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Hello?

@arisoft I sent you an email, you responded asking for screenshots, which I immediately supplied. Now it’s been nearly 3 weeks since I originally logged my support email with you and I’ve yet to have any reply from you with regard to getting this working! Do you think this is acceptable?

Got the same thing happening here… Custom fields are being sent through to Mailerlite just fine. However, the default ‘Name’ field is not being sent. I’ve emailed your above email address, but have had no reply as of yet. Search your emails for @wpmad

Perfect, thank you! I didn’t see that option!

@mahbubshovan is there any news/update on this functionality?

That’s not set to 30 backups per day…

It was set to take ‘daily’ backups and retain/keep/store 30 backups. To be clear, that’s 1 backup per day.

Hi Karen,

Updraft doesn’t provide any of their own storage for free. But, as David answered previously:

the free version of UpdraftPlus includes support for Dropbox, Google Drive and Amazon S3, all of which provide free tiers.

You can connect your Updraft plugin with any of the above third-party services from within the ‘Settings’ tab in the Updraft ‘Backup/Restore’ settings page.

Yes, Megabytes are smaller than Gigabytes – 1 Gigabyte is 1000 Megabytes.

It’s not really Updraft/Vault storage’s responsibility to tell you that you’re not using all of the storage space that you purchased and you should really take this up with your hosting company as they’ve clearly misadvised you about your backup storage requirements.

In the Updraft ‘Backup/Restore’ page under ‘Existing Backups’ you can see how much storage space is being used by your existing backups and, depending on the number of backups you have stored, you should be able to calculate your backup storage requirements.

I’m not sure why this wasn’t working previously, I must have made a typo somewhere else in my code but it is now working as expected.

Yes, replace the code with the recommended code in the respective theme files.

Please note, however, that these are only ‘warnings’ and will not prevent your site from working.

@amritshrestha – any chance of updating this in your theme yet? It’s only like a 5 minute job…

You can find the WooCommerce template files here:

../wp-content/plugins/woocommerce/templates/

In order to override them in your child theme, you will need to create a folder called woocommerce within your child themes folder.

Then, using a WooCommerce template file as an example:
../wp-content/plugins/woocommerce/templates/archive-product.php

This would need to be copied to your child themes woocommerce folder eg.
../wp-content/themes/your-child-theme/archive-product.php

This is also covered, in detail, in the WooCommerce documentation here: https://docs.woocommerce.com/document/template-structure/

Also, a quick Google search on ‘how to display wordpress template file being used’ displays lots of answers. Here’s one I found in about 10 seconds: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/9405896/how-do-i-get-the-name-of-the-file-that-is-being-used-to-render-the-current-page

I’m not sure, however, how the Perfect WooCommerce Brands plugin (and it’s templates) work. So, if the above doesn’t help then you may need to contact the plugin developer to get more information on their own templates etc.

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Hi Nik,

I’ve just taken a look at the site in question and it appears that you have managed to remove the PayPal payment methods from the checkout page.

Would you mind sharing your solution and marking your topic as solved?

Can you give an example?

Thanks lorro, that appears to have done the trick! Much appreciated!

What is your website URL?

Do you have any theme updates available? If so, have you tried updating your theme too?