gulliver
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@msaari… Thanks.
You’re right about html… thanks, I hadn’t thought of that. The word ‘paused’ is a link and hence preceded by an ahref tag, so that’s why it’s not being found.
I don’t suppose there’s a workaround for such instances?
And thanks for clarifying the max length.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Relevanssi - A Better Search] How to get exact match@msaari… thanks.
I’ve just checked with Twenty Seventeen on a site I setup for a friend. Seems to work fine there – exact match and encoded quotes. When I switch that site to my theme it drops the quotes.
This is clearly something to do with my server/theme – and as I’m updating the theme and switching hosts, rather than trouble you further now I’ll revisit this later when I’m on a different server and have checked my theme. 😉
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Relevanssi - A Better Search] How to get exact match@msaari… thanks.
The encoding issue also happens with the default TwentySeventeen theme.
And yes, Relevanssi is handling the search.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Single column posts page in Twenty Seventeen?@sterndata… Thanks. Been there-done that, in my install that doesn’t apply it to the blog page.
@alchymyth… Thanks. That beings it to a single column, albeit wider than other pages. And reducing the width percentage then unaligns it from the title.
Oh well. I’ve looked at this theme on behalf of a client, as an alternative to a custom theme of mine he’s now using. But I’ve no desire to dig further into changing it to do what’s probably sensible (this issue and a few others I’ve noticed). Pity, it’s a good theme.
Forum: Developing with WordPress
In reply to: Archive with post count@bcworkz… thanks. I think perhaps I’ve posted in the wrong forum – because i don’t know enough to be able to act on your suggestion.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WordPress Pagination Plugin: Page-Links Plus] Have I misunderstood?@studiohyperset… Thanks – that’s how I’d expect it to be.
Maybe I’d mis-configured my test install – perhaps left some other code in place, which produced the ‘Pages: 1 2’… in which case I’m sorry to have wasted your time with a needless post. I’ll investigate when able.
🙂
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Simple Shopping Cart] ‘Cart Orders’ feature@mbrsolution… Thanks.
You’ve provided really good support.
Much appreciated.I shall explore your paid options.
- This reply was modified 9 years, 7 months ago by gulliver.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Simple Shopping Cart] ‘Cart Orders’ featureThanks. I hadn’t. Duh – me!
How is ‘Add New Order’ used?
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Simple Shopping Cart] ‘Cart Orders’ feature@@mbrsolution… thanks.
I’m still confused.
As a test, I’ve bought something using my other PayPal account and no entry is added to cart order.
Also, if such entries are auto-completed from PayPal transaction, how /why is ‘add new’ used?
A re-check shows several draft entries (probably from earlier tests), and another purchase seems to have created another draft entry but with empty fields.
If I hadn’t had your earlier answer, I’d have thought that ‘Cart Orders’ is simply a way to enter and reference data manually grabbed from PayPal transactions.
I’m not too bothered about the feature, because I hadn’t expected it and simply wanted a basic cart until I had the time/headspace to setup Woo Commerce.
But, now I’m aware of the feature, it’ll be nice to get it working as intended.
- This reply was modified 9 years, 7 months ago by gulliver.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Simple Shopping Cart] ‘Cart Orders’ feature@mbrsolution… Thanks.
I realised they belong to theh plugin, but I haven’t seen any mention of this in the docs. Perhaps I overlooked it?
Does the plugin create the entries and populate the fields,, or is that something to be done manually?
@lane… Thanks.
Not meaning to be disrespectful to the plugin author… I’m one of several who’ve been unable to get this plugin to clear the cart contents on return from PayPal… and so am currently testing an alternative (https://wordpress.org/plugins/wordpress-simple-paypal-shopping-cart/)… which seems to be very similar, though perhaps easier to config, and which clears the cart.
The workaround code similar to my earlier reply is slightly different:
<p class="in-cart"><a href="http://ADD LINK HERE">Item(s) in cart: [insert_php]echo wpspc_get_total_cart_qty();[/insert_php] »</a></p>I use the ‘Automatic redirection to checkout page’ option to load the cart page, thus easily showing that an item has been added.
Although it’s not as sweet as an ajax same-page notification, it’s fine.
In another install where I use site-wide ajax page-loading, the ‘Automatic redirection to checkout page’ option doesn’t load the cart page… and so I use the code below (inserted in an appropriate place(s) near a product to display a ‘x item(s) in cart’ message.
<p class="in-cart"><a href="ADD LINK HERE">[insert_php]echo wpusc_cart_item_qty();[/insert_php] »</a></p>The ‘insert php’ is done with another plugin (https://wordpress.org/plugins/insert-php/), and enables the code to be added to the page. Without that plugin, the code between the square brackets can be added to a template with normal php open/close brackets.
Although less-than-ideal, it’s a good trade-off when considering the benefits (works well and is easy to set-up) of this plugin.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Quick edit showing wrong parentAnswering my own post…
Seems the issue is triggered by code used to provide a fix for private pages not being available to select as parents:
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: How can I add a timestamp to a WP export?Thanks.
My error… the code was an ‘here’s something you can adapt’ example, and I hadn’t thought about it enough to modify to a named function.Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: How can I add a timestamp to a WP export?Thanks, Steve.
Not knowing enough to add the additional necessary code, (which I’ll read more about to be able to better understand) from an answer elsewhere I’m now able to use…
add_filter( 'export_wp_filename', function( $wp_filename, $sitename, $date ) { return sprintf( '%swordpress.%s.xml', $sitename, date( 'Y-m-d-T-H-i-s' ) ); }, 10, 3 );It improves the default WP timestamp, by providing immediate visual info on time-of-creation. Better than my previous situation of confusion when multiple exports are done on the same day.
Hopefully this code can help others.