Scholto Bos

Hi Nick, in addition to previous. I just ordered the pro license and activated it. Unfortunately I cannot activate it, because the license tab doesn’t show up: https://prnt.sc/taq0y0

Hint: I think both of my questions have a relationship with the fact we have a multitsite install. I activated free and pro version on 1 subsite as it prescribes.

• This reply was modified 4 years, 8 months ago by Scholto Bos.

Thanks for your quick reply, but unfortunately nope. Only product attributes are shown: https://prnt.sc/tannyd

And here are my registered custom fields:
– ACF editor: https://prnt.sc/tanz6w
– Single product editor: https://prnt.sc/tao09m

• This reply was modified 4 years, 8 months ago by Scholto Bos.

Hi Nick, thanks. But I don’t see post_meta or custom_fields as an option: https://prnt.sc/tajwo5

Do I miss something?

Thanks, I figured it out myself.

Maybe you can talk with your collegue and ask him why he finds it so hard to believe vendor emails and menu items really didn’t show up. I told him I am an experienced WCVendors user and he still treats me if it’s the first time I see a WordPress menu. Pretty annoying and energy consuming.

Anyway. The solution was: we have a multisite install and activated WCVendors on 1 subsite. During maintenance someone accidentilly network activated Woocommerce. WCVendors only works when Woocommerce also is activated on subsite level. After correction your plugin starts working/appearing again.

Have a nice day and thanks for your time.

Hi Mark,

Thanks for your reply.

1. On WP dashboard >> WooCommerce >> Orders I see order management indeed, but what I meant is the list where I can change orders from due into paid. I do this every month and the last time I did this was 30 days ago, but yesterday I can’t find this page anymore.

2. Vendor Emails aren’t visible anymore. See screenshot: https://prnt.sc/sb7avq

3. I installed and activated the last version of WC Vendors. See screenshot: https://prnt.sc/sb7bc7

I hope you trust me now and can help me with my problem.
Kind regards,
Scholto

Thanks. Looking forward to hear from you.

solved.

Hi Peter,

That’s it. It works. Thanks for your time!

Happy Easter.
Scholto

I tried:

[taxonomy _product_attributes field=pa_leeftijd]

Without results.

It has something to do with is_variation but still haven’t found to display text output.

Somebody a clue?

Hi Peter, thanks for your reply.

Taxonomy is “attributes”. Please see screenshot (scroll down) to see all registered post meta from one product post: https://screenshots.firefox.com/uvETax78vxY2A4Jr/www.finler.nl.

You can see meta key “pa_leeftijd”. It stores:
? name pa_leeftijd
? value
? position 8
? is_visible 1
? is_variation 1
? is_taxonomy 1

is_variation refers to an age value. In this case 12-18 years.

Broke my head to show 12-18 years as text via shortcode. Can you give me a hint?

• This reply was modified 5 years, 10 months ago by Scholto Bos.

In addition to my question above. The attribute stores several variables such as 12-18 years, 18-25 years, 25 years and above.

So I think there must a way to execute the variable stored under this specific attribute.

I think I found the problem. The plugin causes problems when you choose Hide when Empty under the Enable Basket option.

You can tackle it by selecting Always Show under the Enable Basket option.

Explanation: It’s very logical that an already cached page gives a

display:none

when the basket is empty. When you visit another page next and add a product to the basket it activates displaying the basket. But…… when you visit the cached page on which the basket was empty after that the basket dissapears because of the

display:none

.

So this is not a WPRocket problem but has something to do with the plugin itself. I assume this problem also appears with W3TC and SuperCache, but I didn’t tested it.

Let me know if it solved your problem. I Already mailed the developer about this issue.
Regards, S.

• This reply was modified 6 years, 11 months ago by Scholto Bos.
• This reply was modified 6 years, 11 months ago by Scholto Bos.
• This reply was modified 6 years, 11 months ago by Scholto Bos.

Well, the same happens to me. I’m using it for years now. Since a few days stars dissapear from google results. What’s going wrong?

Thanks @ospiotr. I runned the script but it didn’t found /sites/3/sites/3 in the database. It must be something in the Woocommerce files or in the WordPress Core files.

As I mentioned: everything worked fine until I updated WordPress to 4.9 few days ago. Thanks for your advise anyway.

Thanks for your answer. Good luck with further development.