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Hi,

Thanks for the info, keep up the good work!

Regards,

Hi,

The checkout is fine and displays the taxes right (tax for France, no tax abroad).

But before checkout, the store displays the prices without tax. I would like the French tax to be always added to the prices displayed before checkout.

I thought the ? Set base country for your eCommerce ? = France would apply the French tax to all the prices in the store before checkout.
Then ? Tax based on ? = Shipping Address would calculate the tax at checkout.
But it doesn’t seem to work that way.

Best regards,

Thanks for the tips and link!

You can edit the tcp-single-product.php file to display custom fields content.
Copy it from the themes-templates folder found in the thecartpress plug-in folder to your site’s theme folder, then edit that version.

Use code similar to the following to display a custom field content, replacing keyOfCustomField with the actual key of your field :

if (get_post_meta( get_the_ID() , ‘keyOfCustomField’, true )){
echo get_post_meta( get_the_ID() , ‘keyOfCustomField’, true );
}

As for the stock, check the page https://thecartpress.com/docs/developer-docs/api-template-tags/function-tcp-get-the-stock/ and use that function.

Thank you very much!

My site is not live yet so I’ll wait for the update.

Best regards

I got this problem: the editor window text is white on white.

I’ve deactivated all plugins except mqTranslate, the problem persists.

When I load the post edition page, I see these errors in the browser console:
TypeError: a.widget is not a function in load-scripts.php:843
TypeError: e is undefined in load-scripts.php:841

I think mqTranslate might be based on an old version of jquery and is calling a deprecated function.

I found a temporary fix online, adding this line to my wp-config.php seems to allow content editing.
define(‘CONCATENATE_SCRIPTS’,false);

I hope the mqTranslate team can solve this.

Hi,

Thanks for working on that. Unfortunately it shows even with WP_DEBUG mode set to false.

Best regards

Hi Inigo,

There’s no way I can make it work without using search because I have hundreds of images (images are duplicated by CSV import for each product variation) and I can’t browse through all of them.
Is there a way I can use php to attach an image to a category ?

Thanks Inigo,

The way I found around the bug was that I shouldn’t do a search for an image, but find it using the pagination. Then the “Assign to term?? button is visible.
The bug is present both for Posts categories and TheCartPress categories, so I’ll be filing a bug report for wordpress.

Best regards,

Sophie

Thanks oldlastman, it works perfectly!