joelwarren

Resolved now with a direct edit on the sitemeta table for the site_admins serialised array to remove the ghost user reference. I’m sure I tried this previously but it has worked this time.

Hi Gaelyne, sorry to hear about your husband.

I’m a developer and have recommended this plugin a few times in the past as it meets a need that not many others can. Would love to see it continued.

Feel free to reach out if you need help.

Cheers,
Joel

Ok yep the issue was I didn’t click save settings before clicking the email buttons.

Sorry good point, version running behind (at clients) request. Will update locally this week and recheck. Versions: WP4.6.6 & WC2.6.8 & Woocommerce Email Test: 2.0

I see +50 orders in the normal order ID select box.
I see ~50 subscription ID’s in the subscriptions select box.

Cheers,
Joel

I have the same issue – just purchased the premium version to test subscription emails. I have it on a production site with 100s of subscriptions which when tried to test an email showed the “Please create a test subscription first to test the emails” message. I created a test subscription just incase that would work and I get the same message.

Can you provide more instructions?

Another quick note, I needed to wrap the $product->get_variation_attributes() with a is_object check otherwise the admin product edit screen would fatal making product attributes uneditable.

Hi Earthdog,

No worries. Entering PHP into pages directly is not a great idea.

Generally what you’re trying to achieve is done via the theme files (but depends how the them you are using is setup).

Another option that sounds like it might be a good option, is you could write a simple shortcode function, place it in your themes function.php and use that shortcode in the page’s editor.

Reference: https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Function_Reference/add_shortcode

Cheers,
Joel

Hi Earthdog,

The example code you have is to be placed in a theme file. If you’re not comfortable with editing theme files it’s probably bes to go back to the theme author and ask if there is a way to do what you need.

If you need to edit the theme files, it’s a good idea to create a child theme and do your changes there so you don’t break the updates for the theme.

Child themes: https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Child_Themes

Cheers,
Joel

Hi Amaclean23,

The theme is setup to change the opacity of this image, so that’s where things are going wrong. If you need to change this you’ll need to change the css for the site.

The plugin jetpack has a module that will let you edit css or you can edit the style.css in the theme directory.

The css you need is:
.page-cover__background { opacity: 1; }

Thanks khw, I find it’s best to backup and delete the existing /wp-admin and /wp-include folders before copying the new files in. This means that if there were any extra compromised files there, you will get rid of them.

Champion, thanks mate

I came across this too in the backend of the website where this plugin is not needed.

I pulled the is_admin && pagenow part out of that if statement and created a simple if (is_admin()) return statement above this.

Sorry to not provide an example, I’m away from the computer right now.

Ah that’s it!

You’re missing a bit of code in that template.
Add in <?php get_footer(); ?> as the last line and that will solve everything.

Ok, that’s right what you’ve done – odd that there are no errors showing.

The code on your homepage is definitely breaking after the amazon iframe. How have you included this iframe, did you put the code in or use a plugin?

After you have set wp_debug to true, errors will display in place on your website. So if you visited your homepage, I’d imagine there would be an error displaying in the middle of the page, that should give you can idea of where the error is happening.

wp+debug_log will produce a debug.log file in /wp-content/ for the site.

If you can post the error here that would get us going again.