jwiere03

Was that on GoDaddy? I got a similar message on a site hosted on GoDaddy.

There is a conflict with the theme. It seems it isn’t present with 3.2.3 but the theme has issues with 4.x. I’ll have to see if the theme works better with another plugin or if I have to troubleshoot further

After looking over this Customizing checkout fields using actions and filters it looks like there is an array called “checkout_fields” so we should be able to set a varible to the vaule of the country in the billing address. Something similar to:
$var = $checkout_fields['billing_country'];

I’m a little rusty with arrays etc… And I can’t quite get it to work.

In a case like this I usually start by changing my theme, if the problem is still present then you can either deactivate all of your plugins and renable them one by one till you find out what one is causing the issue (as Josh said) or if you have a good idea of what one is causing the issue then you might just start with that one before disabling them all.

What tracking or ecommerce plugins do you have installed?

Has there been any work done on displaying the tickets on the frontend?

What css did you use? I tried:

.visual-form-builder fieldset {
	 background-color: transparent;
	}

and that worked for me, did you try Firebug or another CSS Viewer?

It was cloned from an existing site we’ll they updated their website. When they went live with this updated version of the site it was obviously missing all of the sales from the time they duplicated it till they went live with it. But I didn’t import any of the missing orders because of precisely this type of thing.

I did set up the original site on a subdomain so we could still access this order info. I can check the original database against the cloned version, should I compare them for duplicate user id’s, order #s or anything?

Just tested it out and it works. Thanks

@kmv0774 have you or anyone else found a resolution to the 24 hour clock issue? The date and time picker seems like a great feature, however your average person has no idea what time 13+ is… You can find a time converter online or take a minute to figure it out yourself however most potential customers aren’t going to take the time to figure this out. So the time picker is basically useless if it can’t be set to a standard 12 hour clock.

I had hoped that my WordPress site was set to a 24 hour clock and that is why the plugin was doing this, however when I checked this was not the case. I have tried emailing the plugin author and am waiting to see if there is a reply. In the meantime I am looking through the plugin files to see if I can find the fix myself. So far I have yet to find anything. I will post if I find a resolution.

I deactivated it. But no change.

Here it is

Hello @hlipscomb022 I believe 2 services is the limit for the lite version.

Actually I have found that the Event Description placeholders work in the Event Summary section. So if I use “SERVICE” in this field then it displays the service name in the Google Calendar.

We ended up dropping TinyMCE Advanced and using another plugin. What do your require the TinyMCE Advanced plugin for? I can find out what plugin we used. But I believe we were only using it to set font size, so that is the only capability the alternative plugin gives you.