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This plugin was in conflict with another wp plugin ‘ACF – Repeater Field Tabs’. I removed the tabs plugin over a week ago due to issues and didnt think to try this one again. I just re-installed this plugin again and its working fine now.

Cheers for this handy plugin, I will be using this frequently now that I know it works. Sorry for the hassle.

I agree that its a hosting issue and not the fault of the plugin, I just wonder if anyone has had success fixing the hosting issue that causes this to happen.

The website is question is not using a CDN nor is it on a cloud host. Its just a standard shared host from a cheap hosting provider.

turns out the host was running an old version of php. updating php on the host fixed this. I’m running into new issues now that I suspect are also related to hosting issues.

I found the source of the issue, turned out to be a pretty huge plugin conflict.

I initially had an issue with wordpress being installed in a subfolder, but I was able to fix that by tweaking of the root .htaccess file. The problem however was a direct conflict with the CPT UI plugin.

For whatever reason they no longer play nice, deactivating it fixed my issue.

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I’m glad too haha, thanks for going to the effort of checking it out, much appreciated @royho.

I finally found the source of the issue and have since fixed the problem. I was on my way home from work when you replied royho.

After all my that above /\ the problem ended up being related to cookie data, more specifically it was a .htaccess problem. I recently replaced wordpress and moved it into a subfolder so I could seperate all the residual crap that sitting in the root. As it was a fresh install and not a migration I didn’t realise there was an additional .htaccess file in the subfolder (stupid me). So woocommerce has been writing cookies under the rewrite conditions set in the subfolder .htaccess file but the browser was trying to read cookies relative to the root .htaccess file.

Once I realised that after 2 full days of troubleshooting, it was a 30 second fix. Hopefully my mistake and troubleshooting will help someone else save 2 days of their life haha. But hey, I learnt a lot so I’m taking that as a positive.

I just removed all products from my test server and truncated the commentmeta table. I then set up some simple products and found that I am able to add simple products from the /shop or /shop/category pages but am still not able to add to cart from the product single page.

I got the same results when I tested the above on the 2015 and 2013 themes with all plugins but woo disabled. Now I’m really confused as my problem suggests a possible jquery or js conflict, but I have no console errors and you would think switching themes would also rule that out. Again, I’m open to any suggestions.

Thanks for the suggestion Mike, I didn’t expect php.ini to be the issue as the dummy site worked fine. I tried it anyway, set up a new folder in the root with correct ownership and permissions and changed the session path to that location. Alas, nothing changed.

At this point I’m suspecting commentmeta table data may be the source of my issue. woocommerce uses that table and Im suspecting it may use it for session data. That table was severely bloated so I recently cleaned it out and optimised it. It’s the only remaining component that I think may be the cause for this issue. I am happy to take suggestions if anyone has any.

I also did a fresh installation of wordpress and woocommerce to see if my problem persisted and it didn’t. I set up wordpress/woo in a sub folder with a new database using the 2015 theme so I could test a dummy product, the add to cart function worked properly.

So I can rule out hosting issues and can only assume I have an issue with my database? anyone have a remedy for an issue like this?

hey Devin,

Thanks for the reply, I’m fine to add some custom scripts to get this working, can you point me in the right direction?

More specifically: how do I set map options once the map object has been created by the plugin? If I initialised the map myself I would be able to achieve this no worries, what I don’t know how to do is tap into an existing map object. Will be great if you could teach me how to do that.

this is a bigger issue if you use acf to create dynamic layouts instead of using the_content(). really really annoying.

I am experiencing a similar issue to this, my visual editor has no scroll bar nor scroll functionality and in distraction free mode the entire screen goes blank. Does any know if our problems are related?

im running wordpress 4.0 and tinymce advanced 4.1.1.