jpowersdev

Hi @slem99,

Could you provide a link to the site you are having trouble with? Are you using single-opt-in or double-opt-in for your form?

Thanks,
Jon

Hi @asantana75

Try this instead:

add_filter(
    'yikes-mailchimp-ignore-required-array-field',
    function ($fields, $form_id) {
        $fields['state'] = true;
        return $fields;
    },
    10,
    2
);

Let me know if that helps,
Jon

Hi @mjknight02,

Hiding resubscribe messages is not a feature of our plugin, but you can do that using CSS.

The apostrophe is being escaped when you save. You can either change the label or use JS to set the button text when the page loads.

Thanks,
Jon

Hi @asantana75,

We have a filter that allows you to ignore the “required field” check on certain fields. You should be able to do the following:

add_filter(
    'yikes-mailchimp-ignore-required-array-field',
    function ($fields, $form_id) {
        $fields[] = 'state';
        return $fields;
    },
    10,
    2
);

That would prevent the state field from being checked to see if it is empty. You can also use the $form_id to only exempt the state on certain forms. For example, forms in English you may want to leave the state field, but forms in Portuguese you’d ignore that field.

Let me know if that helps,
Jon

Hi @kurtberlin,

That is very strange. Does updating the title work on any products, or is it broken across the board? Do you see any errors in either the Site Health status page or your site’s debug log?

Could you provide a link to one of the products where you have assigned a tab, but it doesn’t display on the frontend?

Let me know what you find,
Jon

Hi @nanasflowers,

This is not currently a feature of our plugin, though I imagine you could do it in code. You’d need to hook into the purchase flow using one of the WooCommerce actions, and then check the list of tabs for the given product and pull out the one you want.

You’ll need to do this in PHP by adding code to the functions.php file in your theme folder. I modified code from StackOverflow, so I haven’t tested it, but something like this should work:

add_action('woocommerce_new_order', 'add_tab_note', 1, 1);

function add_tab_note($order_id)
{
    // Load the current order
    $order = new WC_Order($order_id);

    // Grab the products in this order
    $products = $order->get_items();

    // Stop if there are no products in the order
    if (!isset($products) || empty($products)) {
        return;
    }

    // Grab the first product so we can fetch the tabs
    $product = $products[0];

    // Grab the tabs
    $tabs = get_post_meta($product->get_id(), 'yikes_woo_products_tabs', true);

    // Stop if there are no tabs
    if (!isset($tabs) || empty($tabs)) {
        return;
    }

    // Define the ID of the tab that you want
    $id = 'my-tab-id';

    // Loop through the tabs
    foreach ($tabs as $tab) {
        // If the tab matches the desired ID
        if ($tab['id'] === $id) {
            // Store the content in a variable (assuming that's what you want)
            $note = $tab['content'];
        }
    }

    // If the note is defined (meaning the tab was found)
    if (isset($note)) {
        // Add the note
        $order->add_order_note($note);
    }
}

You’ll just need to change the ID to the tab ID that you want to use. I’d recommend testing this on staging or locally first.

Let me know if that helps,
Jon

Hi @tabledesigns,

Yes, that is correct! You can assign tabs based on taxonomy, so either category or tag. Then if you wanted to ensure they were in order (grouped by prefix, how you have them now) you’d just use the drag and drop sorting feature to reorder them all in the list of saved tabs.

Let me know if that helps,
Jon

Hi @alethai,

Could you provide more information about the issues you are running into? Are you receiving any error messages, either in the browser console or the WordPress debug log?

Thanks,
Jon