Jeremiah

So far 4/4 people that have tried this fix are up and running, so we’re probably good to go. @junkfood if you have any other issues let us know, otherwise I’m marking this as resolved.

Awesome, glad to hear it guys! We’ll push a live update of both the free and pro version in the next few days. Let us know if you need anything else!

Great! Download from the link here and let me know if it works.

Hey guys! We have a version that should work with Multisite (has for 2 other customers) are you interested in giving it a try?

Hi creight. Could you login to your WordPress site, navigate to plugins -> Editor and select the WooCommerce plugin from the dropdown in the upper right corner? What is the directory of the first file in the right hand bar? It should look like: woocommerce/woocommerce.php

Hi creight,

Does the plugin still display in your menu, and could you give me a link to your site? Looks like WC 2.0.9 was made WordPress 3.6 compatible which might be the issue. We haven’t gotten around to WP 3.6 compatibility yet and it looks like 3.6 may change the way menus work a bit.

Hey guys! So I’ve been digging into how multisite menus work and it sounds like they operate a little different for everyone, depending on your use case. Are you using (or do you want to use) one unified menu across all sites? If so, there’s a plugin that may be able to help with this. I read about it here: https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/adding-a-global-menu-for-a-multisite-installation

and the plugin is found here: https://wpmututorials.com/plugins/networkwide-menu/

I’m completely unfamiliar with WP multisite, so any feedback on how your menus are currently setup and how you want them to work would be great!

Jeremiah

Hey there! I’d like to help you get rid of that error. My guess is that your woocommerce folder is named something different than the default ‘woocommerce’. Can you confirm if this is the case?

You’re very welcome, and I’m glad you enjoy the plugin. ?? I also really like the way you suggested this feature, as I hadn’t thought of simply finding a way to add an active state to the item on click. That perspective may help in sorting out how to best get this done. Be sure to let us know if you need anything!

Hello!

That isn’t a function of this plugin. The plugin isn’t assigned to an actual page in the same way that your other menu items are, so it won’t be highlighted when you click on it. We may look into changing this behavior in the future, but it’s not our top priority at this time. We’ll look into this after our next release, though!

Jeremiah

For anyone reading this post, Artisteer themes may not be compatible by default with WP 3.0+ menus, a requirement of this plugin. To fix the issue use this article as a reference: https://budstechshed.com/make-your-artisteer-menu-compatible-with-wp30/

Great, sending you a reply in a moment!

Hello!

Can you take a screenshot of your settings page and send it to [email protected] so I can take a look? As well please include a link to your site. Thanks!

Hello, glad you’ve found this!

We’re actually working on a major overhaul of this plugin. I also have been using it with fantastic results and feel like it’s a bit of a hidden gem. We’re working on improving the free version a bit more and then putting out a paid version with some pretty awesome features. I’d love to get your feedback and help you with your menu cart issue if you could email [email protected]. As well, could you include a link to your site so I can check it out?

Hey, lost track of this one, sorry about that! You could customize the code to output that menu item. I’m responding right now to your question on the 404 silent salesman plugin, so please see that for more info.