nicw.a11n

Awesome @miyagibonsai – I will mark this thread as resolved. Should you need any more help, you know where to find us 🙂

Hi @graichura

I agree, the implementation does seem klunky, and our developers do have the shortcodes on their list of issues to address.

I found that using a bit of CSS to hide the select dropdown left the selections in the default “subscribed” setting, which meant that lists not subscribed to are off, while lists that are subscribed to are on.

.mailpoet-manage-subscription .mailpoet_select_label, .mailpoet-manage-subscription  .mailpoet_select{
	display:none;
}

This seemed to work well and allows an opportunity to reword the instructions, perhaps?

Hi @klexi

Thank you for the input. Our team has in fact had the introduction of trace IDs to the UI and reporting for some time. An issue is open here on the public repository.

There are two possible routes to take on this – the one you’ve suggested, and the one mentioned in the repository, where we add the trace ID to reporting on the site and to the CSV files obtained from the site, allowing reconciliation.

Bank statement descriptors can be unreliable for this, as statement descriptors can vary somewhat from institution to institution and from country to country. But the trace ID should be a constant.

Thank you for the reminder on this, and I’ll be reaching out to the team to ensure this is on their radar.

Hi @johnclearmoonstudios

There are two steps to removing WooCommerce subscribers from the list. The first is to uncheck the subscribe option in settings

Link to image: https://d.pr/i/JCdi2I

The second is to go to MailPoet > Lists and force sync the WooCommerce Customers list.

Have you carried out both these steps?

Hi @gabyrau

You’ll need to make sure that the email address you set up in your default from address setting is authorized to send. If you log into MailPoet, it should appear in the Authorized Emails list.

The mail address I set up for mailpoet is also used for WordPress notifications. Why? I don’t want that WP notifications have to go via Mailpoet sending service. I already tried to overwrite this with addfilter('wp_mail_from', ...), but this did not work (except if Mailpoet is switched off).

When MailPoet is selected as your sending service, all mails are routed via MailPoet, and get the default sender address as set up in your MailPoet > Settings > Basic tab.

Remember, when sending from MailPoet, attachments, CCs, BCCs and multiple to addresses are not supported.

Hi @erykszczepanski

Thank you for the video which explains exactly what is occurring. We’ve had no similar reports, however, I would like to ask if the attributes remain present after the update.

Please go through each step as before – but at the beginning, could we check to see if the attribute is present, and at the end, could we check this again please?

Link to image: https://d.pr/i/fhiqvc

It looks to me as if the attribute itself is missing after the update.

Hi @inboundhorizons

You’re quite right of course – I read the use-case completely incorrectly, and the dangling comma in the function call is an error!

Currently there are no issues open on this, but I can confirm that our developers are aware of this as an issue, having had one reach out to me about this post.

After some experimentation, it’s going to be difficult – as you suggest – to identify all occurrences. I’ll be consulting with the developers on this, on how best to raise this as an issue in the repository.

Thank you for the feedback, and the time you’ve spent on this!

Hi @simooo

Have you tried the following when fetching your thumbnail?

$product->get_image( 'woocommerce_thumbnail' );

The Product Category Block gets it’s image The image is produced by the woocommerce_subcategory_thumbnail() function. This sets the size of the image using the filter
subcategory_archive_thumbnail_size. The default is woocommerce_thumbnail

Generally, it seems that your woocommerce_thumbnail is set to 150px somewhere by a theme or plugin.

There is a $dimensions variable which is used when checking sizes.

$dimensions = wc_get_image_size( 'woocommerce_thumbnail' );

This returns an array. The height value of this variable is empty when printed:

Array (
    [width] => 150
    [height] => 
    [crop] => 0
)

This is a fairly complex development topic. I’m going to leave it open for a bit to see if anyone is able to chime in to help you out.

I can also recommend the WooCommerce Developer Resources Portal for resources on developing for WooCommerce.

You can also visit the WooCommerce Facebook group or the #developers channel of the WooCommerce Community Slack. We’re lucky to have a great community of open-source developers for WooCommerce, and many of our developers hang out there, as well.