jpowersdev

Hi @paigettie,

So the tabs are stored as an associative array, i.e.

$tabs = array(
  'first' => array(
    'title' => 'Tab Title',
    ... etc.
  )
);

Each tab has a key in that array. In the above case, the key is first. That key should be the title, but it might be all lowercase, for example.

var_dump is a function that lets you output a variable. In this case, you’d want to output the tabs: var_dump($tabs);. That will let you inspect the tab data array, allowing you to see the keys and use unset on the correct array member.

To increase the priority, you change the third parameter of the add_filter function. Currently, it’s set to 10. You could change it to 20, for example, and it would execute later than other functions that use that filter with a priority of 10.

Jon

Hi @imloic,

The WooCommerce CSV exporter can be customized using the following: https://github.com/woocommerce/woocommerce/wiki/Product-CSV-Importer-&-Exporter#adding-custom-import-columns-developers

The data used by our plugin is stored as serialized data. You could convert it to another format (such as JSON, for example) using the above filters.

Let me know if that helps,
Jon

Hi @rugarr,

It looks like the issue here is that javascript isn’t able to understand the tab ID, it’s throwing an error about tab-title-אספקה being an “unrecognized expression.” The markup is there, but the JS that WooCommerce includes to expand a tab is not working with the ID.

A regular document.querySelector with the tab ID does work, so I’m not sure what they are doing differently. You may want to reach out to them about this. In the meanwhile, the quick solution is to rename your tabs in English. You can add some JS to change the labels to Hebrew after the page loads, but having English titles in the database will mean English IDs, and should ensure that the WooCommerce JS properly expands your tabs.

Jon

Hi @frayel,

Could you provide a link to an example page you are having trouble with?

Thanks,
Jon

Hi @laurentdardelet,

Thank you for sending that. If you go and re-add the video, does it save correctly?

Jon

Hi @rugarr,

That is very strange. Could you provide a link to a page that showcases this issue?

Thanks,
Jon

Hi @mmkurhade,

If you use an existing export, the tabs will be formatted as serialized data. If you then try to import the data after converting the importer to recognize JSON, it won’t see anything.

You first need to add code to convert the exported meta to JSON, then export it again. After doing that, future imports using the JSON strategy will recognize the tabs.

Let me know if that helps,
Jon

Hi @contactpoint01,

I think this is caused by the Elementor popup code, because the markup for that ReCaptcha div is correct. When ReCaptcha is loaded, it scans the DOM for divs that have a class of g-recaptcha and some data attributes and then replaces them with the checkbox. The markup is correct for the div in your popup, but it’s as if the google code isn’t seeing that part of the DOM.

I’m not sure how to help here, as it works when not wrapped in the popup. You could probably write some javascript to manually activate it after the page loads, but I’m not sure. Here’s the docs on doing that: https://developers.google.com/recaptcha/docs/display

Jon

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