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Hi @mediih! Thanks for writing back!

As @hegenberg mentioned above, product-attributes are just like taxonomies, so you may need to retrieve the product data, using the get_post_meta() should work in this case!

Then, count the elements in that array to determine their positions, add the new attribute to the array and then update it.

If it’s not a default attribute, AFAIK, you can create a term.

Here’s a discussion about how to create a term if this is something that you’re looking for:

https://stackoverflow.com/a/29551092

In both cases, this is a fairly complex development topic. I’m going to leave it open for a bit to see if anyone can chime in to help you out.

I can also recommend the WooCommerce Developer Resources Portal for resources on developing for WooCommerce.

You can also visit the WooCommerce Facebook group or the #developers channel of the WooCommerce Community Slack.

We’re lucky to have a great community of open-source developers for WooCommerce, and many of our developers hang out there, as well.

All the best,

Hi @rwap

If this is the case, and if you’re running WordPress 5.2 or later, go over to Tools > Site Health in your Dashboard.

Under the Info tab, you’ll see your PHP memory limit. In most cases (for almost 99% of the hosting companies) the limit is around 256MB.

If it’s already set fairly high, one of your plugins might just be broken.

However, if you find it’s very low, you’ll need to increase it, and I’d recommend checking out with your hosting company what’s the best options in this case.

If everything fails, share with us your debug messages and also a copy of your site’s System Status.

You can find it via WooCommerce > Status. Select “Get system report” and then “Copy for support”. 

Once you’ve done that, paste it here in your response with your wp_debug messages.

I hope it helps! My very best,

Hi @sunilsingh2019

Just to clarify it a bit more, is this a totally custom checkout page? I am asking this because, usually, it displays your order details with the product title, quantity purchased, etc, and maybe you can use a piece of CSS to move those lines if this is what you’re trying to do.

Can we have a link to see it live?

Also, Here’s a visual HTML hook guide for the WooCommerce Checkout Page, which may help a lot in identifying the hooks used.

https://www.businessbloomer.com/woocommerce-visual-hook-guide-checkout-page/

All the best,

Hi @atwp01, thanks for reaching out to us!

That’s correct! Natively, you can only add 1 image per product variation. To reach your needs, you can use a plugin like this one:

https://wordpress.org/plugins/woo-variation-gallery/

Or any other similar plugin that offers this functionality. The one suggested above will allow you to insert multiple images for/per product variation.

Let me know if we can help you with anything else! All the best,

Hi @tonsy86!

Thanks for your message!

We have an amazing community that develops these extensions and add-ons that enrich your customer’s experience in your store.

These extensions sometimes have a trial period or a limited – free version, that you, usually, can try out! 🙂

Also, we regularly collect suggestions and feedback to pass along to our development teams. And while we may not implement all suggestions, the discussion around them is what drives us to make great things on WooCommerce.

Thanks again for your message, and we’re happy that you’re enjoying WooCommerce!

My very best,

Hi @sheldony, thanks for reaching out to us!

Just to clarify it a bit more, I have accessed your site and added a random product to my cart.

Image link: https://snipboard.io/zNS0AT.jpg

Then, I clicked on the cart link, and this is the page loaded:

https://www.sscy.org/wp/product/tack-day-copy/?attribute_color=Charcoal+Black

Image link: https://snipboard.io/I1eDtr.jpg

Can you let me know what page should open instead?

If possible, share a link/screenshots so we can better visualize it!

For screenshots, you can use any tool and just share the link with us, if you don’t know any, I’d recommend using this one.

I hope to hear from you soon! All the best,

Hi @digitaltrade! Thanks for writing back!

I can see that this feature may be handled by your theme, which seems to be Flatsome, is that correct?

With that in mind, can you give the steps below a try, please?

• Temporarily switch your theme to Storefront
• Disable all plugins except for WooCommerce
• Repeat the action that is causing the problem

If you’re not seeing the same problem after completing the conflict test, then you know the problem was with the plugins and/or theme you deactivated.

To figure out which plugin is causing the problem, reactivate your other plugins one by one, testing after each until you find the one causing conflict.

You can find a more detailed explanation of how to do a conflict test here.

If the problem persists, could you please share a copy of your site’s System Status?

You can find it via WooCommerce > Status. Select “Get system report” and then “Copy for support”.  Once you’ve done that, paste it here in your response.

Let us know how it goes! My very best,

Hi @rodney03, thanks for writing back!

The first thing you may check is if both sites use a business PayPal account, I am saying this because Alternative Payment Methods (APMs) are automatically enabled for all PayPal business accounts. Private seller accounts do not support APMs.

Another thing to keep in mind is that the credit card smart buttons loaded by PayPal only render on the checkout page. They only load a few options on non-checkout pages, like PayPal, Pay Later, Venmo, and SEPA (direct to bank).

Secondly, you would check if it’s not disabled from your Hide Funding Source settings!

You can get to know more about APMs here:

https://developer.paypal.com/docs/checkout/apm/

Let us know how it goes! My very best,