jadik

Gosh, that answer really does not help with the question. Could you perhaps provide some detail as to exactly HOW TO SHOW THE CUSTOMER NOTES? That would be quite helpful.

FYI: as a premium plugin user, there’s no facility for this functionality either.

Lorro… sorry, that only hides out of stock items “FROM THE CATALOG”. The OP’s question asks “How to hide out of stock items from search results?”

Apparently search results are a different breed (vs. archive listings), and “out of stock” items actually *DO* appear in the search results, even if the “Hide out of stock items from the catalog” option is selected…

Of course, you may explicitly identify these out-of-stock items as “private”, but that doesn’t prevent last-item-just-been-purchased out-of-stock to appear in the search results.

I have not found a straightforward method of preventing zero-stock items from appearing in search results, however, without this manual intervention. What am I missing?

Matt, I just spent several hours attempting to resolve what appears to be the same issue on a site we built for a client. The mentioned behavior only seems to be a problem in the Mozilla Firefox and Opera browsers (on both Mac & Windows). Chrome, Safari, IE & Edge all present the page as being secure.

To be specific, Firefox & Opera are showing the dreaded “mixed active content” & “content blocked” alert messages. (FF v46.01 on Mac 10.11.4 & Windows 10.1511, Opera v37.0.2178.43 on Mac 10.11.4 & Opera v37.0.2178.41 on 64-bit Windows 10.1511)

Please advise.

Which ticket is that, Mika?

This issue affects at least several (of my own) clients, so I’d like to keep myself in the loop.

…and thank you, thank you, for your collective efforts!

hmm… What’s the fix, now, Dominik?

Mika, it appears you are previewing a PNG file. The problem we seem to be experiencing is specific to SVG files.

I have taken two screenshots of the media library running WordPress v4.0, and using Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG) v2.3.1 (as viewed with Chrome v37 on a Mac 10.9.4.)

Please note, in the first shot, SVG thumbnails are rendering in the media library on screen.This is a shot of the media library’s list view.

In this second shot, all SVG files previous rendering in the list view, are now showing a generic placeholder icon. This is a shot of the media library’s grid view.

The problem appears to be centered on the image size, as shown on screen. I am surprised no one else has documented this behavior, yet. Is anyone present to a solution to this issue?

Any update on this? I’m experiencing as well – very frustrating. Love this plugin, but currently can’t use it.

Thanks! This was helpful… Another suggested was offered by Carlo Rizzarante to add the following, slightly modified lines to the wp-config.php file:

/* Setup a temporary folder for uploading and updating */
define( ‘WP_TEMP_DIR’, ABSPATH . ‘wp-content/tmp/’) ;

His explanation: …it’s a good idea to actually create a folder called tmp in wp-content. It’s also a good practice keeping order in the wp-content folder. That way the day you will have to backup or restore, you will know which files are temporary and not strictly necessary (probably left over of unsuccessful processes – delete!).

This was of tremendous help! Thank you for sharing the fix.

Arne, Fabulous work, as usual… The plugin is working like new again, on the Mac! Thank you for your ongoing efforts… IMHO, this continues to be the best favicon plugin available.

All the best,
Jadik

Still having the same problem… may have to look for an alternative plugin if this issue isn’t resolved soon ??

Would be a much appreciated addition to a highly useful extension. Thank you for your efforts to date!