streamworksaudio

Just a follow up. After coming to the conclusion that the plugin does not use Action Scheduler and I ask the support member again, and this time the response is that they use WP Cron. Interesting that I got two different answers ??

I think it is safe to remove these tables. Thanks for your help!

Thanks Barry,

This is what I suspected. I had a look at the ‘wp_actionscheduler_actions’ table and the last entry (scheduled hook) was from just before I deactivated WooCommerce and I do not see Tools->Scheduled Actions.

A support member from one of the plugins we use said they use it, but from my investigations it appears it does not.

Worst case, am I correct in thinking that if I remove the tables and things go haywire, then I am guessing I can install this plugin on it’s own (not as part of WooCommerce) and those tables will be recreated (if that plugin does in fact require Action Scheduler)?

Cheers

Hi,

I never got a reply on this, but I noticed that after updating the theme today that my sticky menu on a custom template is now working.

Was this issues worked on?

Cheers

You are correct, a WP_Error is returned by the function.

I do see where I went wrong (it is amazing what a few hours of sleep can do). I had my WP_Error check coming too late in the script and the uncaught errors were from trying to run methods on the editor before checking if wp_get_image_editor returned an error or not.

Once I put the check for an error right after attempting to create an instance of the editor I was able to catch the error before running methods on it.

Cheers

A couple minutes after posting this, I see that the Code Snippets button in the MCE editor only shows for administrators, so this works.

Would love to get some help on if this is possible or not.

I can see that the plugin’s email-header.php template is looking for the $email_subtitle variable, I tried to pass that with the wc_get_template_html array arguments (email_subtitle => ‘MY SUBTITLE TEST’;)

But still I do not see the subtitle showing.

Thanks Niklas,

Yes, I am working on our custom plugin and we would love to have access to that meta date ??

I will keep my eye out for the update.

Cheers

I think I see what it is….

This is the default styling applied from the acf_form_head(); function.

I am able to add custom meta by creating hidden fields then passing a default value to them. However, I would still like to know if there are any hooks that I can hook into to run some functions when a form is submitted.

This is working for the WooCommerce account page…

add_action('wp_enqueue_scripts',function(){
	if ( is_account_page() ) :
	wp_deregister_style( 'dokan-select2-css' );
	endif;
});

Perhaps there is a function that checks to see if the user is on the Dokan Dashboard? If so then I can load the dokan select2 styles on the dashboard page only.

Cheers

Thanks @jahidulhassan

That does remove the styles, however it appears that on the Dokan dashboard then only load my theme’s select2 styles and not WooCommerce’s (need both WooCommerce and my theme’s).

Need to find a way to remove the Dokan select2 styles from just certain pages (i.e WooCommmerce pages).

Thanks @diegoversiani

I am doing some of my own custom styles to the checkout form (mainly just color to match our branding and making the form full width) so I added it to my own CSS for now. Once the new release it out I will remove that fix from my styles.

Cheers

Digging into this I found that it might be CSS.

This style..

.fc-checkout-header .fc-checkout__branding img {
    max-height: 46px;
    max-width: 130px;
    width: auto;
    -o-object-fit: contain;
    object-fit: contain
}

When I change the width to 100% (instead of auto) the SVG shows fine.

• This reply was modified 2 years, 10 months ago by streamworksaudio.

Just thought I would chime in…

I cam to the support threads to ask this question, but I see somebody else reported the same thing.

SVGs are being shown with a 0x0 size in the header thus cannot be seen. I am not using a plugin to enable SVG uploads as I added the support for SVG uploads from our own custom code (plugin).

PNGs do (as mentioned above) do work.

Cheers.