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Thanks Fran,

I tried checking out the demo, but there is no part of it that shows how it would look for when people are writing reviews. I tried looking at the documentation link, but that lead to a 404.

Thanks Simon,

It gets me closer to understanding it. Would ‘All’ work then for just orders that have been received? I don’t want to fire off the Facebook Pixel for anything other than when an order is completed.

Cheers

Thanks again Chris,

I am running Apache/2.2.22 (Ubuntu) – I will have a look at the .htaccess and rebuild it and check as I go and see if there is anything in particular that could be causing the problem.

Cheers,
Chris

Removing the .htacess fixed it. But are there any security issues I should be worried about?

Could it be that the .htaccess was conflicting with my apache .conf?

That cannot be the issue… my pages load other .js and .css files that have version numbers passed as variables, and they are loading with no problems.

Something wrong with the .js and .css files perhaps? Should I try to re upload them via FTP?

Yeah I thought so too, 500 is usually a problem with server side scripts…

My server is a Cloud Server (Rackspace) so I am the admin of it.

Could it be that the GET command is passing variables (version number)? The error actually on both the .js file and the .css file.

As to the admin dashboard issue, that was actually caused by another plugin (woothemes helper).

Got it… the problem is caused by WooThemes Helper.

Disabled Akismet, no longer get the error in the console (as suspected). However, that did not resolve the issue with the panels not being able to expand or collapse.

There are no other javascript errors showing in the Chrome Console.

Getting errors in Chrome’s console about a server error when trying to get the Akismet .js file. That could be the problem.

Now as to why this .js script is resulting in error……

That does make sense, but I have not changed or installed any new plugins in some time. I did make some changes to Yoast’s Google Analytics plugin…

I will poke around.

Nevermind ??

I found the id number in $item_id

Thanks

I see with your example code you go through each item on the order and put it’s meta data into an array. Would this include custom attributes? As I would need to have some info for the item that is needed in order to call and get the correct serial from the API.

In other words, could I set a custom attribute to be like ‘service_product’ and set the value to a custom id, then when I make the API call it could be https://api-url.com?product-id=%5Bcustom id from attribute service_product]?

If that makes sense ??

I will have to look into the woocommerce_thankyou hook!

Thanks

Actually they won’t be the same. I am using a logo of the application that the video will be for.

I am not using a plugin, the Open Graph support is part of my theme. I could look a per post Facebook Open Graph plugin, but I am concerned it will conflict with my theme’s.

I will have a look at your link.

OK – so I see that in the class-wp-job-manager-applications-apply.php file I can change the Required Field to False… is that correct?

Cheers!