raiserweb

Hi aljuk
This was a bug that is fixed. Please reconsider your review
Thanks

Please kindly edit this review from 1 star, since the issue was not related to this plugin

This is now fixed
Please update the plugin to the latest version, deactivate, and re-activate the plugin.

This is now fixed

Are there any orders in your woocommerce setup? If not, please create at least 1 order

Hi @briangelhaus

That fatal error is showing a file path to a file within your wp theme. This would indicate to me that there is an error with your email templates, NOT this plugin.

This error you have found is exactly what this plugin is designed for – testing your emails and discovering errors. Please consider re-posting your review.

Thanks
Raiserweb

Oh hang on, I thought you meant you were echoing the whole query.

Try echoing the whole search query and debug from there.

The above individual echo’s are correct

Doesn’t look right
try chaning line 98 of functions.php to

$orderby = ” ORDER BY (POW((acf_gms_geo.lng-{$lng}),2) + POW((acf_gms_geo.lat-{$lat}),2)) ASC”;

Please add the following lines into the top of the acf_google_maps_search_save_post function

// now update historic post data
$acf_gms = new acf_gms;
$acf_gms->update_historic_post_gm_data();
exit;

Then save any post.
This should update historic products. Finally, remove these lines

Not sure. Try commenting this if statement

function acf_google_maps_search_save_post( $post_id ) {

// bail early if no ACF data
//if( empty($_POST[‘acf’]) ) {
//return;
//}

$address = get_field( ‘address’, $post_id );

if( $address ){

$acf_gms = new acf_gms;

$data = [
‘post_id’ => $post_id,
‘lng’ => $address[‘lng’],
‘lat’ => $address[‘lat’],
];

$acf_gms->save( $data );

}

}

Ok, since test is displayed, it shows that the function is firing when you save a product.

So I’m afraid I’ll have to leave the rest to you to debug. Maybe $_POST[‘acf’] is empty

Sorry I mean this:

function acf_google_maps_search_save_post( $post_id ) {

echo ‘test’; exit;

// bail early if no ACF data
if( empty($_POST[‘acf’]) ) {
return;
}

$address = get_field( ‘address’, $post_id );

if( $address ){

$acf_gms = new acf_gms;

$data = [
‘post_id’ => $post_id,
‘lng’ => $address[‘lng’],
‘lat’ => $address[‘lat’],
];

$acf_gms->save( $data );

}

}

Try this first. If no var dump, then you know the hook is not firing.

function acf_google_maps_search_save_post( $post_id ) {

var_dump($address); exit;

// bail early if no ACF data
if( empty($_POST['acf']) ) {
return;
}

$address = get_field( 'address', $post_id );

if( $address ){

$acf_gms = new acf_gms;

$data = [
'post_id' => $post_id,
'lng' => $address['lng'],
'lat' => $address['lat'],
];

$acf_gms->save( $data );

}

}

You can perform the action on the front end (ie save the post), and add a var_dump + exit in the php function (acf_google_maps_search_save_post) to see if the browser displays the var_dump.

This plugin is intended for developers only

It should work for products, since they are posts

To debug, please check that the action is firing (located in advanced-custom-fields-google-maps-search.php )

// save post
add_action(‘acf/save_post’, ‘acf_google_maps_search_save_post’, 20);

Then check that this function has the correct data (located in functions.php)

function acf_google_maps_search_save_post( $post_id ) {

// bail early if no ACF data
if( empty($_POST[‘acf’]) ) {
return;
}

$address = get_field( ‘address’, $post_id );

if( $address ){

$acf_gms = new acf_gms;

$data = [
‘post_id’ => $post_id,
‘lng’ => $address[‘lng’],
‘lat’ => $address[‘lat’],
];

$acf_gms->save( $data );
}

}