Hi @kbrand01,
Did you get any error notice when the update caused something to go wrong? The first thing I’d try from your system status is to get the PHP & MySQL versions updated. In particular for WooCommerce 3.4 + PHP should be 7.0 or higher. MySQL at 5.6 would be great as well.
I semi suspect that the very out of date version of PHP may have caused the error in the first place, but it depends if your host has any logs from those updates gone wrong that could give us a hint. 🙂
Hi @stirlingite,
Sorry to see it slowing down your site, but it’s really hard to say why just from the little info you’ve shared with us so far. 🙂
If you can activate WooCommerce again we could take a look at some things that are taking awhile to load. Also, if you can activate it again send us the system status here.
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 @bensommer,
Would modifying something like Local Pickup work for you?
https://docs.woocommerce.com/document/local-pickup/
It won’t fill in the shipping details or anything, but let’s the customer choose Local Pickup that you could rename to “Send to Camp”.
Hi there,
You may have had issues at first because you can’t put borders on the tr element. You can on a td or th though, so I’d got this far on your site just to show you. It’s not clear where you want a border, but it sounded like just a bottom border on specific elements.
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Hi there,
It’s not clear how those Learn More, Brochure, and Manual items are added to a product. Those aren’t normal parts of a product page layout in WooCommerce so it’s likely a plugin or the theme have added that functionality?
Do you know how you add a Brochure or Manual item to the product?
Hi Jethro,
We do have an extension that helps here, but I don’t think it offers filtering by a text field out of the box.
https://woocommerce.com/products/brands/
One other option would be to use attributes on your products, you can attach brands to them there and then list them via a widget.
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From there maybe there is another plugin that adds a search widget that can search by attributes or custom taxonomies. Otherwise, of course, custom code can make that happen too.
Hi there,
Those appear to be normal post categories in WordPress. You won’t see your product categories there.
Open up the customizer and add product categories to the menu this way. 🙂
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Hi there,
I’d recommend contacting the theme developer and asking them to add WooCommerce support to the theme. They’d need to do a few things, mostly CSS to make WooCommerce look and feel like it was part of the theme.
Hi @edasjk,
This will require copying the right email templates into your theme and setting up some custom logic. I say that because I assume you accept payment from other methods as well, not just BACS?
If so, you essentially need to say with some elegant code that if the payment method is BACS then don’t include the details and instructions in the email.
Hi @annieaan,
At this point it could be either. When you said it breaks the site, do you get any sort of error message or perhaps just a blank screen?
You could also check the fatal errors or any other logs in WooCommerce > Status > Logs for hints.
Ultimately any logging or something that could point us to the likely issue is helpful!
Hi there,
I first wonder about the endpoints setup in WooCommerce and the previous plugin you’d mentioned that took over password recovery functionality?
I get 404s on two important pages for login and account recovery.
https://www.mightymonk.co.za/mighty-shop/wp-admin
https://www.mightymonk.co.za/mighty-shop/my-account
These here are related to the my account page, and make sure you have a My Account page set.
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Beyond that, it’s strange that the wp-admin url wouldn’t work as well, since that has nothing to do with WooCommerce. So if your settings, pages, and endpoints are ok then it could likely be a conflict with the plugin you’d mentioned. Do you know exactly what plugin that was?
Hi @walacky,
That’s hard for us to answer not knowing how you’re A/B testing. We don’t know the tool, service, or methods being used and have no way to look at the code it’s using or see why the payment methods aren’t being shown in the variations.
WooCommerce does let you only set one page as your checkout page, and inserts a shortcode into that page that loads all the forms. I’m not sure using that shortcode multiple times would work, but that’s the first thing that comes to mind from here.
Hi there @forbiddenchunk,
A URL to test ourselves alongside your shipping zone setup would be helpful. 🙂
Could you please share a copy of your site’s System Status too? 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.
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Hi there,
It may be possible, via another plugin, to get suggested tags based on the product content (title, description, etc…) but to create tags based on an image will require some integration or homemade machine learning.
I’m not sure either exists as nothing came up with some quick searching, but definitely, the image based tags are unlikely currently. 🙂
Hi there,
I think one good option would be our extension here.
https://www.woocommerce.com/products/catalog-visibility-options/
That’ll give you control to do lots of things related to visibility of your categories, products, prices, etc…
