seanchk

Hi Fahad,

Ah ok so it’s just a pro feature.

In that case after I do some testing I will ask my boss to pay for Pro.

Thanks for your help.

I’m not sure I fully understand.

What is the point of having different prices assigned to different locations?

How do I create an order (manually) and have the stock taken from my other location and show the price for the other location on the invoice?

Or is that not possible?

I am not showing my customers the different locations, on the front end I only want the stock and prices for the website (location A).

But I receive orders by email that I have to create manually and I want those to be deducted from the stock assigned to location B.

Thanks!

Hi Fahad,

Thanks.

I enabled the two locations and now the stock is working.

When manually adding an order how do I choose which stock to take the product from so that it uses different stock pricing on manual orders?

It’s showing 2 boxes with the stock in each location but it’s not changing the product price if I select from the second cheaper location.

Thanks!

• This reply was modified 2 years, 3 months ago by seanchk.

This is a bad idea. People will sign up, get the 5 Euro discount and then immediately unsubscribe from your list.

It is better to let them know that your newsletter contains special offers as a way to encourage them to sign up. Then when they do, send them a welcome email with a small discount code.

Hi Mike,

It turns out the previous developer disabled the mini cart via CSS.

I’ve managed to turn it back on.

Thanks

Sean

Thank you so much for pointing out the options I need to use.

All seems to be working fine now.

Cheers!

Success: you have authenticated your Google Drive account. Name: Sean Clarke. Your Google Drive quota usage: 28.8 % used, 72926.9 MB available

But I still see this

Warning: Your free space in your hosting account is very low – only 6.2 Mb remain

Now getting a similar error on another backup

Warning: Your free space in your hosting account is very low – only 6.2 Mb remain

and this alert

Binary zip: error (code: 14 – look it up in the Diagnostics section of the zip manual at https://www.info-zip.org/mans/zip.html for interpretation… and also check that your hosting account quota is not full) (Nov 25 13:12:01)

Thanks Sterndata, tried that and it found some things that needed changing.

However, it had no affect on the issue with my media library.

I’ve decided to resort to deleting the 80 or so faulty images and re-uploading them.

Update Fix Found.

It seems that if there are any menu items for Product Categories and you disable woocommerce, WP isn’t smart enough to disable or ignore the woocommerce categories.

I guess it’s not a bug, but a pretty annoying outcome that might cause people a lot of hair pulling.

Sean

Thanks for the advice ??

Keys already inactive.

5 Star rating gladly given.

Cheers,

Sean

Wrong screenshot (FWIW)

https://www.purpleprawndesign.com/images/csv-error.png

Thanks again ??

Doh!

edited double post

Doh!

Well it would help if the exported csv file from AWS opened correctly in Libre Office

https://www.purpleprawndesign.com/images/updraft-error.png

Thank you for your help David.

I can happily confirm that the settings test passed ??

Sean

Hi David,

Thanks for your help.

I should have mentioned that I have been using AWS for a while, although this is my first time using S3 (I use SES for Emails).

My AWS account is Oregon based.

Bucket is in Oregon.

Site is hosted on Hostgator.

It is not behind any proxy.

PHP version: 5.4.45 (according to the ‘advanced tools’ tab)

Screenshot

https://www.purpleprawndesign.com/images/updraft-error.png

Anything else I can give you to help fix this?