exetico

If I set @ini_set( 'display_errors', 0 ); it goes away, all other normal WP_CONFIGs like “WP_DEBUG”, “WP_DEBUG_DISPLAY” and “SCRIPT_DEBUG” does not prevent it from being rendred.

Could you please fix the logics in the plugin code-base?
I know it’s “just a error render” but, that kind of errors shouldn’t be a thing in the first place, as it should be handled properly in the code-base?

I can see it’s mentioned before, by seaching after the same topic on Google, so there’s more than one good reason to fix it.

Please look into patching this? It’s a bit odd that it has not been handled by the devs at this point :-)?

Thanks.

• This reply was modified 2 years, 4 months ago by exetico.

I’ve now added it, but the error are still there (tested with both Code Snippets, and inside my own plugin – I’ve also tested with different priority).

• This reply was modified 2 years, 6 months ago by exetico.

Thank you. I’m not sure what I was facing while debugging last time, but the patchs didn’t work (even though I tried /shop/ too). Now that works as expected, so thanks!

I have one question for your:

I expose the possible languages in a WordPress menu:

However, if the user goes to the /shop, no items are added to my menu, resulting in a empty menu render in Oxygen (my UI solution).

vs. render with translation not excluded:

I know that’s a thing I should taggle in Oxygen.

However: Wouldn’t it make good sense for the language links to be rendered in the menu, anyways?

And maybe add a notice with something like “No translation for this page” or whatever else, which matches the most common user-cases of TranslatePress?

Simple mockup with idea below. Maybe ad the “No translation for this page” with something as simple as in the title, for a default mouse-over text.

I guess most could would come directly from Google. And the few who don’t really understand English would think “Oh, there’s no options to change language to X, I’m going to leave.“, even though, the rest of the site are translated into Danish (or similar)?

• This reply was modified 2 years, 6 months ago by exetico.

Thank you for the fast handling of the case. I’ll check in the beginning of next week, as it didn’t impact our front-end.

Hi @miemie,

Thank you for the answer. In other words, it’s not possible to create a composite product, with it’s own “attributes” and “variants”, and unique SKU for each variant?

It sounds like I need to create another component (a variant product) only containing the size-options as variants, and add that component to the composite product? If so, that’s a bit bloated, for just collecting the right size for the composite product, like the “pancake size”, which is a direct variant of the composite product, where “toppings” and “extra” is indirect variants with it’s own prices.

I find the overall design of composite products very intuitive and thoughtfull, but this part is a bit odd. It will become a bit of a mess over time, if the primary product needs “size“, “temperature“, “flour mixture” and so on, if I’m trying to limit the amount of selections in a single “select menu”, and therefore, would like the “primary composite variant options” to be rendered as separate option fields for the primary composite (instead of creating each product-variant, ending up with 5 different variant products, added to the composite product, to prevent the “select” menu to become too large and overwhelming).
Other people must have tried to do the same, as what I’m asking for, where it’s possible to have a composite product holding a few different variants (like size, with own SKU’s) as the primary product, and add secondary products as components, for addons, custom selections, 3rdparty options and whatever.

Maybe your team will consider improving this, or maybe you have a suggestion on how to solve this, without having a lot of component-products, with a single variable (to prevent the select-list to grow enormous with “size m, weat, 50deg…. size l, weat, 60 deg. and so on). I’m just trying to find the most intuative way of bundling options, different prices, sizes and more, so I’m just sharing my 5 cents, and the limits I noticed during the shop-setup process.

If I remember the “Product bundle” correct, I don’t have the same advanced solutions, as I have in the composite product, which I need 🙂 But thank you for linking that, too! It’s a great solution too, but it doesn’t fit the requirements.

• This reply was modified 2 years, 9 months ago by exetico. Reason: Clearing things out :)
• This reply was modified 2 years, 9 months ago by exetico.