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Hello. I can do that, albeit that is contradictory to design.

That feature auto-selects the first entry, in the list of choices. Hence, even if the patron does not interact/change the selection, a proper value is still provided to your plugin upon submit.

Perhaps it’s worth mentioning your suggestion in the FAQ, as that may help avoid confusion.

Hello Takayuki. Looking forward to your follow-up. I presume my settings are proper, unless you state otherwise.

Well, it would be a good idea to disclose that fact in your FAQs.

Other than that point; agreed – the plugin works nicely.

And, by leveraging the Custom CSS value you provided, one can make the notification page look great.

Here’s the settings I used, including my CUSTOM CSS:

Page Title: Website Maintenance
Headline: Routine Maintenance is In Progress
Desc: Our website will be available shortly!
Footer Text: ? The Company 2016
Logo Width & Height: blank
Logo: [image]
Retina Logo: [image]
Background Image: [image]

Admin bar: enabled
503: enabled

Blur intensity: 25
Background blur: enabled
Login on/off: enabled

Custom CSS:
		#wrapper > .site-content > .center {
		  margin-top: 30px;
		  margin-bottom: 30px;
		  background-color: #ffffff;
		  border: 1px solid black;
		  opacity: 0.4;
		  filter: alpha(opacity=40); /* IE8 and older */
		}
		.logo, .logo-retina  {
		  padding: 25px;
		  background-color: #ffffff;
		  border: 0px solid #ffffff;
		  opacity: 0.6;
		  filter: alpha(opacity=60); /* IE8 and older */
		  -webkit-border-radius: 7px;
		  -moz-border-radius: 7px;
		  -ms-border-radius: 7px;
		  -o-border-radius: 7px;
		  border-radius: 7px;
		}
		.site-content h2.heading {
		   font-size: 45px !important;
		   font-weight: bold !important;
		}
		.site-content h3.description {
		   font-size: 28px !important;
		   font-weight: bold !important;
		}
		.company-name {
		  margin-top: 30px;
		  margin-bottom: 30px;
		  background-color: #ffffff;
		  border: 0px solid #ffffff;
		  opacity: 0.4;
		  filter: alpha(opacity=40); /* IE8 and older */
		}

Rene, before concluding this support ticket, what does “Choose dry run or download SQL file” accomplish?

I am hopeful that it will make your plugin ONLY report findings versus commit them. If so, I’d be interested in trying it out, to see what your plugin finds versus what I manually discover on my own.

Thank you, again, for your kind insight.

I’ll think I’ll first give it a go, by:

1. Backing up all files (wwwroot) – using Hosting Panel
2. Backing up the WP DB – also using Hosting Panel
3. Manually edit the WP-CONFIG.PHP file
4. Checking my .HTACCESS file is in good standing
5. Use phpMyAdmin tool to peruse the various tables and manually swap the aforementioned URLs. This tool is also available on my Hosting Panel

As a developer, I consider it much more valuable to understand what’s under-the-covers, prior to trusting any plugin .. whether it be yours, or any other listed in articles such as this.

Hello and thanks.

I do not have that option / tab, at present. Are you saying that feature is part of your “Search & Replace” plugin?

Will this approach also update wp-config.php or is that a manual effort?

Moreover, will this approach take care of WooCommerce? I am not familiar with how they store references to product images.

Hello Mike.
Unfortunately, swapping to your patched file caused issues for my site; the variable product page seems to have died in the process of rendering. It’s missing the entire bottom portion of the page now, including the dropdowns, etc.

/wwwroot/wp-content/plugins/woocommerce/includes/class-wc-product-variable.php

I’ve restored the prior version, while I await your feedback.

Site is running:
WC & WCDB 2.5.5
WP 4.4.2
PHP 5.5.8
MySQL 5.6.17

I am well pleased. That’s what I consider great teamwork.

I presume this fix will be in the next release of WooCommerce. When might that be?

[2.5] Set captions
File: includes/class-wc-product-variable.php

In the meantime, I’ve snagged your committed update from the repo and will drop it into my client site.

Thanks, Mike, for the prompt attention!

I am inspecting closely the rendered client-side code; specifically the JSON data string which resides here:

<form class="variations_form cart" method="post" enctype='multipart/form-data' data-product_id="303" data-product_variations="[...

As noted on my prior feedback, for each variation:

• image_src is GOOD,
• image_link is GOOD,
• image_title is GOOD,
• image_alt is GOOD,
• image_scrset is GOOD,

What’s interesting, and perhaps the root issue, is that CAPTION is *NOT* included in the JSON data string .. and yet that IS the value being referenced by the Lightbox .. which is where the reported issue persists.

OK – done as requested. I’ve installed and activated TwentySixteen theme and the issue persists. Latest version of WordPress and WooCommerce is also installed, at this time.

If you are able, we can discuss over PM, so that I may provide you with a URL. The URL is on a dev box and, hence, I need to retain privacy for client’s sake.

Hello. The issues still persist, on the latest version as of 29-MAR.

In the Form tab, I have:

<p>
    [text* your-name maxlength:40 placeholder default:user_display_name default:user_first_name "Your Name*"]
</p>

<p>
    [email* your-email maxlength:100 placeholder default:user_email "Email*"]
</p>

<p>
    [tel tel-828 maxlength:20 placeholder "Telephone +1 (xxx) xxx-xxxx"]
</p>

<p>Preferred Contact:<br />
    [radio radio-329 label_first use_label_element "Email:" "Telephone:"]
</p>

<p>
    [textarea* your-message x4 maxlength:250 placeholder "Message*"]
</p>

<p>How Did You Find Us:<br />
    [radio your-arrival label_first "Google/YouTube:" "LinkedIn:" "Facebook:" "Twitter:" "Other:"]
</p>

<p>Recipient:<br />
[select target-recipient "Sales/Marketing Team|[email protected]"
"Technical Support Team|[email protected]"
"Webmaster|[email protected]"
]</p>

<p>Please Verify:<br />
[recaptcha theme:light size:compact]
[submit "Send My Message"]
</p>
<p>[response]</p>
<p>Note: * entries are required.</p>

In the Mail Tab, I have:

TO: [_raw_target-recipient] <[target-recipient]>
Error is shown in red: “This field has syntax errors.”

FROM: [your-name] <[email protected]>
Error is shown in red: “This email address does not belong to the same domain as the site.”

I presume this is due to the fact that site is on a development URL whose domain name is not “MyDomain2.com” at this time. It will be, however, once live.

As mentioned earlier, the form works perfectly, despite the errors.

Thanks for the prompt reply and apologies for my delayed response.

WooCommerce and DB version: 2.5.5 with plans to upgrade to latest by EOW.
WP version: 4.4.2
Server running PHP 5.5.8

At the present time, I unfortunately do not have access to another theme, as the site is in final stage for go-live.

This particular project is using THE7 from Dream-Theme. I’ve also raised this issue with theme dev’s support team, to expedite a resolution on both ends (WC and Theme).

Are you able to reproduce this issue? Aside from having the time, the issue is rather simple to replicate: Variable product with a default Gallery Image plus one unique image and title/caption/desc per each variation.

(1) View variable product. Default image shown.
Mouse hover shows default image’s TITLE.
When clicked, lightbox shows: default image’s CAPTION.

(2) Now, using the selectors, choose a variation.

(3) Note image *correctly* changes.
Mouse hover shows variable image’s TITLE
However, when clicked, lightbox *incorrectly* shows DEFAULT image’s CAPTION instead of the variable image’s CAPTION.

Thank you kind sir for your continued insight.

Lee – despite the frustration of having to navigate thru several different, verbose, external pages of documentation, your plug-in does what it promised. For that, I am sincerely thankful. I realise that many people wish only to consume and, intentionally or inadvertently, overlook the fact that you spent time and energy designing something .. then sharing it with the WP community, hoping to bait a few sales. I can’t speak for everyone .. but there’s actually no issue with that agenda. I think if you provided current and relevant screenshots, as well as streamlined the instructions and provided the community with step-instructions for leveraging the FREE version, you might attract more sales .. in comparison to leaving people dismayed from the onset.

I also have much success with the SkyVerge “Customizer” plugin, although it does not include “SKU” at present: https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/woocommerce-customizer/screenshots/

That being said, here’s what I did to make your plugin a success for my WooCommerce project:

(1) Downloaded WooCommerce (ZIP file) to my local development PC – https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/woocommerce/

(2) Unzipped the WooCommerce ZIP file to my desktop, using free tool from https://www.7-ZIP.ORG – there’s no need to purchase WinZip or other licensed tool. This produced a single, parent folder on my desktop with all of the WooCommerce assets inside.

(3) Used the intrinsic search “Find In Files” feature of the free tool NOTEPAD++ which can be found at https://www.notepad-plus-plus.org – This is a great tool and widely used by many developers, in place of the Windows Notepad. Moreover, it works faster and more accurate than the built-in Windows Search Index which is horrible at best.

(4) Searched the WooCommerce folder and sub-folders for the string “SKU” (without quotes) and then sifted thru the results until I found _e( 'SKU:','woocommerce');, as per your instructions to look for the function _e. Note the space after the opening parenthesis, as this initially resulted in NO match, when I wrongly searched for string _e('SKU. Also, the string value I intended to replace includes a colon.

(5) Using your SAY WHAT plugin, I added an entry:
Original string: SKU:
Text Domain: woocommerce
(note this is from the 2nd argument of the _e function as shown above)
Text Context: I left this empty – did not require defining.

That was all it took. I hope this detailed feedback helps others leverage your plugin to their success.

I ended up leveraging the SAY WHAT plugin which, frankly, was not at all user-friendly and solicited this fact by attempting to coerce one into purchasing the “Pro version”. Meh.

Hoping you can incorporate this request.

Original text is defined in WooCommerce as: _e( 'SKU:','woocommerce'); Note the space after the opening parenthesis.

and was successfully swapped using the aforementioned plugin, once I supplied the “Text Domain” (which, in this case, was “woocommerce” – the 2nd argument shown above) and the “Text Context” which did not require defining.

Patron: Where can I find a cart to place my groceries?

Clerk: They’re kept right over here. Take one – they’re free.

Patron: Thanks! Wait .. huh? There’s no wheels!

Clerk: No worries; we offer that as a paid-for upgrade. You don’t really need it, though, as the free version will still hold your grocery items.

Patron: triple #facePalm