Hi @mhayek83,
Is there a strategy to using attributes? I assume so that a customer could filter by items that have specific instructions or something along those lines?
If you didn’t need to use attributes, it’d likely be much simpler using the description where you can embed an image and give it a descriptive title.
Hi @nicosaboti,
The code they mention is missing any relevant details. Like what file it came from and line in that file. That’s more helpful to see perhaps exactly what is going on.
Nonetheless, this is often caused by caching systems or plugins. Do you have that provided by your host or another plugin? This is our doc that covers some popular caching plugins in case you’re using one of those.
If you can provide more detail from what your host found as the error that could be helpful. Also, send us your system status report. You can find it via WooCommerce > Status.
Select “Get system report” and then “Copy for support”. Once you’ve done that, paste it here in your response.
Hi @moemauphie,
You can use filters to unset the shop_single image size that WooCommerce adds. This gist covers all image sizes but includes WooCommerce ones you can use in a modified function. 🙂
https://gist.github.com/iftee/73cbd9f080c5c7a943cff5e806997f90
Hi @bogdan100,
I don’t think you’ll find a plugin perfect for this, rather your theme could and likely should add this to any mobile views. 🙂
You could checkout how Storefront does this in the mobile footer view to get ideas how we’ve done something similar.
Link to image: http://cld.wthms.co/vz13P7
Hi @kyajfx,
There is a gist that needs some modifications, but something like this could work in your case.
https://gist.github.com/DWboutin/f970b6d57c9daf565c60
Hi @dsm1,
If you’re using WooCommerce 3.4 and don’t have the legacy API enabled, and as you said you are using API Keys, then your info isn’t accessible by anyone else.
Generating keys means that a person or app has to have both keys and the details for the user who has permission to use those keys to access anything via the API.
Hi @masternikos,
I think at this point adding either Elasticsearch or Redis caching for the database should quite a bit. WooCommerce core is working on database and table improvements which will make performance better, but even when those come along a large database will see benefits from the two tools I mentioned above.
Elasticsearch & Redis are technologies you’d have to install on your server, or ask your host if it’s possible they can install or enable these. If you can get one enabled and running with your host then there are plugins to help integrate WordPress into each of them.
https://wordpress.org/plugins/elasticpress/
https://wordpress.org/plugins/redis-cache/
Hi there,
I’m not quite sure I understand the part where you mention moving menu items around different pages.
Would you be able to share a screencast or screenshot via a service like Droplr, Dropbox, Google Drive, etc… to show us exactly what you’re saying?
Thanks, I just want to make sure we’re on the same page here (literally).
Hi @ellesocial,
It’s reverse for me at the moment. I see the images on the product page just fine, but the shop page is empty.
Link to image: http://cld.wthms.co/z6eWEN
It initially looks like maybe a conflict between the theme and the Jetpack lazy load feature. Try disabling that via this URL.
Link to image: http://cld.wthms.co/D4hzNx
Nonetheless, it also appears you have a WordPress.com Business plan and we can provide much better support for you via our live chat or ticket if that’s the case. Get in touch with us at the link below.
https://woocommerce.com/my-account/marketplace-ticket-form/
Hi there,
That’s hard to say at the moment as a 500 error is a pretty generic server error. Would you be able to contact your host and see if they have any logs or can offer any hints as to what’s happening to cause the 500 error when you activate WooCommerce?
That is how it works by design, the importer won’t actually copy the image files into your site. Rather it uses the URL for the image, no matter where that image exists.
You can, of course, move those images into your WordPress media library and then update the CSV column with the correct URLs. Then it will use the image in the media library instead of an external one.
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This reply was modified 8 years ago by Ryan Ray.
That report says you are missing an account page being set and if there is one set it’s missing the shortcode to make it function.
Can you try setting an account page in your WooCommerce settings under the Advanced tab.
Link to image: http://cld.wthms.co/Wxyyzi
Hi @krammig,
Two other things I noticed in your systems status was…
PHP Max Input Vars: 2000
WC Database Version: 2.6.14
The PHP Max Input Vars may not be causing trouble, but I think a good minimum would be 3000. My test site has it set to 6144. The most confusing thing though is that your WC Database Version is very old. That is supposed to match with the actual version of WooCommerce you are using as well.
Since you have WooCommerce 3.3.5 your WC Database Version should also be 3.3.5. Also you may see improvements by updating WooCommerce to the current version and then let it update your database to match as well.
Howdy Stonez,
Glad to hear everything is looking good! I’m going to mark this as resolved for the time being – if you have any further questions, you can start a new thread.
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This reply was modified 8 years ago by Ryan Ray.
With the Query Monitor plugin, if you sort by time do you see anything that takes up an extreme amount of time?
For example this is from a test site using the sample data.
Link to image: http://cld.wthms.co/fPgXmj
