aris00

Good morning!

Sorry but I don’t have a link, I am still learning the plugin for our site offline. By “cart” I mean “basket”.

Here is how I go to the product from the basket page:

1. I click on my product from the shop page
2. I pick the various options I have setup with the builder for my product
The price updates correctly according to the formula I have setup
The CSS selector works fine
3. I click Add to Basket to add my product to the basket
4. I go to the basket page (view basket link)
The item I added in step 3 is listed here
and displays the correct option values I set in step 2
5. I click on the item link
6. I am now in the product page for my product

Should the options in the product page be initialized with option values from the basket page item I just clicked on in step 5?

With Woocommerce, the attribute values of a variable product are added to the item link in basket page, for example:
/product/myproduct?attribute_pa_colour=blue
so when I click on the “my product” listing from the basket page, the colour attribute select is initialized to “blue” from the basket item as the product page is loaded.

Can the Uni CPO plugin do that too?

Thanks!

PS. I hope my description was OK otherwise let me know and I will try to work out how to put a video up somewhere.

• This reply was modified 6 years, 10 months ago by aris00. Reason: formating

Final attempt:

Looked in the installer.php file and there is a:
ini_set(‘memory_limit’, ‘2048M’);

I set it to:
ini_set(‘memory_limit’, ‘4096M’);
and the installer failed, took longer, but did not display a response message.

Then I set it to:
ini_set(‘memory_limit’, ‘8186M’);
again, the installer failed, took even longer, but did not display a response message.

Finally, I set it to:
ini_set(‘memory_limit’, ‘-1’);
the installer kept going for quite a few minutes, httpd took 23.39GB of memory on my 4GB iMac, the beach ball started spinning, the computer became unresponsive, I managed to restart apache, closed the window, back to normal.

Note that I have also given the DB user all privileges on the local machine.

So, still stuck.

• This reply was modified 8 years, 8 months ago by aris00.

Created a fresh, default, WP installation on Siteground, added Duplicator 1.2.32 and it installed on my local development server without issues.

Uploaded the package that gives me problems back to Siteground on a different directory/db/user and it installs without problems, fast too.

Still stuck on how to make it work locally without the memory error.

No problem Chetna. Just give me a few more weeks. The site is going live today. When I get some real abandoned carts I will be able to give a more accurate review but support gets 5 stars!

Aris

Hey Chetna,

Thank you for your reply. I have seen the cron information you just replied with. You have generously provided it to fellow users before. My question was just to satisfy my own curiosity:

Would send_email.php do the same thing if I ran it with the php command instead of wget ?

I hope you don’t feel I am trying to waste your time! 🙂

Regards,
Aris

OK. Found a filter. Problem is, for variable products with variations, some javascript call sets the quantity input back to 1.

// $defaults array 'input_name', 'input_value', 'max_value', 'min_value', 'step'
// $product WC_Product_Variable
add_filter('woocommerce_quantity_input_args', 'my_func', 10, 2);
function my_func($defaults, $product) {
  // this filter is also called at the cart
  // we only want to affect quantity value in the product page
  if (!is_product()) return $defaults;
  $defaults['input_value'] = 66;
  return $defaults;
}

Zzzzzzap! You’re fast!

No worries, that works for 1 shop.

It’s just that I will be running one more shop using the same PayPal account so I was hoping that I could set it. Shop #2 however, is still a couple of months away. I will bring it up again later when it gets closer!

Thanks 🙂