joelnewcomer

One final thing, I’m not sure if you can do anything to fix this or not. I noticed it scrolls down the page fine, but it won’t scroll up. Is there anything you can do to resolve this? Otherwise, I suppose we will have to disable Breaking Bad. Here’s a link: https://griffingc.wpengine.com/ and a video: https://www.loom.com/share/40f33e78c900422794575dd7584c2b9c

• This reply was modified 4 years, 8 months ago by joelnewcomer.

Ahhh! Thanks for your feedback! I thought it wasn’t working so I added my own jQuery and I think that was conflicting with the existing scrolling built into Elementor. However, I discovered an adjustment I had to make to get it to work right:

// Offset anchor scrolling to adjust for header
jQuery( function( $ ) {
	$( window ).on( 'elementor/frontend/init', function() {
		elementorFrontend.hooks.addFilter( 'frontend/handlers/menu_anchor/scroll_top_distance', function( scrollTop ) {
			return scrollTop + jQuery(window).height();
		} );
	} );
});

Awesome! Thank you @skapator!

@mochkal Unfortunately I did not find a solution other than to disable Asgaros

Excellent! Thank you for taking care of that so quickly!

Hi Alex, I’m responding on this thread because I believe I am having a similar issue, although it’s not stock related. The client is getting two new order notifications and two shipping labels are being generated which indicates to us that GreenPay is sending back two payment confirmations that trigger these. Could you please check into this for us? The client’s website is https://daisymindandbody.com/

Thank you!

Joel

@marisagrrsteyn I came up with a work-around. I am using the Advanced Excerpt plugin (https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/advanced-excerpt/) and I added this code to my functions.php file in the child theme:

// Add excerpt shortcode
function excerpt( $atts, $content ) {
return the_advanced_excerpt();
}
add_shortcode (‘excerpt’, ‘excerpt’);

Then I added that to the loop template using the shortcode widget: [excerpt] and that did the trick for me. Not elegant, but got the job done.

Thanks for checking into it. I’ll see what I can figure out.

Joel

Hi! This issue is on a massive live site and I’ve disabled every plugin that I possibly can and the issue persists. It is hosted on WP Engine so I am wondering if it has something to do with WP Engine. I had Autoptimize on the website but I disabled it and the problem still persists.

Joel

I have found that this error displays if a user accidentally subscribes twice. @gvectorssupportmember Could you possibly provide a more informative error message such as “You are already subscribed.” Thanks!

Joel

yes, that’s what I’m needing. Thank you for considering it!

Great! Thanks!

Hi Florian! I apologize for the delayed response—I’ve had a lot of projects going on. The version from GitHub does fix the issue. Thank you for your quick response to the issue!

Joel

@jg-visual Thank you for your quick response. I talked to our hosting company (WP Engine) and I believe this has to do with caching and WP-Cron. They made an internal change so that the Cron is run at intervals instead of views. I believe this is resolved. Thank you again and that you for providing a great plugin!

Joel

Hi! I had reached out to Mandrill support as well and they were able to help me solve this so I wanted to post it for anyone else who might come across this. From Mandrill support:

“Mandrill is built for 1 to 1 transactional email sending, so an individual email must be sent to each recipient shown in the To: field. You can enable the “Expose The List Of Recipients When Sending To Multiple Addresses” under Sending Defaults or use the “preserve_recipients” parameter in your API call to preserve those headers. With this option enabled, we’ll show your To recipients any Cc or To information you provide in your message. If this option is disabled, your To recipients won’t be able to see if there were any Cc or To: field recipients for your messages.”