peorthyr

yes, and that was actually my question ;D

oh, you are right. Thanks, well, it was an optional parameter, I thought it wasn’t an issue.
by the way, this has no impact on the possibility to add something different instead of the add to cart button, am I wrong?

oh, ok ??

wooh, nice plugin!!! really nice!

ehehehehe nah, they don’t know any pretty rss service of course ??

because oddly enough, most of them actually use the rss feeds in thei email clients, so they quite all know how to subscribe and how to handle it (and infact they ask for in the the homepage) but, then, the ugly page is linked and users falls there ??

that could be definitely a way… I keep searching ??

I totally understand what you say, infact I’m trying to figura out how to solve this issue, consider that clients alwasy want things that aren’t fasable in reality, like videos in newsletters, totally responsive emails, videos with interactions, pretty RSSs…

from my side, telling a client that an RSS isn’t for human consuption, is just putting a big wall between us (and of course on the future money they will spent on me), I’m curois about what we could do on that… actually I’m thinking about a javascript, with an ajax call to the rss, then take the response and try to call “something” client side, or a special link like the tel:// (that skype intercept and use)…

ideas?

mh…any workaround for those who can’t change the php version?

I have followed your suggestion, but any luck, what I’ve done so far:

disabled plugin one by one.
reinstalled wordpress (via the update page)
reinstalled the theme (overwriting the files)
anything changed, I’ll try to reinstall woocommerce as well, because after installation I had to overwrite some of the files of the theme in order to make them compliant with woocommerce.
any help or further suggestions are really apreciated.