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Hey KatPM,

First of all, if you’re a developer, you may want to check the F.A.Q. first. There’s a suggestion how this plugin works in the frontend.

But to get this plugin working in your specific theme, I’d charge about 50€. But I don’t mind if you want to put that job at freelancer.com ??

Best regards,
Thomas

I’ll check the translations with the next update. Thanks a lot ??

I’m sorry but I really don’t think that question belongs to my plugin ‘User Frontend’. As first advice, check your plugins esp. WooCommerce an head to their support-boards.

If you say, that these problems are present if you use ‘WooCommerce’ and ‘User Frontend’ without any other 3rd party plugins than this is a serious problem and I need more information about the setup you use. But I really can’t imagine where my plugin interference with WooCommerce.

Best regards,
Thomas

Updated, so it should work now. WooCommerce changed its API. Hope, that helps.

Best regards,
Thomas

Let me get this straight. As you’ve written here you want to use this free plugin in some of your projects. I assume that these are paid client projects. But you refuse to pay for support for a small free plugin? Tell me more about my lazy work ??

As written in the F.A.Q:

Create a JavaScript or jQuery-Script to get the current selected variation (see /woocommerce/single-product/add-to-cart/variable.php for details) and display the variation description.

Also: If you can provide more information about you current setup of products with its variations, I can help.

Also, thanks for reading the Support-Advice at the very first page of this plugin ??

So maybe you don’t have any variations for this product setted. Also you can add a check to the $variation_ids:

if ( empty( $variation_ids ) ) return;

Regards,
Thomas

Nope. There is a difference between support questions and the development of a free plugin. This plugin works. It adds the custom field to the variation and saves it to the post meta at the variation. A quick look at the helper.php should have cleared your questions.

Also, thanks for reporting ??

Yes. Which does the trick with the filter woocommerce_after_add_to_cart_form. This filter is update proof and will not be changed within the next minor and next major updates of WooCommerce.

There is no out-of-the-box way to display the variation description at once with the activation of this plugin. It’s just a helper to get things done. Nevertheless, if you want to have this as a feature request, please use the Github-Issues and open a new issue. But according to my analyses I really don’t think that it will become a feature of this plugin.

This topic here was about a snippet to help with display of the variation description.

Regards,
Thomas

Hi digitaliway!

I updated the readme.txt and added a F.A.Q.-Section: https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/woocommerce-product-variations-description/faq/

I hope, that helps,

Best regards,
Thomas

The dev doesn’t seem willing to provide support for the plugin.

I must insist that the developer (in person me) is willing to support. But (!) please keep in mind that this plugin is still free. And as I mentioned in the Github-Issue and in the Support-Topic there will be a documentation soon. If you’re willing to pay, this “soon” will be within the next two hours. As long as this doesn’t happen I prioritize my time schedule by myself.

Thanks and best regards,
Thomas

Hello!

Thanks for that hint! I’ll add one to the readme soon!

Best Regards,
Thomas

Hey,

There is a Logout-Link. You can get the URL via the API-Helper uf_get_logout_url(). I hope that helps.

The users profile is already a feature request which will be present in the next major version (1.1)

Best regards,
Thomas

Accepted Patch. Will be in Version 1.0.4.

Thanks a lot!

Hey RevConcept,

The redirection should work if the URL to the login page is something like https://yourdomain.tld/user-login/?redirect_to={escaped_url}.

I’ll test this issue within the upcoming week. Maybe I should provide a function uf_get_login_url() with the redirection parameter.

I’ll overthink this and will post in this thread.

Best regards,
Thomas