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@whereskarlo did you resolve this?

Hey Cory,

Can I email you?

I’ve literally been emailing my host for over 24 hours, I think we’re all a bit confused.

Hey Cory, I have the Pro version and have been back and forth with my host for a couple of days. Is the developer version a replacement for the pro version? I’ll download it now and try to get it to work.

@cory, can the developer version be substituted for Duplicator Pro? I’ve been trying all day to install a clone and just can’t get it to work anymore. Worked fine on a VPS a few days ago, but now we’ve moved the staging server to somewhere else I and I tried today I haven’t been able to get a clone working.

Okay so I’ve finally manually uploaded an install file via FTP, and it got further, but then resulted in:

server code: 0
status: error
response: undefined

Screen Capture

Hi,

I tried adding a note in a Woocommerce order to send another email out and the source is still included with your code above.

@siteiptimo I take that back, it doesn’t work!

Okay this was a complete guess, but I think works!

Does it look right?

add_filter( 'woocommerce_email_order_meta_keys' , 'remove_hearaboutus_fields' );

function remove_hearaboutus_fields( $fields ) {
     unset($fields['wchau_source']);

     return $fields;
}

Hello,

I’m sorry but would it be possible for you to let me know exactly what to put in functions.php? I’m really not sure where to begin.

Thank you very much.

No I did it with my own theme, referring to: https://wcdocs.woothemes.com/codex/template-structure/

@cbigler I added a line to echo the title at the top of the ‘archive-product.php’ page which seemed to work, just above the header.

echo "<title>SHOP</title>";
get_header('shop'); ?>

@jitenoswal1 it was so simple, I stupidly set the WordPress Address (URL) and Site Address (URL) to different things. Make them the same under General Settings.

gaaah didn’t realise it was an archive! found the template file.

For everyone having problems with this, say you site is ‘BigYellowCats.com’ and you want to rank for ‘Big Yellow Cats’ in Google then just include ‘Big Yellow Cats’ at the start of your meta description and Google is far more likely to show the description instead of a blog post excerpt. My problem was I didn’t give the big G time to update.

Fair one. Thanks anyway ??