mgason

For your information I see this when I click the about “View details” link in the WP plugins list for WooCommerce Product Feed Manager
backend view details dialog fail

Hi,
I just had a fatal error. WP actually said it was “WooCommerce Product Feed Manager WPML Support” I found this answer and took a chance on the WooCommerce –> Status –> Tools and “Delete orphaned variations” solution. It worked!
I know that orphaned variations is a user/woocommerce issue but is there a way the plugin could be coded to avoid orphaned variations causing an error?

My error however was different. I am not completely sure how variations related to it. I did nothing else but the suggested solution above and it worked. My error was

An error of type E_PARSE was caused in line 26 of the file /nas/content/live/mysite/wp-content/plugins/wp-product-feed-manager-wpml/wp-product-feed-manager-wpml.php. Error message: syntax error, unexpected ‘{‘

• This reply was modified 2 years, 10 months ago by mgason.
• This reply was modified 2 years, 10 months ago by mgason.

Reset file permissions on Cloudways worked for me. Quick and easy. Instructions here
https://support.cloudways.com/en/articles/5126387-how-can-i-reset-file-and-folder-permissions

Thanks,
I have it working now but I have another question. Instant price update means the price tries to recalculate every time a customer clicks the up or down arrows on a text/number field. If they type it does not update until they click elsewhere off the box.
Neither is very user friendly.
So I added the calculate button.
Now my product price shows zero when the page first loads.
In the Product the price is set to $12
In Uni CPO the min price is set to $12
Also for the 2 inputs a default value of 12 is set, so (12×12)/144 as the formula says should = 1 giving a price of $12
This price does not display until I click calculate though.
I need the price to show as $12 on page load as that is the minimum order allowed. 1 square foot. Product is $12 per square foot.
You can see it at the previous link

Hi,
it seems I was a bit wrong with my description, I had been messing about with it for a while. Default is all text below the image. I want the text aligned next to the image. I have posted screenshots of my setup and what I want it to be with CSS applied at element level in Chrome inspector.
basic setup
https://ibb.co/qFCy976

desired version
https://ibb.co/nPLQDNG

• This reply was modified 4 years, 4 months ago by mgason.

I just updated to 3.7 and got this same message from WordPress. I can not see any issues at the moment, back or front end. Are there any things to specifically check for. I am not using square.

Initially as I said Media Cleaner reported that my site has “115,707.04 MB of unused images” Thats 115 gigabytes. My host says my total site uses 11 gigabytes of server space. You will have to take my word for that, I don’t have a screenshot but I just copied and pasted that number for my previous post. So it is reporting my unused images are are over 10 times the megabytes of my site on the server?

I have since been deleting images. Some are in the media cleaner trash, some are not yet deleted. Media Cleaner while deleting does not show me the total size of in megabytes files it will delete. But it does show me what is in the trash. “Your trash contains 16,418.99 MB”
Even that number too is larger than my host says my entire space my site occupies on their server. They say my site is 11 gigabytes. Or 11,000 MB. Media Cleaner says just its trash folder contains 16 gigabytes with many more files to delete.
There is a screenshot here https://pasteboard.co/IkXZ31C.jpg
Screenshot of site storage use here
https://pasteboard.co/IkY6Fwl.jpg

Hi,
it is the free plugin, so not a filesystem scan. Any thoughts on image data reported being way more than my whole site?
it is a woocommerce store. A thousand products. Many with multiple images. I suspect WP has been generating unneeded image sizes on upload. I am working on that. Also many products may have been deleted over time.
Unless disabling plugins is going to make a huge difference that is not really a option on the live store site as we would have to close it down. By my reckoning we have 48 hours of deleting to do on the live site! After we test on dev.

I believe if you are in a page in the page editor you look on the right for the panel “Page attributes” Under that is “template” you should be able to select “full width, no sidebars” I think. (It has been a long time, I don’t think I made that template!)
For the blog, you would set it up on settings/reading to use a page you create that uses the no sidebar template.
If there is no template “full width, no sidebars” let me know.

Any news on this? I see the error still too

Seems this plugin is unsupported now. Maybe someone should just fork it and make this fix put it on github or something

Hi where does that jQuery code go?
Thanks

I believe the thank you page is triggered by stripe but comes from woocommerce. (I could be wrong if there is a separate Stripe thank you page?)
You make a folder plus subfolder in your child theme called ‘woocommerce/checkout’ Then you copy thankyou.php from the plugin files. You will find it in woocommerce/templates/checkout
Modify that copy in your child theme and it will load in place of the one from woocommerce

• This reply was modified 7 years, 10 months ago by mgason.

I just did all updates to plugins and wordpress and now I receive the emails.
I have WP 4.7.1
woocommerce stripe gateway plugin 3.0.7
woocommerce 2.6.13

not sure why storing the value in the variable didn’t work. I just changed it to check directly in the function and it works.
so not storing the input in the ‘$my_gift_wrap_entered’ anymore, that line is gone.
just checking in the if statement directly…
if ( get_post_meta( $order->id, “my_gift_wrap_field”, true ) ) {

complete code here
https://pasted.co/114ee5f6