yesper

And, one for the road. ??

I used the plugin WP Rollback, and (quite easily) managed to get back the previous WooCommerce version (3.2.6). That resolved the Gift problem too.

So far, so good. Thx!

Thx for your quick reply.

I tried the easiest one and pasted the code in footer.php.

No luck. Nothing changed. Still grey buttons. ??

I usually wait a week or two, before updating. But not this time. ??

And yes, my theme developer already replied; they are workin’ with the update. We’ll see.

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This workaround looks nice. But where it should be added? — functions.php?

Oh no. The page.php? Header section?

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I have the same problem. Gift products appear on Cart as they should, but all “Add to Cart” buttons are grey. Disabled.

• I disabled my cache plugin (Comet Cache)
• I disabled my previous gift plugin (WooCommerce Multiple Free Gift)
• PHP version IS 5.6
• WP version 4.92
• Woocommerce 3.3.0
• WP Theme is WooCart

Nothing helps.

I even started to wonder, if the huzzle might have something to do with this:
WC 3.3: Issues with Categories displaying in Shop

As you must know by now, that latest Woocommerce upgrade is a mess. One problem is those dated theme files, e.g. cart.php. Right now I’m waiting for my WooCart theme fixing update.

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Hello FC,

And thank you for the quick reply.

I thought of that in the first place — the cache problem. I emptied the cache in FF immediately but no help. Probably the problem is the plugin I’m using: Comet cache.

However, the point is that now I know what to look for. Thank you! ??

Hi,

I have just the same problem as Andrew (above). The maintenance mode do not return to normal, albeit it says so (?Maintenance is Off?).

I’m working with my dear Mac (10.6.8) and using FF (48.9.2) and Opera.
Ok, they are a bit of old ones, but no problems with any other plugins!

Hope you would help, soon.

Hello @jcastaneda,

It always happens in the same way.

• I edit this one page without any hassle or problems, and then save it, and close the browser (FF, usually). Everything is just fine.
• ?The next morning? I return to admin side, click this one page link, and, bang: no code box.

No, this do not happen with any other pages or media etc. Just this one page. Also, it has nothing to with the WP upgrades, or plugins (I only add plugin once a year or so), or the browser. It just happens, without any warnings.

Let’s add this: This page is a list of my International Movie dvds, about 5000 code lines. I modify it almost every day. This problem looks like the database corrupts every time when, say, 50 saves is done. Weird, very.

?– –what else have you tried??

Mmmm. What you mean? Not too much to do, as the code box have disappeared. ;).

Well, actually, I did. — I installed a plugin called Clone. Cloning the page (in a Pages view) provides a new, proper version, and quite mystically returns the code box, too. This is considerably easier than any source-code-copy-paste.

But I forgot to mention: ALL the other boxes disappears too. The Admin view is just as empty as you see in my early screenshot. So, I have to adjust many values again every time, e.g. SEO and similar. Annoiyng! :b

Thx for your help, so far.

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Additional info.

It looks like a conflict between WooCommerce and plugins in question. Possible bug. I disabled YITH WC Advanced Reviews plugin. Let’s see if the future upgrades will handle this.

Well,

While there were [also] problems with the Finnish translation (by using the My WP Translate plugin) I gave it up. Disabled the YITH plugin and returned to the basic WooCommerce reviews. Works like a charm.

Though, not perfect. At least one string (the first one on the WooCommerce shop page, ?x Reviews?) is hardcoded. This is the file and location:

/themes/Your-Theme/woocommerce/single-product/rating.php

So the problem was not resolved, but it disappeared. Let it be. :/

Many thx for your quick answer!

Oh dear. That tiny CSS definition of my own was added about 10 years ago; I had forgot it.

Actually, I don’t use any graphic smilies myself, I have disable them in WP. But many of my customers do, so I started to investigate what’s up.

And no, I had not forgot that ?v?. It’s just my way to disable CSS, temporarily. ??

Everything’s alright now. Thank you so much for your kind help!

Hi again Ben,

I’m a Finnish guy myself, so what you find here is Finglish. ??

Your solution (on the screenshot) works, surely.

Anyway, I instead used the other definition section on the same tab, the one under “Even More Products Info”. Like this:

Product Info on Archive Pages

Enable [X]
– – –
<p>[wcj_product_custom_field name=”product_author”]</p>
– – –
Before product title
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That adds an Author field under the product picture. Required author info will be given via WordPress Custom Field menu.

Yes, your “First one” method was the one I was after. This CSS code “display: none” works in many cases. Nice and easy.

As for the tweaking core php theme files, that’s something I’m always trying to avoid. At least a child theme must be used — as you quite obviously know. ??

Off topic: Comment preview would be really useful here. Let’s see what we see. *post*

Regards

# yesper

Edit: Oh, the Edit link was there, too. Didn’t notice earlier. :/

Hello Ben,

The thing was I didn’t want to display any SKU on my category views. It looked stupid. However, SKU is still displayed on my product pages, which is fine with me. And, I haven’t check up yet how it is on my Cart, Checkout, E-mail or Invoice. Basically, doesn’t bother me if it’s shown. I think it’s good to show it for the customer, during the process and after the purchase.

It looks like we have different needs now. In fact, I replaced the original category SKU with another info (Author Name).

Have you contacted your theme authors? Perhaps additional CSS would do.

# yesper

Hello Tom,

This ?quick modification? of yours IS working (now). It was just that… Nobody said nothing about using the WordPress Custom Fields, to store the desired value. See, I’m just a stupid shopkeeper and end loser. :/

Case closed. Thanks!

# yesper

Hi Tom,

I did contact (on Apr. 17th). Any progress?

Hello Tom,

Unfortunately, it’s not functioning. There’s no field (on backend) to give extra info, like author of the book. But I tried this instead, just to see:

<h6>[wcj_sku]</h6>

…and it was ok.

Was thas a proper link = new Jetpack file?

# yesper