pathosmusic

With all plugins deactivated, and using 2021 Theme the behavior is the same. AJAX results are redirecting to the single post page instead of search results page.

All the sites are hosted with the same hosting provider. There is no reason some would update and others wouldn’t. They are all set up the same way, manual installation with no automatic wordpress installers or managed wordpress services.

Thanks for the response!

I wasn’t 100% clear before. We want the IP and Timestamp but only to save as an audit trail, it doesnt need to appear on the PDF of the contract. I just want to make sure I can somehow get the PDF to be created, sent to the recipient’s email and also show a PDF in their account section on our site. I see you can display them with shortcodes as a post but I don’t want one user to see all the contracts, just ones that pertain to them.

https://creatoraudio.com/shop/

If you click on that page, or refresh it and click just to the right of the WOOF filters, you will see the bottom dropdown “Filter by tags” has a prefilled value, then a second click will clear it.

If you see the screen recording I did you can see it doesnt behave this way for any other dropdown, just the bottom one.

https://cl.ly/a7c8d03a8872

Hi,

I get that a user can turn this off, but why is it behaving like this for only one filter dropdown field, the same one everytime… and its the last one in the list.

Thanks JNashHawkins,

My original code was correct:
define( 'UPLOADS', 'wp-content/media' );

but thanks to your link, I found I was putting it AFTER and not BEFORE this line

/** Sets up WordPress vars and included files. */
require_once(ABSPATH . 'wp-settings.php');

Seems to be working now!

Hey Jamie,

I know it’s not a huge issue so thanks for looking at it! I tried to remove the “Sold By Separator” in the options panel and just put “Sold By:” with the : in the Sold By Label field to get around it, but then in the cart it shows as Sold By::Vendor Name.

Thanks again!

Phew ok thanks! I was going crazy trying to troubleshoot this! I’ll just manually send an email for new vendor applications in the meantime.

Hi Phillip,

Thanks again for the response. I think whats happening is the Woocommerce downloadable files is making the audio file non-accessible for security reasons so no unauthorized downloads can happen until purchase.

ok ill set up a ticket there.

It must be something with my theme, but it still shows. I can explain it better if I can give you access to the site?

Will it cost anything to look into this more on your website? It asks me to put in an email for payment.

Also I did have that option enabled and it works, but it loads it on the front page as well in a “recent products” section from woocommerce Visual Composer block element.

Somehow I just want it to be on the single product page only.

Hi Phillip,

Thanks for your response! Unfortunately those plugins I tried already and they don’t behave the way I need them to. They require a file to be input into the player manually.

I have users submitting their products through WC Vendors plugin, and they can attach multiple files for download, one of which is a .zip containing all the products files, and another which is an .mp3 with an audio watermark to prevent distribution of the sample media.

The PHP I provided is in the WordPress documentation on how to implement the built in WordPress Audio player, but the src is not finding the .mp3 file correctly.

Any other ideas would be greatly appreciated.

No need for apologies! Thanks for the replies! This code is also not working. Even if I manually add the product ID for one that I know, the audio player doesn’t show. Is it a problem with the way I am implementing the shortcode in my php template?

If I use the wordpress built in audio shortcode, I use this code:

$ca_audio = $product->get_id();

$_product = wc_get_product( $ca_audio );
$downloads = $product->get_files();

foreach( $downloads as $key => $each_download ) {
  	
	if ( strpos( $each_download["file"] , '.mp3') !== false) {
	    $attr = array(
			'src'      => $each_download["file"],
			'loop'     => '',
			'autoplay' => '',
			'preload'  => 'none'
		);
		echo wp_audio_shortcode( $attr );
		break;
	}
}

and it shows the wordpress player, just won’t play the audio.

Should your shortcode be called another way in the php file? It doesn’t seem to be showing at all with any variation of the code you gave me. Does there need to be any special options enabled in the plugin for the shortcode to show?

<?php print do_shortcode('[wcmp-playlist products_ids="'+get_the_ID()+'"]'); ?>

This code you gave me is pulling the ID but not displaying a player, it just outputs the ID as a number on the webpage.

So what I am doing is having users upload audio “products” they want to sell in a .zip file, but also requiring them to provide an .mp3 file that is watermarked using an audio watermark file I provide them. So I’m not too worried about the mp3 getting downloaded since its watermarked and a preview. The .zip file should never be compromised with your plugin right? Because its only looking for audio files?