Laurendo

I have tried every option in this plugin and had no luck.

No the problem still persists and no one gives a damn. Woocommerce folks choose to ignore this issue.

Use firefox when you switch, just make sure to go to clear Browsing & download, cache, and cookies history EVERY TIME from History > Clear Recent History.

Hope that helps.

Not sure how this issue got marked solved. The problem still persists.

After the latest woocommerce update it’s not working on Chrome but still works on Firefox.

That would be very helpful. I am currently paying a monthly fee to Stamps.com just to have it as a backup for labels that WS plugin does not recognize.

I will look forward to seeing this issue resolved.

Another issue. Some addresses are unrecognizable!
After having printed nearly 1000 labels with this plugin since early 2018 I have found that the plugin does not recognize some addresses. I have created a ticket about this for Woocommerce support, but I am posting it here again in hopes of getting more attention drawn to this issue.

When creating labels very often the plugin says “the address is unrecognizable.” Most of the time all you have to do is to edit the address. For example change to street to St, road to Rd, North to N and it’s fine. However, in some cases it does not match the address at all regardless of how many possible variations you try. The strange part is when I copy those addresses in Stapms.com software they are recognized. USPS Address Lookup system also matches them.

I will look forward to seeing this issue resolved. Maybe Woocommerce Services can tap into the same database that Stamps.com uses.

Thank you for letting me know. I do see those features added. I am going to update my original review. Keep up the good work.

That’s the lousiest excuse I have heard in a while form a so-called engineer. avoid the problem as opposed to find the right solution. I see your problem solving approach!

A REAL developer took a look this and took him literally a few minutes to figure it out.

For users having the same issue, no need to take his advice. Here is your solution. I am sharing with you free of charge.

add_action( ‘switch_to_user’, ’empty_woo_cart_user_switching’ );
add_action( ‘switch_back_user’, ’empty_woo_cart_user_switching’ );
function empty_woo_cart_user_switching() {
WC()->cart->empty_cart();
}

?>

• This reply was modified 6 years, 8 months ago by Laurendo.

Thank you for the quick reply. I will make sure to turn this into a 5-star review as soon as all those features are implemented.

Here is what John Blackbourn, the author of User Switching, has to say about this

“This is a known issue with WooCommerce. Items in your cart are stored in your browser’s cookies, but they don’t get removed when you switch user. I don’t believe there’s any plan to fix the issue in WooCommerce, and there’s nothing that User Switching can do to help.”

https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/caching-issue-after-woocommerce-latest-update/#post-10022086

Any solutions or plans to resolve this?

I need to know if this is a site-compromising threat? Can I just delete the FunTest.php? Please let me know…

It looks like part of the path I sent you was missing. Here is the full path

/wp-content/plugins/post-smtp/Postman/Postman-Mail/mailgun/vendor/clue/stream-filter/tests/FunTest.php.

Any updates on this?

Please recommend how to address the threat.

sur,

/wp-content/plugins/post-smtp/Postman/Postman-Mail/mailgun/vendor/clue/stream-filter/tests