Koen Schuit

Hi Christian,

Thanks for your reply. I took al look at that webpage already but no solution works. Tried everything so far, even changed the slug but it won’t show. Other pages besides the homepage are fine. I also tried the twentytwenty theme without plugins so I’m out of ideas ??

That’s different from my problem.
I get this error:

Parse error: syntax error, unexpected ‘[‘, expecting ‘)’ in XXXXX/wp-content/plugins/cookiebot/addons/cookiebot-addons-init.php on line 113

Can you tell us how this was resolved?

Hi,

Sorry for my late response but this is a feature that I never got around to make.
I don’t know of any other plugins that might have this feature so you would have to look.

Kind regards, Koen

You probably sent the wrong link. If you still have this issue please send me the right link.

Hi Amanddy,

I am sorry for my late response but I don’t have anything to do with the Nextgen Gallery or Nextgen Download plugin, so you have to address your question to either of them.

Hope you found a solution by now!

Kind regards, Koen

Hoi Olaf,

Helaas heb ik nog steeds geen goede oplossing kunnen bedenken.
Het heeft te maken met de wijze waarop elk thema anders omgaat met de zoekfunctie waardoor bij de meeste thema’s een aantal dingen omvallen zodra er een aparte zoekfunctie wordt toegevoegd.

Ik heb er nog geen punt achter gezet maar helaas kan ik je op dit moment niet helpen.

I’m having almost the same problem.

I have 3 different attributes setup in Products > Attributes (charm, color, bracelet) which add up to about 30 variations. If I go to the website while Woocommerce 2.4.6 is active it’s not showing me a price when I select 3 options (charm + color + bracelet) but if I go back to 2.3.7 it’s working like a charm.

To get this to work you need to create files with the following names:

rpgiftcards-xx_XX.po
rpgiftcards-xx_XX.mo

Where xx_XX of course is the country code

Did anyone find this out already? Happened to me in the last half year or so.

Just to let everyone know I didn’t forget the request for frontend search, I just didn’t have time to get to it yet. I will try to take a look later this month.

Keep you posted!

Ah, I see… That would be possible I guess, but i’m wondering if the extra work will make one click less pay off. But i’ll keep it in mind!

Hi Kevin,

I don’t really understand what you mean.
Could you explain it a bit more?

Hi Bart, glad you like it!

Someone asked this question before and I don’t know if there is one.
I will see if I have some time left to make this work in the next version.

Hi Shaady4,

Of course this would be possible but that’s not what this plugin is used for. If you have a lot of galleries on your website and the end user must be able to search within these galleries it will be a whole different story.

Let me know if you mean something else.