jpowersdev

Hi @tabledesigns,

The premium version of our plugin does allow drag-and-drop sorting of your saved and global tabs. However, that feature is designed for use when ordering tabs on the product page. I’m not sure if that will interfere with your use case.

Let me know if that helps,
Jon

Hi @clairettededie,

I don’t see the link you described in the footer of your site. Were you able to figure it out?

Thanks,
Jon

Hi @mladja123,

That’s going to be something handled in your theme using javascript. Our plugin just adds to the list of tabs, it doesn’t manage the showing and hiding of them.

That being said, if you provide a link to the page, I may be able to help put together a script to do that.

Thanks,
Jon

Hi @zurcherart,

The function that generates that email is located here. It pulls the list information and customer information from the mailchimp api, then assembles a url here. Then it goes through the email body and replaces placeholder [link] elements with the actual links, as seen here.

We have error logging functionality that can be enabled in the plugin settings. What I would do in this scenario is first to turn that on, then start adding some debug lines inside that file. You can view the messages on that same “Debug Settings” page. You can use the following structure:

$error_logging = new Yikes_Inc_Easy_Mailchimp_Error_Logging();
$error_logging->maybe_write_to_log( 
    'error code / label',
    'the text to dump',
    'filename'
);

It only handles strings, so make sure not to dump an array. I’d drop the maybe_write_to_log call after each step of the link-building process to see where it’s going astray. And I would definitely recommend doing this either locally or in a staging environment, to avoid accidentally taking down the main site.

Let me know what you find,
Jon

Hi @pascmar,

Thank you for bringing this to our attention! We are looking into it.

Jon

Hi @ondway2legend,

Are you still having trouble? It looks like the screenshot you posted is not longer available.

Thanks,
Jon

Hi @serapiony,

The HTML of the tab section seems to be broken on the type-c page. The navigation bar is showing up inside the first tab, which is going to break whatever javascript manages the showing and hiding of tabs. I see that you are using visual composer page builder to create the tab content. I’d recommend taking a look at that section as regular HTML and make sure all your tags are closed correctly. Sometimes this is caused by something as simple as a missing </div> tag.

Let me know if that helps,
Jon

Hi @killz,

The error message is stating that one of your tabs doesn’t have an ID. Does the tab have a title? Have you done any manual editing of the postmeta for that product?

Thanks,
Jon