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Thank you kindly for the update! I will install tomorrow, test and report back.

Hi Alex,

There are four pricing rules active on this site, 1 bulk discount and 3 bundle discounts. The bulk discount is not affected. Obviously, the error is related to retrieving order item meta data for the coupons generated by this type of discount. I am attaching a screenshot of one of the bundle discount rules:

Pricing Rule Screenshot

In the screenshot, you will also see another bug that added SKUs appear as “undefined” after the rule has been saved and the page reloaded. However, the rule still works on the frontend and SKUs are properly defined. If you need additional information or screenshots, please let me know.

To answer my own question, I finally stumbled across a plugin that looks like it will work to accomplish this:

https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/custom-upload-dir/

https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/theme-switcher-reloaded/installation/

At the moment, this plugin only switches the theme for the entire site. You could maybe achieve what you want with the URL functionality, but I don’t think that is an ideal way of doing it.

There may be another plugin that lets you assign certain themes to certain menu items / pages etc.

Perhaps I am not comprehending the question. Can you provide an example of what you want to accomplish?

simply append the directory name for the theme to the URL as follows:

https://example.com/other-url/?wptheme=example

Thanks for the report dmsr. Very busy right now, but I will look into this sometime soon.

Glad you were able to figure out the issue and that a solution was available ??

I just thought of one other thing. Maybe having WordPress installed in a subdirectory interferes. I don’t have time to test for that right now, but if you can install WordPress at the root directory and test, that might be one other possibility to try.

I did further testing on one of my sites that has a server running APC caching and Theme Switcher Reloaded is working as expected whether I use full name or short name as the option and whether I call the theme via widget or URL.

It is possible that Bluehost is using some other sort of server level caching that is interfering. Perhaps you can contact Bluehost and find out if they are using caching and if so, if there is a way to either disable it for your account or somehow bypass the caching. Based on our testing, this seems to be a hosting issue. That is all I can think of at this point. Good luck!

I tested on two sites using WordPress 4.0 and it works as expected. Perhaps you could do a fresh installation of WordPress and install only the themes and themeswitcher reloaded plugin and test to see if it is working. That will help to identify if it is a configuration / plugin problem. Don’t forget that you do have to activate the widget, set options and save to get it working after installing. Of course, you can delete the widget once options have been set.

I am not sure why this is happening on your site. I tested three different WordPress sites and I am able to navigate to other pages with the theme that was called either via URL or widget. Perhaps there is something about the configuration or themes you are using that is interfering.

Are you using any caching plugins?

Hi Sergio. I don’t know if it is possible to get any theme switcher working with plugins that cache the entire page. This would defeat the purpose of the caching plugin because it would not be possible to cache the same page with different themes.

This is fixed in version 1.1. Please let me know if you find any other errros.