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  • Plus One @paul Phillips – confirmed in WP 4.5, opening hours also breaks the Divi 2.7.5 page builder. (although Page builder also integrates the inbuilt TinyMCE as well).

    Thread Starter WilksGRendai

    (@wilksgrendai)

    Hi Ankit,

    Sent you an email. For others here, I have around 5-6,000 products in the store.

    Ahh Solved Kasper – if you can send a js callback on pagination end,
    try running this:
    jQuery.fn.yith_quick_view();

    Worked for me, ajax added products are now properly quick viewing with Yith Quick View (Free version) 1.0.4

    I have the same problem – I’m integrating with the Premium version of “SBThemes” “Woocommerce Infinite Scroll”
    It supports JS/Jquery Callbacks on Pagination Start and End – can you supply an example of what code would be required to reinitiate Yith Quick View?
    Currently it is not throwing any errors, but the browser is defaulting to Scroll-to-top behaviour using the href # link when the Quick View button is clicked on any newly loaded products.

    To fix the greater-than minimum price error in Shatner Name Your Price, I used a quick fix in the
    “/wp-content/plugins/shatner-name-your-own-price-for-woocommerce/shatner.js” file, as follows:

    Just below the opening jQuery statement:

    jQuery(function($){
      $('.cart').click(function(){

    Add this chunk of code:

    // Test to see if the price is exactly the minimum price (ie the Suggested Price):
    
    	if($('#minimum_price').length && parseFloat($('#minimum_price').val()) == parseFloat($('input.name_price').val()))
        {
            return;
        }

    So first we test if it’s Exactly the same, since the value test >= in the old version didn’t work for some reason.

    Now this allows the price/donation to be ok with prices that are Exactly the minimum stated in the “Suggested Price” label, making it less confusing for the end-user.

    Might not be foolproof, but it was quick, and no php math mess and cents etc that may conflict/interact with other price-based plugins that may be installed.

    Let me know if you have success guys!

    Same issue here.
    Media Uploader window claims to have failed to upload, although if you close the uploader popup and save or reload the post edit or widget page you see the files have been uploaded, and registered in the media library, and can then be inserted into widget or post.

    Isolated “Infinite Scroll” plugin as cause of broken Media Upload by disabling all plugins and building up.

    Under these conditions:
    InfiniteScroll v2.6.2
    WP v3.8.3
    Woocommerce v2.1.9
    “Memorable” Theme by WooThemes v 1.0.10

    WilksGRendai

    (@wilksgrendai)

    Hi Barry, thanks for the speedy answer mate – I figured as much.
    Not sure if this is what you meant about bruting the invoices, however:

    I took your advice and got into the PayPal account, looked at the section under “History” there’s a page called “IPN History”.

    From there I was able to select at least 10 out of 12 (IPN logs are only stored for 28 days!) of the “On-Hold” purchases, select them all, check the checkbox labelled
    “To send an IPN again to a profile URL, check a selection here, and then click the Resend Selected button.” above the table of history.
    Then I hit “Resend”.

    Voilà! Dutifully, over the next 5 minutes Paypal Resent the IPN messages, I refreshed my Order Page on the woocommerce admin dashboard, and watched the “On-Hold” Status Orders in Yellow start cranking Green for “Processing”!!

    Quite elegant – if only the store manager had sent up a flare sooner I could’ve done all of them and nipped this in the bud.

    Below is the paypal guide on IPN History
    https://developer.paypal.com/docs/classic/ipn/integration-guide/IPNOperations/#id095RAI060Y4

    Thankyou again for the quick response Barry – much obliged, you put me on the right path ?? Cheers mate.

    WilksGRendai

    (@wilksgrendai)

    Hi Barry, I know this threads getting old now, but can I ask – Once the PayPal email sync is fixed, is there a way to get the orders to ‘refresh’ or re-poll the PayPal server and reattempt/continue the purchase without customers having to purchase again?

    For instance, will moving the order status from On-hold to processing tell PayPal to continue, or is it strictly internal to woocommerce?

    I have a client with over 12 orders botched and on-hold that they haven’t dealt with because they edited their paypal address without consulting me.

    Any help much appreciated – Cheers, WGR

    Thread Starter WilksGRendai

    (@wilksgrendai)

    Anything on this yet? anyone at all?

    I have the opposite issue – by default when you install wc, guest checkout is turned on, but when I switch it off, it doesn’t disable, and I continue to get orders through the site placed as guest!
    No caching tools have been used.
    We’re trying to get people to signup for accounts on the site to take advantage of re-ordering, sharing and email subscriptions so this is pretty important to my client
    Anyone else have this issue?

    WP 3.5
    WC 2.0.14

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