sophiavancouver

Yes, the one product that has a single attribute ariation *is* listed, but there are multiple products with *multiple attribute variations* that are not listed.

so if the product has say size as an attribute it lists, but if it has size and colour variations it doesn’t. Or if any of the variations on a single product are on backorder, it looks like it doesn’t list either. So if a product has large and small in stock but not medium, it doesn’t show in the list. This is a bug that needs addressing.

I have the exact same issue. What was the solution?

I’m getting a 403 forbidden error when I go to access the new site. When I look in ftp there’s very little in the applicable folder. I did set up a subdomain for the site at https://testsite.goodthingsbetter.com/ but it doesn’t redirect anywhere else. Should it? Is this what you mean by pointing? I’m on shared hosting so I’m doing everything through cpanel.

I have a similar error. My server admin says the error is because there are no files at the location, the folder is empty. Any thoughts why this would be?

Is this the wp-content/uploads folder? Because I’m getting this error message after changing the permissions on that folder to 777

Just restore your uploads folder from backup to undo the smush. You have a recent backup, right?

I’m having the same problem – I’ve tried altering the CSS, putting it in a div that is styled text-align:left, I’ve even looked at the plugin code to see why it’s forcing shorter titles to center. Can’t find what is making it align so wierd. It looks like it’s or putting some kind of indent on the shorter titles. I tried adding a bunch of   to the end of the shorter titles to lengthen them but it doesn’t work either.

I found this somewhere on his site:
Orientation: orient=”v” // v = Vertical , h = Horizontal default ‘v’
Display only images: imgo=”false” // true, false default ‘false’
Display post title: ttgo=”false” // true, false default ‘false’
Display post date: dtgo=”false” // true, false default ‘false’
Date Format: dtfrm=”1″ // 1 – d/m/y , 2 – m/d/y default ‘1’
Category Slug: categ=” // leave out or blank for all categories default ”
Number of Posts: postnr=”20″ //default=20
Number of registers per line: linn=”3″ //default=3 only for horizontal orientation
Table result width: divwid=300 // default=300
Thumbnails Width: tbwid=”40″ //default = 40
Thumbnails Height: tbhig=”40″ //default = 40
Result Table Cellpadding: cp=”4″ // default= 4
Result Table Cellspacing: cs=”4″ // default= 4
Column layout: lwt = 1 // default= 1
Widget(or list) title: tte= “” // default=””
Suppress Thumbnails: sptb=”false” // true, false default ‘false’
Target links to a blank page/tab: tgtb=”false” // true, false default ‘false’
Order: ordm = “DESC” // DESC, ASC default ‘DESC’
Order By: ordf = “ID” // ID, Date, Title, Random default ‘ID’
Custom Field Key: metk = “” // default ”
Custom Field Values Type: mett = “” // n(numeric),t(text) default ‘n’ numeric
Registers per Page(beta feature): pgin = “” // default= ”
Post Type: ptype=”post” // default=’post’ ‘post’ or ‘page’
Display Excerpt: dexcp=”false” // true, false default ‘false’
Get featured image(instead of first image): gptb=”false” // true, false default ‘false’

Thank you! You saved me a bunch of time.
Sophia

I found this response to a the error I’m having, but I don’t really understand it, unfortunately: https://groups.google.com/group/google-translate/browse_thread/thread/e4f2bb53e664780a/dd00cbe2613959aa
Perhaps it will help someone else,

I have the same error. I’m using geopress and another plugin that accesses google maps and I have a correct key installed. However, if I try and translate the page using google translate, I get an identical error. It looks like the translated page is routed through another server, which is why the map applet is squawking. I’m looking for some way to suppress this error coming up when the page is translated. Any ideas?

I figured out how to hack the default-filters.php file (referred to above) for version 2.6, which has changed what they call category_description. It’s now called ‘term_description’. I did a hack and slash and commented out anything filtering the term description including the below.

// Kses only for textarea saves
$filters = array(/*'pre_term_description',*/ 'pre_link_description', 'pre_link_notes', 'pre_user_description');
foreach ( $filters as $filter ) {
	add_filter($filter, 'wp_filter_kses');
}

and this bit:
‘code’

// Format text area for display.
//$filters = array('term_description');
//foreach ( $filters as $filter ) {
//	add_filter($filter, 'wptexturize');
//	add_filter($filter, 'convert_chars');
//	add_filter($filter, 'wpautop');
//}

Worked for me.
Sophia Kelly

I had the same problem and fixed it by going to Manage>>AdUnits and then going to edit network then filling in my account number in the blank box (if you go to adsense page, you will see it in top right, called publisher id) Once I’d saved the changes, problem was solved.

Yes, I’m looking for the same thing too. I’m sure there must be a file somewhere that contains the ‘no categories’ text that is called when no categories show up, and I’ve been looking for it to delete that comment. Any pointers from anyone on where that is located? There doesn’t seem to be anything in the usage for wp_list_categories that allows me to turn the error message ‘no categories’ off.

Sorry, I don’t have an answer to this one, but I’m looking as well. I’m going to check if dadamail has an updated version as my next step. My workaround has been to post the newsletter content, and then copy and paste it into the html section of Dadamail advanced send (I’ve got the fckeditor installed there) It parses the pasted content and sends it just fine. I have to manually redo any page anchors and in-page links, but other than that, images, everything is just fine.

Sophia