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Η λ?ση για να εμφαν?ζει το πεδ?ο quantity ε?ναι η εξ??:

1. Ανο?γει? το αρχε?ο /wp-content/plugins/woo-xml-feed-for-skroutzgr-bestpricegr/wooshop-skroutzxml.php
   
2. Στην γραμμ? 550 προσθ?τει? απ? κ?τω:
   $stockquantity = $prod->get_stock_quantity();
   
3. Στην γραμμ? 569 προσθ?τει? απ? κ?τω:
   ‘stockquantity’ => $stockquantity,
   
4. Στην γραμμ? 1362 προσθ?τει? απ? κ?τω:
   $product->addChild(‘quantity’, $row[‘stockquantity’]);
   
5. Στην γραμμ? 1458 προσθ?τει? απ? κ?τω:
   $product->addChild(‘quantity’, $row[‘stockquantity’]);

That’s right!!!

I changed some settings in search plugin and no there is no issues.

Thank you for your fast response and help!

Hi,

Yes of course: Here is the result page

Ignore the 3 last filters about stock. I tried to disable the plugin but nothing changed.

?χι για την ip του συγκεκριμενου πελ?τη δεν υπ?ρχει η εγγραφ? αυτ?. Υπ?ρχει μ?νο για προηγο?μενε? παραγγελ?ε? του.

Ωρα?α, οπ?τε ενημερ?νουμε την τρ?πεζα για την παραπ?νω αλλαγ?.

Σε ευχαριστ? πολ? για την ?μεση εξυπηρ?τηση και απ?ντηση!

Στο access log μπορ? να δω ?τι ?χει επιστρ?ψει με την παρακ?τω εγγραφ?:
[29/Jun/2020:20:24:22 +0000] “GET /checkout/?key=wc_order_*****&order-pay=2102 HTTP/2” 200 28725 …

Παρ?μοια εγγραφ? ?χω δει και ω? τελευτα?α απ? ?λλε? επιτυχημ?νε? πληρωμ??.

Εξηγε? την παραπ?νω συμπεριφορ?;

Hello @helgatheviking,

The previous setting for hiding menu items from frontend is working just right.
My issue is that all the menu items are not visible in the admin menu, it’s like an empty menu.

I switched to default theme and is working. So it’s theme’s bug.

Thank you for you support and fast response.

Hi @kenil802

Thank you for your answer to my ticket, and i am waiting for your update.
Do you have a date about this?

Thank you in advance.

Καλησπ?ρα,
Αντιμετωπ?ζουμε το ?διο πρ?βλημα ?χει λυθε? ;;

Hello again,

Okey, now i understand the reason that seems to be my problem. Of course i can use the IDs above, as you said.

In my case, i had this #tab-tab-custom-1 html id, and it was increasing only the last number for each custom tab. The problem was caused, by using Greek characters in the tab title. I don’t know if this plugin issue, or of the way that WooCommerce is handle’s the Greek chars.

I tried to rename them in English, and it seems to be working like the way you said.

Many thanks for your responses.

Hello and thank you very much for your fast response.

That’s exactly what i meant. The ability, to set a custom html id for the tab in the front end. For example: “size-tab” & “desing-tab”

Hello,

Nice!! Okey, i will use only the method above, because i am updating daily a lot of products through script, and i am waiting for your update for further major development.

Thank you very much for your help!!

Hello,

Thank you very much for your answer! I tried it, and seems to working. If i will have any problem, i’ll write it here.

By the way, is there any documantion with all php methods that i can use? My script is loaded from WP (actually calling wp-load.php).

Hi!

Thank you very much! That was a really fast support! ?? Nice to communicate. I hope to help you in future update or issues. ??

Hello, the problem appears when your in archive page, with pagination. When you click to another page (and ajax runs), then the images doesn’t flip.

My solution is temporary, i am sure there will be a more stable solution for this. The point in my view was to run again the javascript code when a woocommerce pagination button is click.

I uses the code bellow:
jQuery(document).ready(function($){
jQuery( ‘.woocommerce-pagination a.page-numbers’ ).live(‘click’, function(){
// console.log(“Triggered clicked”);
setTimeout(flipimage, 3500);
});

function flipimage(){
// console.log(“Runed after timeout”);
jQuery( ‘ul.products li.pif-has-gallery a:first-child’ ).hover( function() {
jQuery( this ).children( ‘.wp-post-image’ ).removeClass( ‘fadeInDown’ ).addClass( ‘animated fadeOutUp’ );
jQuery( this ).children( ‘.secondary-image’ ).removeClass( ‘fadeOutUp’ ).addClass( ‘animated fadeInDown’ );
}, function() {
jQuery( this ).children( ‘.wp-post-image’ ).removeClass( ‘fadeOutUp’ ).addClass( ‘fadeInDown’ );
jQuery( this ).children( ‘.secondary-image’ ).removeClass( ‘fadeInDown’ ).addClass( ‘fadeOutUp’ );
});
}
});

The only problem here, is that i had to set a timeout to work. If i could help with a better solution, let me know ??

Great!! Thank you very much for your support!