Felix

Hi,

Thanks for your time. I’ll try and sort out these issues later.

Regards.

Hi,

My site is not live yet, but I’ve set up a test site with the problem theme for you to check.

Regards.

Ok, I’m now trying to use your plugin’s sorting option but there’s a little problem. You have 2 sorting options: “Any” and “Sort by” which are supposed to do the same. I would like you to remove the “Any” option. My use case does not allow me to display the title and having “Any” in the selection box is not informative.

Regards.

Thanks for the response.

The problem is not with the products sorting selector; it’s correct.

Therefore, it must be the javascript issue, which I don’t have the know-how to solve. I’ll then either have to live with the problem or switch to your plugin’s sorting option.

I wish there was a general (not theme-specific) javascript code which could solve the problem.

Regards.

I’m using this theme.

Echo knowledge base works with FSE (at least the header and footer), but I don’t fancy the search system of the free version. But if Basepress doesn’t offer a solution, I’ll definitely switch to Echo. I’m definitely not switching to a non-block theme.

I’m using the plugin and can’t see what you’ve complained about. Please be kind to the plugin developers and check whether you’re really using Forminator, and if not, please change or delete your review. The developers don’t deserve this.

The code has resolved the problem, thanks.
Regards.

Sorry, this is the wrong plugin

Hi,
I’m not sure exactly what you’re trying to accomplish. That info may be helpful.

With WooCommerce and wcfm, there are two things you can set up payment methods for: 1) to allow customers to pay for goods and services, and 2) to allow vendors to withdraw their earnings.

1) Customers to pay for goods and services
You need to install the payment gateways, activate in WooCommerce settings (WooCommerce>>Settings>>Payment settings) and enter any information on your site or on the payment gateway platform, as requested by the payment gateway, and they will be available for customers to checkout through. You may go to wcfm>>Settings>>Payment setting and enter any transaction fees in the “Transaction Charges” section.

2) Allow vendors to withdraw their earnings
wcfm already supports PayPal, Skrill, Bank Transfer, Cash Pay, Wirecard (Moip), Stripe and Stripe Split Pay. You should follow these instructions to add support for other payment methods. When you follow the above instructions, you will merely be creating a form to collect payment account information from vendors. You will, however, have to pay the vendors manually from your payment gateway account (except for stripe split pay which can allow vendors to receive payment directly when their goods or services are purchased. If you’re in Nigeria, Ghana or South Africa, I recommend Paystack payment gateway. wcfm is working on a plugin for Paystack similar to stripe split pay. They already have a plugin which should make the withdrawal process automatic. It didn’t work on my site, though) using the information you collected.
You may go to wcfm>>Settings>>Payment settings and enter any withdrawal fees in the “Withdrawal Charges” section. Payment methods you want to be available to vendors for withdrawal have to be selected in the “Withdrawal Payment Methods” section of wcfm>>Settings>>Payment settings

Regards.

Marking this issue as solved

If meta data filters aren’t the issue, you could try deleting the last added filter(s), saving the preset, and then re-adding the filters one by one, saving the preset each time after the new filter addition, to understand which filter causes the problem.

– This solved the problem. Thanks. Had to remove only the last added filter.

Generally speaking, 30 filters sound like a large amount

Thanks for the heads up on this one. I just upgraded to premium, and will split up my filters by category now that I can create multiple presets.

Thanks for the help.

Ok, I finally got this working. I had been using the Products Meta Data Filter and adding the attribute slug to the “Meta data name” field. Today there was an update, and after updating, I cleared browser and plugin’s products count cache, deleted the previously added attribute filters. When I went to re-add them, I found the attributes in the list of available filters, which I added and everything is working fine now. I’m not sure if the attributes appeared in the filter list only after the update or they were there all along but I didn’t notice them.

I’m very sorry for the inconvenience. I had deactivated your plugin. You can take a look now. You can see below your plugin filters that I was able to display filters for “Accepted payment methods” and “Colour” using the other plugin. It is the same thing I want to achieve with your plugin (I do prefer your plugin).

Regards.

I have used this plugin for WooCommerce products on my site and it works flawlessly. I had some issues initially but when I did my research and investigation, I discovered that other issues on my site were causing the problem, and I was able to resolve them. Also, setting “style and scrips” setting in general settings to “Always” solve a problem where the products displayed in a single column instead of a carousel. Obviously not the ideal solution but works. I’m probably still going to uninstall it anyway because I need randomization option which it doesn’t provide. Otherwise it was the best among the numerous WooCommerce product carousel plugins I researched.

• This reply was modified 4 years ago by Felix.