Jonathan Bossenger

@seebz I think I can see what needs to be fixed, but I can’t replicate the initial error in order to test it to be sure. I’ve tried installing this on a clean WordPress install and switching my site language and my user profile language to something else and I still can’t get it to trigger.

Are you able to replicate the error on a clean WordPress install? If so, could you detail the steps, so I can replicate it on my side.

Thanks

Hi @imbellem

You will need to contact support for the Divi builder, which will be via the Elegant Themes website

@inspired888 I tried to replicate this on a clean WordPress 6.7.1 install, running on the Apache web server with PHP 8.3.13

Installed and activated Query Monitor 3.16.4. Then installed and activated Debug Bar 1.1.6. I don’t see any errors logged.

You mentioned you have WP Debugger running, is this a separate plugin? Have you tried disabling it to see if the error persists?

Hi @inga00

If you’re looking for a code solution, this article from the Woo blog might help: https://woocommerce.com/posts/how-to-customize-emails-in-woocommerce/#creating-custom-templates-with-code

@kamalkayani Indeed. As it states further down in those guidelines…

First up, some clarity. For the purposes of the Block Directory, we distinguish between two types of plugins:

1. Plugins that exist solely to distribute a block.
2. All other plugins, including those that bundle many independent blocks, plugins that contain blocks in addition to other functionality, and plugins with no blocks at all.
   

These guidelines apply specifically to the first type of plugin, which we’ll call here a Block Plugin. If your plugin is of the second type, then the further guidelines and restrictions do not apply to your work. All plugins, be they block-only or not, are required to comply with the Detailed Plugin Guidelines https://developer.wordpress.org/plugins/wordpress-org/detailed-plugin-guidelines/.

In my opinion, because you need to store an API key for your block to work, that additional functionality pushes it outside of the constraints of a “Block Plugin” ie a plugin that exist solely to distribute a block, and into regular plugin territory.

• This reply was modified 2 years, 6 months ago by Jonathan Bossenger.

Thank @gmeyers, I’m going to ask around and see if this is an error related to the core update or not.

I will get back to you here once I know more.

It should output the euro symbol. Here is an example of it working on my site: https://tinyurl.com/ynssoaph

This was the code I used

$pulizia_esc = 'My Text';
$pulizia_esc = '<div class="pulizia_esc">' . $pulizia_esc . '€' . '</div>';
echo $pulizia_esc;

To add a space between the two values, you can concatenate a space, again in quotation marks:

$pulizia_esc = get_the_author_meta( 'pulizia_esc', $post->post_author ) . ' ' . get_post_meta( $post->ID, "function_pulizia", true ) ;