petebm

Hello again

Thank you very much for your response, and apologies – I should have been clearer. I know there is no export option in your plugin (& wouldn’t really expect one), but when I exported products via the native Woocommerce export function, the documents tab wasn’t in there as a meta column. Is that correct, or is there a way to include it?

Thanks again
Pete

OK @lorro – if you’re getting hazy, I’m afraid I’m working blind! In that case I’ll take your advice & rebuild; I’m still waiting for the friends I’m doing the site for to come back with suggestions as to any changes they’d like to see, anyway.

I’m intrigued by your reference to backups & a resource. Ive Googled rebuilding sites & most articles seem to recommend a ground-up rebuild in a sub-directory, in which case I’m not sure why backups would be of use. Is there an approved method of doing this in the resource you mentioned? Otherwise there shouldn’t be too much to do; I’ve tried to keep notes (though not always!) as I went along.

Thank you again for taking the time to help – it is very much appreciated.

Thank you, that’s very helpful, especially as I don’t have WP Super Cache installed on my local version.

However, I’ve deactivated it & not found any difference. I installed two cache-clearing plugins – still no joy. I’ve now got a support request in with my hosting company to see if they have any sort of chaching on their servers & if so how I can clear it. I’m using incognito here.

Hi – any more suggestions on this? I’ve now tried re-installing Storefront (activated Twenty Fifteen, deleted Storefront, reloaded it, activated it), and still no joy. Just to re-iterate, I want the basket flyout to appear, but am at a loss as to what might be preventing it.

Thanks

Ah . . . thank you both. Yes, I saw the Filter Products by Attribute widget & wondered why that was there since it wasn’t from any of the custom search plugins that I’d tried. Nevertheless, I gave thanks for making mods to Woocommerce files in a separate folder in a child theme, & re-copied all the source files back in, in case I really was missing anything, and found there still wasn’t a Filter Products by Category widget – nor can I find mention of one in the page https://docs.woocommerce.com/document/woocommerce-widgets/. I’d like to have both category and attribute filters available for users.

I can’t see that you can use categories in any of the other filters; I’ve already got Category as a menu item so users can start their filtering there if necessary, then move to attributes in the sidebar, but it’d be nice to have all the filtering in one area. At the moment I’m using Themify’s Product Filter (https://imgur.com/a/5C3N5) but I’d like to make sure I couldn’t use native Woocommerce widgets.

Thanks again

• This reply was modified 8 years, 6 months ago by petebm.

Hi again – if that is the case (ie that having a username or email field is not enough to make the email one not required), is there any way to show that a field is required (eg red asterisk etc) on a registration form? Apologies if I’ve missed something, but I couldn’t see a setting for that on the form design.

Thanks

Grief, that was quick – thank you. Unfortunately it’s the other way around; the site with the issue is live – though only as a test; can I send you the address rather than putting it here?
I have in fact been using incognito in a separate browser window for each of them so that I don’t get logged in as an admin, but if I do log in as an admin it makes no difference.

Pete

• This reply was modified 8 years, 7 months ago by petebm.