teresasumisu

Hi!
Thank you for your answer. Currently I am not sure if you understood my Problem.

You are right, if there is only one Product left, there is no need to continue filtering.
Which is why I and my clients find it unnecessary (and some confusing) that there is still the “Alle Haartypen” beneath “Haartyp” Filter left, which – if chosen – would not change a thing.
If it was not there (because it has only one Filter, which changes nothing when chosen, bc there is only one product), and I would choose another Brand, then there would be more Products, and also Products with different “Haartypen” to filter.
Same with Price: if there is only one Product, there is only one Price, and so the Price Filter is unnecessary.

I could solve it with javascript: if only one Filter-Attribute is showing i would hide the whole Filter. And if there is only one Product, I would hide the Price Filter.
But I thought maybe this was easier if there was a just an option for that in the backend.

Thank you so much!
I am looking forward to it.

I am sorry for your confusion.
Maybe this helps:
This is the CSS:
Style.css
on the very bottom I added your code

#mega-menu-wrap-primary #mega-menu-primary li.mega-menu-item.mega-menu-item-has-children.mega-toggle-on > a.mega-menu-link:after {
  display: none; }
  #mega-menu-wrap-primary #mega-menu-primary li.mega-menu-item.mega-menu-item-has-children.mega-toggle-on > a.mega-menu-link > span.mega-indicator {
    display: inline-block; }

Should I undo the Changes now?

Here you go:
LINK
As you can see, with your code the Arrow Icon is disappearing when the submenu is opened.

Hi Tom!
Thank you, but my intention was not to hide the Arrow Icon.
I like to close the Submenu when it is open and the Arrow Icon is clicked.

This is not working.

Tried it:

$invoice = wc_gzdp_get_invoices_by_order( $order, 'simple');

$billingNr = $invoice->number;
// and $billingNr = $invoice->number_formatted;

And I tried it in the foreach, which also did not work.

This solution is working for me, but it is a full hack:

$invoices = wc_gzdp_get_invoices_by_order( $order, 'simple');
foreach ($invoices as $inv) {
$title = $inv->get_title();
$billingNr = str_replace('Rechnung ', '', $title);
}

I had the same question. Can you please move the conversation here? Thanks!

Thank you! This sounds like something we could try. In the end there is no other choice. Thanks!

Such a solution is not practicable.
Yes, all product data gets deleted, but in an Order, the title and price of the product are still saved (because it is saved to the order)

I need to inform an extern system about the sold articles and for correct accounting, I would need the sku, next to the price of the product.

I am going to do it. Thanks.

I’m sorry, you are right. Just updated the answer.

In the case I was unclear: this is a screenshot of the items of a finished order from April. You can find those in WooCommerce > Orders > Finished when you click on a Name of an Order.

• This reply was modified 5 years, 10 months ago by teresasumisu.

There is no photo because there is no product post (it was deleted). This is why there is also no Artikelnummer (SKU) and ID .. and the product is not even linked.

As said – I am using the storefront theme.
If you download it and look into the template “archive-product.php”, there is a action called ‘woocommerce_archive_description’.
If I remove the action, the Error Message disappears.
So it must be somehow connected to this hook.
Your Plugin also hooks into this action: main.php row 220.

But the hook also appears in the archive-prodct.php Template of the WooCommerce Plugin itself.

No i don’t.
I am using the Plugin only through the sidebar, and the sidebar is not called on this page.

Can’t you just adapt the extract() function so it does not throw an error? That would be so great.

Hi @dholovnia !

Thank you for your answer.

https://haarbedarf.shop/produkt-kategorie/marken/aveda/

I have the Product Filter Version 1.3.1.8
WooCommerce 3.6.1
And WooCommerce Germanized 2.2.11 and Pro: 1.9.11