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  • I am wondering the same. Which plugin are you guys using? I use Loco. I am going to test it by moving all these files to a different folder to see what happens before I delete it.

    @ehong33234 I hope you are familiar with WooCommerce? You know, the e-commerce plugin which transforms the website in a webshop and thus is no longer a blog.

    It works! I now have e-mail address in the customers “my account” page, instead of the bit that came before the @ sign!

    I was still puzzled of how to do this so this is very much appreciated!!

    edit: I checked the e-mail after signup too: this also indicates the e-mail address of the customer as the “username”. Perfect!

    • This reply was modified 4 years, 7 months ago by mzitnamor.
    Thread Starter mzitnamor

    (@mzitnamor)

    I have found the actual error.

    I run Loco translate as my translation plugin. I digged in and it showed me that the original default language file is messed up for this specific date and time stamp. Output can be found under “orders” “order updates”.

    Wrongfully, it was translated by default to some random words. In combination with the date_i18n function, those words output to “random” numbers etc and do not give the proper date and time. Just to be clear, Loco translate was not the guilty plugin. The translation file is incorrect.

    I override the format by delivering a replacing string of correctly formatted date and time. Now it works.

    Maybe I should report the error that exists in the Turkish language pack.

    • This reply was modified 4 years, 7 months ago by mzitnamor.
    Thread Starter mzitnamor

    (@mzitnamor)

    I managed to find the used function on the wordpress site and found out that the

    h in h:ia part is not correct! It should be g

    But not I am stuck with date and time output that does not follow the correct format as setup in the backend:

    Pazar 5th of Nisan 2020, 8:14pm

    Thread Starter mzitnamor

    (@mzitnamor)

    The problem has been solved.

    After messaging back and forth (a lot) with my hosting provider, they decided to move the website to a different server. After which I have not been able to bring back the error, thus initial assesment is giving me enough confidence that the issue has been solved.

    Thank you for the help, I hope the next person who gets this error and is desperate will try the same problem solving.

    Thread Starter mzitnamor

    (@mzitnamor)

    Important information that I forgot to share: The error disappears if I wait long enough (like 10-15 minutes). I think this is weird too.

    Thread Starter mzitnamor

    (@mzitnamor)

    Dear Nash, I had the problem a while ago with 7.3 as well. Then I tried to update to the newest 7.4 as WordPress is/was also switching anyway.

    Thus, switching back to 7.3 never solved the problem for me unfortunately.

    Thread Starter mzitnamor

    (@mzitnamor)

    Problem still occurs with:

    Coming Soon Page & Maintenance Mode
    Contact Form 7
    Loco Translate
    Woo Discount Rules
    WP Fastest Cache
    WP Mail SMTP

    plugins deactivated.

    Joey,

    I tried your code snippet but I get an error that the name field can not be left empty (even though the only field in view on page is “e-mail address”).

    Is the code perhaps outdated or am I doing something wrong?

    note:
    I really do not want any username involvement just like OP. Strictly email address as login element.

    edit:
    -I just tried to cancel the option in woocommerce to automatically create username from name, surname or e-mail address.
    -This adds back the field “user name”
    -I then tried to fill it with random user name, result: no success
    -I then tried to fill it with an e-mail address, result: succesfully creation of account
    -But now I have 2 fields:
    1. Username
    2. e-mail address

    The purpose was to get rid of the username part (now it is even more confusing to the customer.

    • This reply was modified 4 years, 10 months ago by mzitnamor.
    • This reply was modified 4 years, 10 months ago by mzitnamor.
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