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Awesome, thanks Jeroen

Thanks Roxy, Elementor support could not provide a solution at all either. I’m trying the Elementor community but no luck so far. I’ll keep trying. Thanks again ??

Hi Saif,

thanks for the info. I am actually using Elementor not Gutenberg to create the page template. I was hoping there was a shortcode or widget for a product review but I can’t find anything at all.

Cheers

Fabulous, thanks for the suggestion xue28, much appreciated. Unfortunately it doesn’t work (or I can’t get it to work).

My search continues for a solution.

Ok, thanks Igor. I shall try with Elementor support.

Cheers

Thanks for the reply Roxy. No, not using that premium plugin.

Using Elementor and Wocommerce’s Custom Add to Cart element (see screenshot)

Thanks ??

Thanks for the guidance, Nick. We still have not been able to get it to work following that suggestion.

We removed that filter for now and will try again at some stage (with a different theme perhaps).

Thanks again.

Cheers jaysupport, that sounds like a feasible explanation of what may be going on. Thanks for helping us understand.

We have just purchased your premium plugin so if the Email Summary scheduling feature could be added into your dev list, that would be awesome.

Thanks again.

Hi jaysupport, can I get some further clarification on the triggering of the email please.

We log into the WordPress admin on our site, open the Booking plugin but yet it still simply defaults to sending the Daily Email Summary at precisely 10.06am every day. It does not seem to matter at what time ” plugin files are loaded (either in the admin or on the front end”.

Any further guidance would be great please.

Btw, we are now on a 7 day trial of the premium version.

Thanks kindly

Thanks for clarifying jaysupport, much appreciated. This feature would be great.
Cheers

Yes it did thanks Mark. It cleaned up that table nicely. Cheers

Thanks Mark. We’ve had the plugin running since June this year. It was Version 0.9.5 when the host disabled it.

We’ll update it and then use the Dev Tools to clean the db records.

Thanks for your help. Cheers

Thanks for taking the time to offer a solution, much appreciated. Unfortunately nil of those options address the issue.

Temp redirects do not work. The .htaccess file correctly reflects the rapid tables code generation. It was working at one point but then suddenly stopped (which we cannot troubleshoot post host migration).

Remapping the domains via WP does not allow for what we have. The primary domain was originally a sub domain and the subsites were originally sub-sub domains. Client wanted primary domain not to be sub domain and subsites to only be sub domains (not sub subs). That was all changed correctly. WP won’t allow going back to mapping of sub sub domains unless the primary domain is a sub domain itself again.

So are still a little at a lose :/

And I shall consider your point re “obfuscating facts” next time around, but for this specific post I was obligated to abide by my client’s NDA requirements ??

Thanks gain.