warrisr

Thanks! That solved the problem.

• This reply was modified 8 months, 2 weeks ago by warrisr.

The change did some serious breakage. Not only to the address book page in My Account, but it also did some weird things to the user account.

For example, while I was still unaware that the address book was causing problems, I was running some checkout tests. At some point, the email address of the account I was using for testing was actually removed from the account. I am not sure how that is even possible, but as a result, there were other problems. I finally traced all the issues back to the address plugin.

I decided the best approach would be to restore the entire site from my pre-plugin update backup. I did lose the morning’s work, but all is back to normal now.

Lesson learned. Read those changelog notes more carefully including all the previous versions.

OK. My fault. I should have looked more closely at your update notes. I only looked at the first couple of notes and thought this was a small fix update. I didn’t read the 3.0 version notes.

Sorry for the rant.

Man, you need to put some clearer warnings about this type of change on the Upgrade notice in WordPress. I upgraded the plugin this morning and discovered it broke any user account with multiple addresses.

I am in the process of restoring from my backup, which is always a high-risk activity and royal pain. Plus, I will lose all of my morning work.

If you know your plugin can break things, make that very clear in the update notice!

• This reply was modified 1 year, 7 months ago by warrisr.
• This reply was modified 1 year, 7 months ago by warrisr.

Same problem. After updating from WC 7.7.0 to 7.7.1 the side cart is empty. Downgrading to 7.7.0 fixed the issue.

After playing around with Checkout Blocks, I have concluded it is not ready yet for a production site. So am going to continue using the shortcode.

Thanks for the quick response!

Thank you for your response.

I have already worked out a way to use the Subscribe form shortcode with a bit of CSS styling to get what I was looking for.

Worked perfectly! That is going to save me a great deal of effort.

Thanks!

Studying the Managing Orders page that you linked, I learned that you can enter a negative value for a Fee, and then you can rename the Fee label to whatever you want. I run some tests and this gives me the functionality I was looking for.

Thank you for your help!

Hello,

Yes, my objective is to add a simple discount to the total order before the payment is processed.

I know you can edit the value of products in the order, but that is not what we want to do. The product values cannot change. We want to offer an overall order $ or % discount. Usually, this is done in a single discount line just before the Order Total.

This is not an uncommon requirement, so I was a bit surprised to discover it is not possible with WooCommerce without a plugin or custom code?

Ron

Hello @rur165,

Perfect! This is exactly what I was looking for. Added it to a plugin and it seems to be working with no issues.

Thank you very much for your help with this.

Ron

Hello @rur165,

Thank you for your response. Some of our products have fairly long and detailed descriptions with embedded images and videos. When you load one of these product pages in the admin, it takes some time to render the content in the description box, plus there is a lot of scrolling up and down to get the rest of the product settings.

Once we have this content written, there is no real need to keep loading and displaying it every time we open the product page.

Even moving the main description box to the bottom of the other boxes would be helpful.

Ron

One of my users ran into the same problem. (Right after I emphatically told her that there was not much she could do to break the software!) Hopefully this will be logged somewhere as a bug to be fixed.

As for a quick fix, I was able to solve the problem by first renaming all of the image files on the server by logging into my site with FTP. And then (and I would only recommend this if you are comfortable with working with a MySQL database) I searched all of the tables for the file names and descriptions that contained a quote and edited out the quote.

This looks very promising! Will need to wait until Mr. Smith gets the rewrite completed so that it will work with version 2 of WordPress.

I have spent time trying to find one as well. Doesn’t seem to be anything available.