shirgans

Also with Gutenberg editor, we have issues, as the content does not display at all

Currently, we have downgraded to an older version.
I think this is something you must fix. A normal behaviour of a user will be:
1) Filling billing & shipping info
2) Filling payment info
3) Choosing shipping method

This will result in losing the payment info.

It happens too often.

Version 3.2.3

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

It wasn’t like that before the update + it’s a bad behaviour so it should be considered as a bug.
If you don’t want to lose a sale you can’t frustrate your client…

Never mind, found where I was wrong ??

@mikejolley, thanks for the code. unfortunately, it seems not to work. Maybe because of shipping zones?

I’ve tried to make it much simpler and make the function return immediately false/true, but Free shipping keeps showing.

Could

add_filter( 'woocommerce_shipping_free_shipping_is_available', 'free_shipping_based_on_cart_shipping_class' );
function free_shipping_based_on_cart_shipping_class( $is_available ) {

    return false;
    
}

@ltd300 solution worked for me.

Hi,

Yes of course.
User is on checkout page
choosing stripe as payment method
enters correct CC details
card declined (page is not refreshed, since it is on Ajax)
trying another valid card will return this error

It would be great to have this option, since we can extract critical css to be loaded ASAP, but all other CSS should be loaded on the footer, so there won’t be any CSS blocking.
Is it possible to add this option?

Same problem here

I have found a workaround for this, but it is “dirty”, meaning, next time you will update ACF, it will be overwritten:

on plugins/advanced-custom-fields/api.php, before line 23, add the following code:
if (is_object($post_id)){ $post_id = $post_id->id;}

Same goes for before line 56 (function load_value) on the file plugins/advanced-custom-fields/core/fields/_functions.php

if (is_object($post_id)){ $post_id = $post_id->id;}

Hope it will help someone `

same problem here

Thanks for the workaround.

For anyone who got confused with the template name as me (I thought it should be as my WP template name). Just copy the file to all of the folders under the theme folder.

Take this file: wp-content/plugins/all in one calendar/public/admin/agenda-widget-form.php

I’ve copied it to all themes folders:
wp-content/plugins/all in one calendar/public/themes-ai1ec/vortex/
wp-content/plugins/all in one calendar/public/themes-ai1ec/gamma/
wp-content/plugins/all in one calendar/public/themes-ai1ec/plana/
wp-content/plugins/all in one calendar/public/themes-ai1ec/umbra/

Then deactivated and reactivated, and the error message has gone. Good luck with that.

Hi there,

are there any plans for it to work with WooCommerce ?

Thanks

Thanks both. I will contact through website ??