netstepinc

My site wasn’t working with Woo Subscriptions – variable subs either.
That parent instead of the selected variation was being added to the cart.
I disabled WC-Donations and my subscription products started to work again.
Unfortunately, I haven’t found the full picture yet because I have WooSubs active in another site with WC Donation Platform, and things appear to be working as expected. I will keep digging and see if I unearth something.

One detail: An older variable sub that wasn’t edited since before installing your plugin worked.
It does not have ‘_donable’ meta value. However, when I deleted that from my test var-sub product I still had the same problem. Select variation > add to cart > send the parent to the car instead of the child.

I’ve had to disable this plugin to get our subscription system to work.

I really appreciate your response.
That’s the odd part…there are no console errors, debug log errors or php errors.
When I change the amount, the Ajax icon spins like it’s trying to update the amount, then it just fails.
I realize it’s not your responsibility to troubleshoot my plugin conflicts.
I was just curious if it sparked a memory of a glitch you may have seen before.
Sorry to bother you. I’ll try to duplicate the error in my test site and attempt to detect the cause.

While you’re at it, please consider the ability to mark categories as active/inactive. In my previous example, after my mom’s house is built, I will mark the M-house category and sub-cats as inactive to declutter my COA and make data entry more efficient. Likewise, over time, bank accounts or credit cards come and go, and it’s nice to make them inactive to get them out of the way. All the data and reporting is unaffected, but the cats are no longer available during data entry.

• This reply was modified 10 months, 3 weeks ago by netstepinc.

Excellent. Thank you. I can’t stop using QB until that features is available. I’m looking forward to it. The level of depth depends on the situation and how detailed the user wants to be.

For example, the US tax form has “Other Expenses” and if I group those things under that category, it make figuring out taxes less of a hassle.

Other Expenses
– Office Expenses
– – Software
– – Hardware
– – Utilities
– – – Internet Service
– – – Electricity

Or in the case of my personal account I’m building a small house for my elderly mom and I want to keep track of the project expenses and budget.
M-House
– Structure
– Interior
– – Mechanical
– – Electrical
– – Finishing
– – Appliances
– Exterior

Purchased premium bundle. Cheers.

Excellent job. I have been dealing with other issues for months, but I’m finally circling back to my accounting situation. This will be very helpful!

Thank you for considering this.
I was getting to the point where I was trying to figure out how to build something like this myself. However, I barely have enough time to keep up with transaction entry with two jobs and other issues so that isn’t realistic for me any time soon.

Thread Creep: There is one other feature I believe would be cool, but I don’t expect it if it’s going to be a major hassle.
Nested accounts.
I realize there’s a 2-level parent child set up, but being able to add a third level would be cool.

Example:
Expenses
– Insurance
— Car insurance
— Home insurance
— Health Insurance

This way I can run a report of all expenses, all insurance costs or see exactly how much I’m spending on each type of insurance.

I worked around this by creating a parent of Insurance, and I was planning to build my own report to view all expenses or all income streams.

No worries if this isn’t in your plan…just throwing it out there.
Your plugin is fantastic, simple to use and efficient.

Thank you for your response.
In my experience, transactions are often 1 amount = N categories.
I like to break things down into categories to track where our money is going.
I use Quickbooks for both personal and business, but I want to get away from that forever.

Personal: Amazon order while we’re building a house: Housewares, tools, building materials.
Personal: Trip to the store: Categories might be food $50, clothing: $25 and household supplies: $40.
Personal: Paycheck: various tax deductions, spouse insurance, wages vs commissions, etc. My pay checks have about 10 line items that I sort into their categories.
Business Invoice/Income: Labor: $400, Reimbursement for material: $100.

WPERP has a decent transaction split interface, but I prefer the simplicity of your plugin.
UI: [ ] Split transactions > tick expands a panel with a “Add line” button.
Enter category, note and amount.
Add another line: Category, note, amount
The window needs to show the total of the splits vs the transaction total and not save until they are equal.

resolved

If figured it out.
IN = wfUtils::inet_pton($ip);
OUT = wfUtils::inet_ntop($block->IP)

Looks like we’re fixed. Thank you!

Thank you for your response.
I’m using PMPro v2.5.9.1.
I originally set up PMPro on our main site and queued up all the pages, but have since changed to a multi-site install.

Multisite setup.
– PMPro in main site.
– WooCommerce Subscriptions for transaction/membership management in shop child site.

No membership/level pages set up because subscriptions are promoted on WC product pages.

Thanks to your questions I noticed PMPro pages were only set up on the main site customers will not be logging into.

I added the Memberships Account page, but I believe other pages will not be relevant due to the subscriptions being managed by WC.
– Membership Cancel
– Membership Checkout
– Membership Confirmation
– Membership Invoice
– Membership Billing

Are the membership level pages necessary to clear this error?

Ste_95: You nailed it. Thank you so much!

Thank you again for trying to help me make this happen.
The column value doesn’t populate, but instead throws the “N.A.” for the empty value.

I love Lazy Blocks. This is the next step for me…to enable select a posts as a block attribute.
I haven’t messed with BlockLab yet, and would prefer to stick with LazyBlocks…because I guess I’m lazy. ??