theotheo

@elmersw Well, they took the suggestion down lol. They didn’t answer or something, i just saw the post down one day.

Pagination is fixed now, did you also add the load more changes in v5.18.0 because i can’t find the option in the plugin.

I didn’t know that :D. In my case i disabled the load more plugin and everything is good now. By the way, i used the load more plugin with custom JavaScript on update so that whenever users changed pages it scrolls up… now after disabling it and now that ajax pagination is handled by the filters plugin it scrolls up every time a filter is clicked and not only when pagination is used.

Anyway, try fixing the issue that i first reported for other users. It could also probably be a conflict between filters and load more plugin.

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Shop

Chrome: Version 96.0.4664.110
Also tested on Opera and Mozilla and it still happens.

Resolved it myself. For anyone interested here is how to do it:

<?php 
$id = wc_get_product( $product_id );
$image = wp_get_attachment_image_src( get_post_thumbnail_id( $id ), 'single-post-thumbnail' );
?>

<div class="loop-product-image" style="background-image: url('<?php echo $image[0]; ?>'); "> test </div>

Thank you, i missed that one. Works now.

Sorry for not answering on your first message. It happens on all mobiles and all browsers in the live version. (Using the down arrow or x button)

@kamiltidio Script works fine, thank you very much. Loop doesn’t happen anymore. The only thing i noticed is that when tidio chat widget is open if you click back it won’t close the widget and it will instantly go to the previous page.
It would be preferred that when chat widget is open and if back is used to first close the widget and then with a second back actually go to the previous page. (when widget is open back should act like the down arrow)

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@rainfallnixfig I mean notifications is a plugin feature. On any other woocommerce page developers have implemented hooks for this function. It is just checkout that doesn’t have the same functionality so i assumed this fix would be included in support.

@elmersw You can vote for the for the feature suggestion here: https://ideas.woocommerce.com/forums/133476-woocommerce/suggestions/44557317-change-checkout-notifications-error-message-positi

The issue is not resolved i just marked it because i got no good answer.

In reality this is something pretty critical that needs change in woocommerce and there should be solutions offered at least in the support forum. Of course, they should fix this in the plugin itself in the first place but anyway.

Is there a place where me and @elmersw can recommend this as a woocommerce fix/feature?

Thank you.

You updated the plugin 1 week ago but you didn’t fix this issue. I’m just reminding you.

Also i noticed that this doesn’t only happen when you use the down arrow. It also happens when using x button (which pops up when you use mobile keyboard).

Thanks in advance.

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Beautiful work. Waiting for both of these!

By the way i hope you don’t mind that i open issues and recommend features so frequently…you are wonderful support.

I haven’t heard form you for a while.
Do you consider fixing this? It is quite an apparent issue for user experience.

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Yeah actually i researched on this and a lot of review sites use half stars only. My recommendation is just a slight visual accuracy improvement to make rating look fancier and not something that will actually have an impact on UX. Whenever and if it is possible you can work on it.

That’s great, ajax load more is preferable anyway when it comes to showcasing reviews.

Verification would mean that admin:
Checks if the email address provided is a fake, temporary or unknown provider.
Checks if the user (using the email or name provided) has any prior interaction with the website like website contact forms, live chat interaction etc…and determine whether it is reflects a genuine experience 100%.
Checks for user spam behavior using the IP address.

Verification status would also be helpful for… some cases where people prefer to limit required fields to the absolute necessary. (i had seen a related post about how you can have star rating as the only required field and make the rest optional.) In such cases visitors fill in whatever information they want thus reviews without enough data (review text, email, name..)..should be displayed as unverified (there is no review written, no email and no name so it is just some stars adding to the overall score).

In some other cases people want to display in their landing page some reviews received from high end users (companies, popular people) using their service. These reviews should certainly display as verified.

You generally provide visitors with some kind of trust about what they are seeing. A green text with a check would boost anyone’s confidence.

I am sure there are many other cases in which this would be useful.