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  • I have seen the same issue with spinning arrows. Like fonefixer the site has worked for months without any issues.

    I have tried installing the TwentySeventeen theme and deactivating all plugins except CF7 and WP Mail SMTP. I am using WordPress 4.9.1 on Windows server IIS 8.5. I was able to install earlier versions of CF7 from my backups and so I can verify that 4.9.0 works for me, but 4.9.1 & 4.9.2 do not.

    I am not using siteorigin

    Thread Starter NigelFreeney

    (@nigelfreeney)

    Hi Mark,

    I’m glad to hear that you are updating the wf_status table with a primary field. This is not about whether the field is needed to make the WordFence plugin function in isolation. Adding the Primary field simply allows it to play nice with other installed plugins. I’m happy to run a SQL command but this is too advanced for those users who simply want things to run without any problems. Adding the Primary field in wf_status removes a barrier that would put potential customers off from using the free and then hopefully the paid versions.

    Thank you for the rapid response and coming up with the obvious solution. Any idea about the timeframe for the next update?

    Kind regards,

    Nigel

    Thread Starter NigelFreeney

    (@nigelfreeney)

    I’m new to WordFence so don’t recognise ‘live scan’ do you mean “Live Traffic”. The plugin does not appear to be raising any other errors but I’ve only just started using it. I have run Online Backup with Live Traffic on and off and in both cases the error is reported. I’m not running a manual scan whilst running the backups.

    Thanks,

    Nigel

    Woocommerce needs two files to be changed to allow the display of
    “+vat” or whichever sales tax needs to be applied.

    /woocommerce/single-product/price.php
    Controls the appearance on the actual product details

    Change
    <p itemprop="price" class="price"><?php echo $product->get_price_html(); ?> + vat</p>

    to
    <p itemprop="price" class="price"><?php echo $product->get_price_html(); ?><strong> + vat</strong></p>

    /woocommerce/loop/price.php
    Controls how the price appears everywhere else?

    Change
    <span class="price"><?php echo $price_html; ?></span>

    to
    <span class="price"><?php echo $price_html; ?> + vat</span>

    Can’t show an example as the site is not yet live.

    Thread Starter NigelFreeney

    (@nigelfreeney)

    Hi Esmi,

    The problem I am seeing is not consistent. I have since been able to apply changes and have now managed to update the site successfully.

    I had cleared both Firefox’s and IE’s cache yesterday and been using CTRL+F5 without any real success. From time to time I believe all ISPs go through a caching issue and I guess I just hit the one for mine tonight.

    Being new to WordPress I just put the question in case their were any tricks I don’t yet know about.

    Thanks to you and Gary for taking the time to look at my question.

    Thread Starter NigelFreeney

    (@nigelfreeney)

    I don’t have any plugin for caching… Is that the answer 😉

    Cheers,

    Nigel

    Thread Starter NigelFreeney

    (@nigelfreeney)

    I realised on review that the best solution to this problem was to setup sub categories.

    I then hard coded a new page which was the template for the parent category and created 4 separate searches (one for each category. Each grioup linked to it’s own single page and then used the next prev navigation with a back to main lists link to complete the options.

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