taropaa

I’m getting that too!

Ah, figured it out. Network activated it and it worked. It works despite Elementor only being activated on some sub-sites, not all.

Amazing!

@optimizingmatters thank you for the quick reply. I have opened a ticket with them and if you are ok with it I would like to post the resolution here if we come up with one.

Thank you,
Adrian

Forgot to mention, the 500 error is on both frontend and wp-admin

All right so the issue was caused by a messed up activation, where I never got the welcome screen with the setup prompts.

I had to deactivate the plugin using another admin, then remove everything from the database manually. (ugh)
– Basically look up the site/blog id
– Locate the wp_[BLOGID]_[anything containing dokan] tables in the database and delete thm.
– Search the wp_[BLOGID]_options for option_name containing dokan and delete the rows.

From what I see, this is the base plugin required and needs to be activated first, in order to avoid any potential issues like the one I just ran into.

All good now ??

That is exactly what I was looking for! Thank you!

Hi Anton,

Thank you for your reply

The problem is that Multisite installs have the file structure as /blogs.dir/123/files which in the front end get mapped as subdomain.network.com/files

Your plugin rewrites that path as /files only and skips the blogs.dir part.

Right now can’t use one bucket for 2 sites on the same network, since files would get overwritten.

I recommend the plugin check if the site is on a Multisite network and if it is, use the blogs.dir/site-id/files path instead of just /files/.

Did you understand what I mean?

ok, found the problem: it goes by UTC time and ignores the timezone I set in settings

Hi @oscargare, I am running https://woocommerce.com/products/ups-shipping-method/

Ok, what about UPS?
That’s the main one I wanted to use anyways.
There’s no restriction like that on UPS, and they support other currencies.

It was working before, it’s just the latest update that no longer works and complains about the currency being wrong. But UPS, being a US based corporation supports USD and they indicate that clearly

Fixed the issue (I was able to run it in a multisite sub-site)

If using an external database, you need to use the default port and to not declare it in wp-config.

So having

define('DB_HOST', '192.168.192.168:3306');
Throws a server error

and

define('DB_HOST', '192.168.192.168');
seems to work.

This is due to the fact that the plugin adds the port on top of whatever you declare as DB_HOST.

I have php7.

Hi @wallyo, Thank you for your update. I have implemented the patch and it seems to have cleared up the issue. Now just to see if all the scheduled tasks still work lol.

Just an update, their support is unreal. I had a very complex issue caused by another plugin. David, the owner, went above and beyond and helped me every step with identifying the issue and coming up with a solution. I don’t usually revisit positive reviews, but as good plugin support may be important to some, I thought it’s worth mentioning.

Hi David, thank you so much for your support. I actually started this ticket on your helpdesk but I am really happy to see you go beyond to help out. I hope the plugin developers get wind of this issue and patch it in an upcoming release.

In the meantime I have commented the line out and the issue seems to be resolved. I will update this ticket if I notice other issues with this fix