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I did see an error, which suggested reducing the Max Page Size, which I did under Settings, re-starting again, and staying closer to the progress bar this time…

I would think that no matter what happens, each run might have at least a start time, and the search and replace phrases, and some summary of what happened, even “ran out of memory after 120 tables”…to not ask for full logging of every table reviewed, as a place to start.

Sorry, it’s been too long, and I don’t remember who did this.

I checked my dev site and I don’t have any Code Snippets with date or modified which seem relevant to this.

As of today, in version 1.7.6, there is a changlog in the readme within the plugin zip file.

Not that there aren’t a lot of reasons to beat on these guys….but this is not one of them.

FluentSMTP, etc. work at a lower level than plugins. They take over all emails sent from the site, so yes, I just tested it.

Depending what you mean…If you look at the Roadmap or the Integrations in the plugin, a few integration plugins like Uncanny Automator are, um, integrated, so you should be able to write, maybe read objects to FluentCRM that way.

Thanks! Closing.

Thanks, Matt, as always.

This may have been my error. I have to put an order: -1 on the address selector field’s div in each of the shipping and billing blocks to get it to float to the top, and I may have missed that – without that CSS, it looks like the address selection function is not available where I expect to see it.

Anyway, Fluid Checkout also seemed to break my Address Autocomplete plugin (conveniently enough, they do sell addons for these two features).

I switched to a different single page checkout plugin, and both features worked right away.

Your plugin does indeed seem highly compatible Woocommerce standard checkout and with other open and compatible plugins. Well done.

Thanks. I was unclear…I was wondering whether this plugin could provide information on the multisite compatibility of the plugins on the site, not just compatiblity with the current version of WordPress in a single site setup.

@timbhowe, any word on this extremely valuable feature?

If you could give some clues, some of my lesser devs may be able to help with this.

Me too! This is on a site created on zipwp, so not sure if that is an issue, but simplest thing ever, I add 100 as the extra fee, and it never shows up.

I ultimately settled on the WP Sunshine one – I am going more modular and less monolithic. There are some plugins that try to do distance rate shipping, delivery timeslots, and autocomplete, and that seems like a lot.

As Matt said, the authors here went for Woo address field compatibility, so when you activate the presets for Woocommerce Checkout and Woocommerce My Account, it “just works”…which is what we want.

Right, I thought that might be the case, but when I change the field label on Email Address in Loco Translate for Woocommerce, I don’t see the change on my checkout form…so had to ask.

I did the update, but still do not see updates being saved in the Data section, and the form behavior is still as it was.

Even defining the start field as part of the data population, a clue found in the screenshot for the paid version on the website does not work.

I fixed my user error…for each CSS Selector, I used Select Data to associate that to the part of the Address data it should get, and saved with no error in the console, using the Short variations, then again using the Long variations, but neither works, the same behavior persists, the found address goes into address 1 in its entirety.