VL Tech Design

Thanks for the quick response! We noticed the load on WooCommerce orders page in particular.

However, the issue seems to have resolved after the recent update.

Thanks for the quick resolution!

The detailed error log is as follows:

Got error ‘PHP message: PHP Fatal error: Uncaught Error: Call to a member function get_name() on bool in /home/…/public_html/wp-content/plugins/woo-bought-together/wpc-frequently-bought-together.php:2241\nStack trace:\n#0 /home/…/public_html/wp-content/plugins/woo-bought-together/wpc-frequently-bought-together.php(1983): WPCleverWoobt->product_output()\n#1 etc.

Thanks, have disabled the ‘Cache results’ option, but it makes no difference. The live results are still different from the Search Results, and only the Search Results show the correct results with the “Order by product sales number” logic.

If you do not wish to use the coding option, you can use the Data Layer Variable option in GTM and use Data Layer Variable Name orderData.customer.billing.phone for the phone etc.

However, Google needs the phone number in +441234567890 format, while the plugin provides the phone number as entered by the customer.

Thomas, does the plugin provide any filter to edit the phone output please?

Perfect, thanks!

The form is set to “Page Reload”, as the AJAX submission option was not working with WP Rocket caching. Moreover, regardless of the submission method, the customer was able to select a date for Monday when accessing the form on a Saturday, despite a +2 days offset setting.

Thanks for the quick response.

Yes, the setting is exactly the same, and it does allow the user to select and submit Monday.

Looking forward to the fix!

Works perfectly after the update. Thanks!

Thanks for the excellent article. Replacing the htaccess file with a fresh copy and changing the file permissions sorted out the error completely.

The problem resolved by clearing browser cache and cookies.

Thanks for your support. Yes, images on WooCommerce individual product pages may not use the_content filter, as the alt tags seem to be working on the home page, category pages etc. Is there any way to add alt tags to these pages as well please, since they form the largest proportion of any online shop?

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Thanks for getting back. In our case in particular, JS minification by a cache plugin was causing the issue. We disabled minification and all seems fine now. Once again, thanks ever so much.

Thanks, the product availability field is a date in the format YY-MM-DD. Essentially, the rule could be something like: If availability date > current date, product status = pre-order, else product status = in stock.