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Hi @dncreative,

Again I think that notice came due to a specific setting as it is not appearing on the demo site right now as you can see in this screenshot: https://prnt.sc/zb4e5s

But we will try to replicate this notice on our end and resolve it. I would like to assure you that this is not an error that will impact the plugin functionality.

Hi @mili909,

Yes, the requirement you mentioned can be achieved with our plugin using the custom delivery settings based on the product categories feature.

So, in the custom delivery settings you create for this specific category you need to set the Minimum Delivery Time to 72 hours. This will make sure that when you add a product from this specific category to the cart the first available delivery date will be 2 days away from the current date.

Kind Regards,
Upendra.

Hello,

I just checked on the demo site and the delivery date field is appearing fine on the checkout page on the demo site as you can see in this screenshot: https://prnt.sc/z2aymp

We do offer the admin demo too so it is possible that some other user might have changed some settings due to which the delivery date field was not appearing when you checked it.

Kind Regards,
Upendra

Hi @farny,

Yes, the plugin will work for your requirement.

If you want to have a minimum lead time of 2 days please set the Minimum Delivery time (in hours): option to 48 hours under Order Delivery Date>> General Settings>> Date Settings section.

Kind Regards,
Upendra.

Hello,

I am afraid we have not yet tested the Product Delivery Date plugin with the WCFM frontend manager plugin so we will not be able to commit how they will work together.

I am guessing it will require more changes in the plugin than just a hook or a filter to make this integration work as we will have to display the Product Delivery Date meta box in the frontend vendor dashboard when they create or edit a product.

We will consider offering this compatibility in the future.

Hi @nikeri,

Country name must not be appearing in the address in the print header because you might have the same country as your base store country and the billing country in the address. WooCommerce does not show the county in the address in this case.

If you still want to display the county in the Invoice please add the following filter in your theme/child theme’s functions.php file:

add_filter( 'wcdn_address_billing', 'wcdn_address_billing', 10, 2 );
function wcdn_address_billing( $address, $order ) {
    $address .= ', ' . WC()->countries->countries[ $order->get_billing_country() ];
    return $address;
}

Kind Regards,
Upendra Kapse

Hi @ashkannasiri,

The thing is we are using the jQuery Datepicker calendar and I guess we will have to change a lot of things in the code if we want to support these different type of calendars.

But I will surely escalate this idea to our development team so that they can consider this in the future.

Kind Regards,
Upendra.

Hi @ashkannasiri,

You are right, we are using the Julian/Gregorian calendar which is the most used one globally. Under the Appearance section if you notice the label of the option it says Calendar Language so as you correctly mentioned we are just translating the month names on the calendar with this option.

I am afraid we don’t have an option to change the type of the calendar right now.

Kind Regards,
Upendra

Hi @mrma ,

Have you written any custom CSS that isn’t applying on the website? Or the default plugin CSS is not applying on the FAQ page?

If you added custom CSS, please make sure that the file in which you have added the custom CSS is also added as an exception in the WP Fastest Cache plugin settings.

It will help us understand the issue if you can share the URL of your FAQ page.

Also, I just tested with the lite version(we don’t have the premium plugin) of WP Fastest Cache plugin and it worked well.

Kind Regards,
Upendra.

Hi @pedrohalo,

The Delivery date data are stored inside the postmeta table in the database.

Can you please let us know how exactly you have migrated the order data? You used any external plugin to export the order data and import them to your other website?

If you can give us this information we will test this similarly on our end and see why the delivery date data were not migrated.

Regards,
Upendra.

Hi @lizwade,

Just to extend Chetna’s earlier reply, I see that you basically want to allow customers to choose the delivery dates which are more than 2 months out from the current date.

You can do that by setting a higher value according to your requirement in the Number of dates to choose: option which is there under Dashboard>> Order Delivery Date>> Date Settings.

The Number of Months option that you referred to simply allows you to set how many months are shown on the calendar at once. Even with Number of Months set to 1 you can browse to the upcoming months on the calendar by clicking on the Next icon as you can see in this screenshot: https://www.screencast.com/t/Go3aobAw

Hope this helps!

Kind Regards,
Upendra Kapse.

Hello,

I am afraid there is no direct way to just display the content with the shortcode parameters.

But you can achieve this by doing some tweaks in the code. First, you can hide the title by adding this custom CSS into your Additional CSS section under Appearance>> Customize:

.arconix-faq-title {
display:none;
}

And then open a file named arconix-faq.js which is there under \wp-content\plugins\arconix-faq\includes\js\ and remove the code(line number 11 to 16) that is highlighted in this screenshot: https://www.screencast.com/t/oxj9zMqoxzp

Hope this helps!

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Hi @kendavies,

This is strange, I just checked this with the latest version of the plugin as a Shop Manager and the print icons appeared fine on the WooCommerce Orders page and the Bulk Print options also worked fine for me.

Can you please double check this that you are checking this as a Shop Manager? Or did you make any changes on the website which might have caused this?

Kind Regards,
Upendra Kapse.

Hi Navnit,

I understand that you want to pass the WooCommerce order ID as a file name for the Invoice file which will be generated. I am afraid there is no direct way to do this right now but it is very good suggestion so we will surely consider this in the future.

Kind Regards,
Upendra.

Hi @smiler2000,

I recommend you to go through this forum thread in which we have shared a code snippet to print the variation image in the Invoice.

Kind Regards,
Upendra.