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Julian, just to update you again: it seems that W3 Total Cache does cause problems, too. I had to turn off cache settings on that to have it work fully correctly. The conflict with Mailchimp for WooCommerce is still a problem, too.
You said to try WP Super Cache, which I did but it won’t work with W3 total cache which is the best plugin I’ve found for minifying and combining CSS and JS. Is there any other cache plugins that will work. Everything I’ve tried except for W3 gives me horrible page load speeds.
Great. Thanks Julian.
Hi Julian, after much testing I’ve discovered the issue. It’s a conflict with one of the plugins I’m using: Mailchimp for WooCommerce.
https://wordpress.org/plugins/mailchimp-for-woocommerce/
Have you had this issue before? Is there anything that can be done to remove the conflict? I’ll also contact Mailchimp to see if there’s anything they can do.
P.s. I’ve still got W3Total Cache activated and it’s working fine.
Hi Julian, I can confirm that it happens with or without either of these plugins installled. Also, even with W3 Total Cache installed it does work in some instances, so I’m not sure the issue lies with cache?
Hi Julian, thanks for the reply. I will try that but just to let you know I have the same problems even when I don’t have any cache plugin installed. I’ve got W3 total cache uninstalled now and it’s giving me the same behaviour.
Thanks Julian. Much appreciated.
Hi Julian,
I’ve looked further into this and I can see that when I import the 2nd currency price into the custom field: _regular_price_wmcp, that it does populate the database but doesn’t show the price in the admin for the product. I’ve checked the source code and see that the field does appear to be called _regular_price_wmcp. I’m using wp all import, but have also tried the default product importer, but it’s not worked for either.
I’m currently using the free version of your plugin. I would gladly pay for the premium version if this was a feature.
Thanks Julian. This would be a huge time saver.
Thanks Julian. It would be a huge time saver.
Thanks Nick. This worked perfectly for me.
Probably not a great idea, but I just commented out these two lines in that file:
// update_post_meta($post_id, ‘fsi_fs_images’, $_POST[‘fsi_fs_images’]);
// update_post_meta($post_id, ‘fsi_fs_images_slideshow’, $_POST[‘fsi_fs_images_slideshow’]);and it stopped the errors showing in the backend when I try to save pages. And it doesn’t seem to have caused any issues on the front end.