout-full .images img {
width: 200px;
}

where 200px is your preferred image width.

You might want to move the product summary over too, once the image is smaller. So I then added:

.single-product.layout-full .summary { width:600px; }

Hope this helps!

Thanks candeed – Relevanssi works but I’m getting an error:
Warning: Illegal string offset ‘key’ in /home/glittert/public_html/wp-content/plugins/relevanssi/lib/search.php on line 214

Can’t find anything online about this error.

Having same issue – image size is only 142 x 200 but image posts at over 300px square!