pdr

any update on this? PSD2 become law in europe in 3 weeks time so 3D secure will be required.
I finally have got my magento site working and I have kind of got the woocommerce site working using the official plugin but problem is it doesnt display the 3D secure authentication in a iframe / window but does a complete redirect therefore leaving the site which is both really bad UX and also against 3D Secure guidelines so Im not happy in sending it live. Im looking to see if there is another solution but still cant find one. Cant believe this is taking the better part of a year to try to sort out. Currently looking like I will have to try to port over the magento code to extend the official woocommerce plugin to try to get that working in a frame myself which will take me some time to work out.

Im referring to code in the free version

Im not looking for support but giving you a heads up about an error in your code that you should probably fix

I have yoast premium and the woocommerce extension for it – it does not have the “Add custom fields to page analysis” field in the Products type with both these enabled.

Hi
Thanks for the reply.
I just checked the guide you linked too and whilst that works for post, page and in fact all my other custom post types it does not have the “Add custom fields to page analysis” field in the Products type. How can I do this for products?

It is all a mess to be honest.
I have been trying to implement this on both a woocommerce site and a magento site since December but neither work.
I have contacted Cardinal Commerce support and to be fair they have been working with me and keep in touch but things still are not working. They have told me they are working on updated plugins/fixes to get things working and last week told me an update was about to be available. I will be replying back to them today to share the results of some testing I have been doing (I managed to get 1 transaction passed with 3d secure today then all subsequent ones would fail).
The fact there is now just 3.5 months before cut off date though I can see this being a huge problem for many people seeing that currently it does not work (or at least for many as far as I can see) for woocommerce and magento (no idea if the same on other platforms) and there is just one 3 d secure processor Cardinal Commerce therefore no alternative solutions to try. It isnt like Paypal can move the deadline date either as this is required by law.

Apart from disabling verbose error reporting which should work for most , and the filter peterfabien1000 provides you can simply search for the occurrence of “get_woocommerce_term_meta” in all the files and replace it with “get_term_meta” and it should work fine , though of course make backups of any files that you change and test first on test server if you can.
E.g. on linux run : grep -rl “get_woocommerce_term_meta” ./ from the wp-content directory then you shoudl get a list of all files that you need to change (dont change wc-deprecated-functions.php file though).
Note that unless plugin authors dont update any files that contain this then an update could return the error.

I have the same issue and the only warning (not an error but warning) I see in dev tools is “[Deprecation] Synchronous XMLHttpRequest on the main thread is deprecated because of its detrimental effects to the end user’s experience”

Seems that ppom_update_option_prices() is not being called but I cant work out why.

The selected option price is applied when added to cart just not updating the price on the product page when selected.

• This reply was modified 5 years, 7 months ago by pdr.

actually ive worked it out now – wasnt to do with the add-to-cart template

if you have not already implemented a solution that enables a logging trail of some sort then as far as I am aware then then I don’t think you can do this by default in WC (I could be wrong though).
For example THIS POST that might be useful states that you cant but it is an old post.

On a less technical note though , I would question that even if you did as that link suggests and you store the acceptance by your customer in the DB it still would be on shaky ground legally to be considered as actual proof.
I have a lot of experience dealing with Paypal chargeback claims I usually just say that the customer agreed to our terms and conditions when booking as this is compulsory and attach a copy of them. Additionally though, our order emails also include a PDF copy of the Ts and Cs along with a statement in the email reminding them. If it is a paypal chargeback then you stand a better chance but if it is a credit card chargeback it is out of paypals hands and the results are very much hit and miss depending on which bank is the card issuer.

I think maybe woocommerce-personalized-product-option plugin might do what your looking for. Check out the free version first but if that doesnt the pro version has alot more flexibility.

that helped thanks and with a bit fiddling I got it working. Basically I didnt have stock management turned on at the WC top level (because I dont want to use it – want everything in stock) so I turned it on which enabled me to set the manage stock setting at product level to all products to no and then the stock status could be set to in stock. I then turned off the manage stock setting at WC top level and everything remains ok.

I worked the disabling the days part out :

added a custom field for admin in the input using numbers 0 to 6 and published that as a hidden field on the page
created a function and used jquery to pull the hidden field data into an array and used a for loop to go through the array changing all but the last one to
daysarray[i] = "day != "+daysarray[i]+" && "; and the last array entry the same without the &&
then I returned daysarray.join(“”) as a string using eval

For the disabledDates part i do the same with a hidden field but then just use tha hidden field value as it needs less formatting and then in ppom.inputs.js in the case:date section that formats the datepicker I use the following return statement

return disabledDates.indexOf(string) != -1 ? [false] : disabledDays;

I think it might be a good idea to consider adding the above functionality into the pro version at some point – im sure you can come up with a better, cleaner way than me of course! I just posted the info incase it helps someone else.

I will work on the open calendar display today using your tips – a brief look at it and it looks like I can work out it.
Thanks

Thanks for getting back to me. Thats a pity , I will have to implement the calendar myself instead I think as it is something I really require. I have purchase PPOM pro already but I will need its functions for other things im doing anyway so its not going to waste – great plugin btw!.

Yes , I have worked out the disabling dates parts and I have JS pulling a list of dates input into a custom field that is set to be a hidden field on the page and that is working fine. The one thing Im yet to work out is how to have a separate field that has a list of days that will always be disabled (Like say Mondays and Thursday always disabled) and have that working in addition to the individual dates. Ive not spent too long on that yet but if you have any ideas / pointers that would help it would be great.

also – how to change the calendar so that I can disable certain days / dates?

the following code works for a standard usage of jqueryui calendar :
var disabledDates = [“2018-11-28″,”2018-11-14″,”2018-11-21”]

$(‘input’).datepicker({
beforeShowDay: function(date){
var string = jQuery.datepicker.formatDate(‘yy-mm-dd’, date);
return [ disabledDates.indexOf(string) == -1 ]
}
});

but I cant work out how the PPOM implementation sets it up exactly.

Ultimately I want to be able to control the disabling of dates from the product edit page , so someone can add dates, or date ranges, or days (so that just say Wed and Sat are avaialble as choices).

what was the answer?

Im wanting the same kind of function wereby if 2 or 3 qty is selected then there are 2 or 3 sets of fields for each person (name, passport, DOB etc) – can pro version do this?

and can this be adjusted on a per product basis to have different fields depending on the product.

Also, apart from the sets of fields per person, the ability to have some fields that are just single fields like normal (like start date and some other customer fields)

• This reply was modified 6 years, 2 months ago by pdr.