fletsch

Hi and thanks a lot for the screenshot. Looks promising.

Unfortunatelly displaying the estimate delivery date on the checkout page is not working correcctly. I’m using the basic woodmart theme. Here is what I found out:

Delivery estimate shows correctly on the cart page (injected via wse_ship_est in wp_footer as <code class=””><style> + <code class=””>label::after), but on checkout the estimate never appears even though the shipping row HTML is identical (<code class=””>#shipping_method_0_… + <code class=””>label).

Root cause

Registration is done here:

<code class=””>add_action( ‘woocommerce_init’, function() { if ( wse_is_path(‘/cart’) || wse_is_path(‘/checkout’) || … ) add_action( ‘wp_footer’, ‘wse_ship_est’ ); } );

In <code class=””>wse_is_path():

• For /cart, if <code class=””>is_cart() is not true yet, there is still a fallback that compares <code class=””>$_SERVER[‘REQUEST_URI’] to the cart page path (permalink path).
• For /checkout, there is only <code class=””>is_checkout() — no URL fallback.

woocommerce_init runs early (around <code class=””>init). On many setups <code class=””>is_checkout() is still false at that moment because the main query / template conditionals are not ready yet. So <code class=””>wse_is_path(‘/checkout’) returns false, wp_footer is never hooked, and no <code class=””><style> block is output on checkout — hence no <code class=””>::after content at all. Cart still works because of the cart URL fallback.

Suggested fix (in the plugin)

• Either register wse_ship_est on a later hook when conditionals are reliable, e.g. <code class=””>wp or template_redirect (and keep the same wse_is_path checks), or
• Add a checkout URL path fallback for /checkout analogous to the cart block (compare current request path to the checkout page permalink path), or
• Replace the early <code class=””>is_checkout() check with something that doesn’t depend on the main query that early.

Workaround (for site owners until a release)

Add to functions.php in the child theme:

add_action(

'wp',

function () {

if ( ! function_exists( 'wse_ship_est' ) || is_admin() ) {

return;

}

if ( has_action( 'wp_footer', 'wse_ship_est' ) ) {

return;

}

if ( function_exists( 'is_checkout' ) && is_checkout() ) {

add_action( 'wp_footer', 'wse_ship_est', 10 );

}

},

20

);

Hi Takayuki

Thanks for your answer. I use only the Woodmart Theme and around 63 plugins. See screenshot: https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/f6pkqt9slojmmv413n35s/Screenshot-2025-03-13-at-22-04-22-Plugins-WordPress.png?rlkey=meff28dtzigs65qdse94o84uy&e=2&st=xpl0meoj&dl=0

Where you able to have a look on the site from the link I posted? What I’m wondering is, why there is no “display: none;” in the CSS. Is this normally added by JS or should it be part of a CSS file?

I’ve seen that there are also other people posting this issue. Any idea where it might comes from?

Best regards,
Fletsch

Thanks! I wasn‘t sure where to place this request. But can you please also delete the URL? Or if not then replace it with a short url link? The forum post shows up in search engines related to my webshop and I don‘t want that. I usually use short URLs but missed it here. I‘m anyway wondering why I can‘t edit my own post anymore?

Thanks in advance.

You can access the store with the password “materialist34”. It’s hidden as still in development.

EDIT: works not in Safari, only in Firefox.

Ok what’s also working is to the Option “Force Cache URLs” with the entry: ?filter_

Then all the pages with filtered products are cached and load pretty fast when saved in cache. I’m just wondering if this will generate a too huge cache with around 10 options containing around 5-10 attributes? Could lead to thousands if not millions of possible combinations if I’m right.

So I really would be very curious to hear your opinion on the best solution.

Best regards,
Fletsch

• This reply was modified 2 years, 12 months ago by fletsch.

Hi qtwrk

Thanks a lot for your reply. I turned off ajax and it’s working now with having/using the button in the filter section. I can reload the pages and also link to filtered products. And thei are cached, it shows “x-litespeed-cache: hit”

But is there a solution to use the filters without the button, meaning with ajax, and also have the site(s) cached?

Is this now a problem coming from the theme and should they improve their theme or is it coming from litespeed itself?

Best regards,
Fletsch

• This reply was modified 2 years, 12 months ago by fletsch.

Hi Gaurav

Was a bit hard to find but it worked out now. Thanks a lot for your reply! Great Plugin!

Best regards,

Hi Ojoma

Thanks a lot for your answer. That’s what I tried too but unfortunatelly I can’t see the Shortcod. It only shows a placeholder. See screenshot. Is this a bug in the plugin or the translation? Have made all updates from WooCommerce, WordPress and Plugins.

https://nimb.ws/hat65w

But good to know how the shortcode is structured/written so I should be able to insert it manually.

• This reply was modified 3 years ago by fletsch.