quietcity

Same problem here. I think Woo changes have caused a problem.

Same here. I also noticed that the placement of the hurrytimer doesn’t exactly work, either. It only renders above the title or below the price, outside of the Woo hooks.

Any updates coming to fix this?
Thanks.

Adding my name to the list of users with problems… No matter what setting I use, Autocomplete does not work.

This worked perfectly for me, too. I used it as a custom plugin rather than adding it to my functions.php file. That way I can quickly add it to my other sites with WooCommerce installed.

Thanks for the script!

• This reply was modified 7 years, 2 months ago by quietcity.

I’ve followed the instructions on this thread to remove all VC shortcodes and tags from the PDF output. I’ve asked the plugin developer to merge the edits into a release, so hopefully this will fix a lot of issues for people:

https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/dk-pdf-and-wpbakery-visual-composer-version-4-12-1

I’ve followed the instructions on this thread to remove all VC shortcodes and tags from the PDF output. I’ve asked the plugin developer to merge the edits into a release, so hopefully this will fix a lot of issues for people:

https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/dk-pdf-and-wpbakery-visual-composer-version-4-12-1

OK, I actually did get this to work with VC. I missed one important step at the beginning of the thread.

@dinamiko – Can you please do everyone the favor of merging this into a proper and official update? I know a lot of people are trying to get this working with VC.

Thanks!

I haven’t had success with these edits and working with the latest versions of WP Bakery (5.4.4). I was wondering if an update for DK PDF will soon incorporate removing shortcodes for VC / WP Bakery. With the popularity of the builder, maybe you could work in some admin option to deal with all the shortcodes.

The shortcodes generated by WPBakery and all other page builders is probably always going to be printed by page-to-PDF plugins. I can’t speak for this plugin developer, but I’d say it’s probably not compatible.

On the other hand, maybe the developer could look at a way to essentially ignore anything in square brackets in the PDF rip. That’s all that’s needed, I think.

Any email service worth its weight in salt has a tool to import a list of email addresses. You can export the list from your WP mailpoet back end and import it into YMLP.

I’m not sure why your worried about using Mailpoet. 300,000 site owners have installed it and use it everyday. I’ve installed it on several on my own and client sites with no sending problems.

Here’s why… The article you mentioned from WPBeginner has nothing to do with Mailpoet but is about the method of queuing up emails on your web server.

Mailpoet has several different mail sending server options, including gmail and sendgrid. They are also launching their own integrated sending service. If there’s a problem with your emails going into spam filters, it’s probably because your emails are poorly written and tripping ISP spam algorithms.

WooMailpoet only works with WooCommerce and Mailpoet. That’s why it’s called that. But it works, so if you want an integrated tool that’s free, that’s what I recommend.

The easiest thing to do would be to export and import your emails into your other third party email service.

But I’d probably consider investing in the proper tools and plugins to handle this, since you’ve already been struggling with this problem for over a month. I know you said the Woo plugin was too expensive, but how much have you lost in time and opportunity trying to hack something else together?

Cheers
Len

If you’ve got a working installation, please post what versions you have for WP, Mautic and the plugin.

Thanks in advance.
Len

I think you’re one of the lucky ones, because it is NOT working for my installation. Perhaps you can share your complete configuration, including your Mautic version number and the base URL you’ve got for your OAuth 2 connection?

I’ve got WP 4.7.3 and Mautic 2.5.1 (don’t get me started on updating to 2.6.1…). I can get my Mautic API to accept the connection with WP, but when I try to add a new form integration (Gravity Form) I get a fatal error:

Fatal error: Uncaught exception 'Mautic\Exception\IncorrectParametersReturnedException' with message 'Incorrect access token parameters returned: invalid_request' in /path/to/my/domain/wp-content/plugins/wp-mautic-form-integrator/lib/Auth/OAuth.php:620 Stack trace: #0 /path/to/my/domain/wp-content/plugins/wp-mautic-form-integrator/lib/Auth/OAuth.php(450): Mautic\Auth\OAuth->requestAccessToken('POST', Array, 'json') #1 /path/to/my/domain/wp-content/plugins/wp-mautic-form-integrator/wp-mautic-form-integrator.php(379): Mautic\Auth\OAuth->validateAccessToken() #2 /path/to/my/domain/wp-content/plugins/wp-mautic-form-integrator/wp-mautic-form-integrator.php(473): haw_mautic_integration_get_forms_from_server('haw-mautic-inte...') #3 [internal function]: haw_mautic_integration_add_new('') #4 /path/to/my/domain/wp-includes/class-wp-hook.php(298): call_user_func_array('haw_mautic_inte...', Array) #5 /hom in /path/to/my/domain/wp-content/plugins/wp-mautic-form-integrator/lib/Auth/OAuth.php on line 620

Hi Tina,

I’ve also been looking for a product-specific email process for WooCommerce, for a really long time. I ended up rigging a work-around process using MailPoet and another (premium) plugin called WooMailpoet. (https://www.woomailpoet.com/)

It’s not a one-click solution, but it does provide a way to send 100% custom emails to buyers based on what they have purchased, even if they have multiple items in the cart at checkout.

Here’s how I did it:

1. Install MailPoet and WooMailpoet and configure the basic settings for your email. There are lots of tutorials and instructions for that.

2. After you’ve got WooMailpoet installed, you’ll see a new tab on the Product Data metabox called “Autoresponder” which shows a list of your MailPoet email lists. You can create a new list for each product on the fly.

3. Back in MailPoet, create a new “Newsletter” email set to mail as soon as the subscriber is added to the list.

So, essentially, as your buyer completes a purchase, they will get the default WooCommerce email receipt, but also a custom email message from the MailPoet system.

You could replicate this system with almost any other email autoresponder – Mailchimp, Aweber, Constant Contact, etc – but I found that MailPoet was the fastest because it’s integrated right into the WP dashboard. You can create a template email and clone it each time you want to create a unique product-specific email.

I hope that helps!
Cheers
Len

Why is this marked “Resolved”? Did you find a solution, and if so, please post it.