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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [FoxyShop] [Plugin: FoxyShop] Foxyshop with multiple foxycart stores?In the past I’ve set up different WP installs to manage this requirement. I think, though, that this would be do-able. You’d need to tap into the global $foxyshop_settings variable and update with the new store’s info.
If you can email me your store url I could take a look at how you have things setup and make some recommendations. I might even be able to get you some code. web -at- sparkweb (.) net. Thanks.
David
Sorry you couldn’t get it going. Not sure what could be going on. Sounds like it is likely an environmental thing, though.
For inquiries on other work, feel free to email me: web -at- sparkweb (dot) net. Thanks….
General troubleshooting practices dictate that you disable all other plugins and see if it solves the problem, and if it does, then start adding them back in one by one to see if that solves the problem.
You could also try doing this in your wp-config.php:
define('WP_MAX_MEMORY_LIMIT', '256M');Hmmm…. do you have an exceptionally large number of posts? Are you trying to load a lot of data once? This error is basically saying that the web server ran out of memory when it was trying to accomplish the task of creating an array. The code in question within the the WP core is:
if ( !isset($cache[$mpid][$mkey]) || !is_array($cache[$mpid][$mkey]) )So my guess is that you possibly are attempting to upgrade a large number of posts at once? Maybe you could try a few different tests or types of updates and see if it make a difference.
FWIW, the only other time I’ve run across this type of error was when dealing with images in NextGEN that were the wrong DPI and was sending the server in a loop.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [FoxyShop] Where did FoxyShop go?This morning the FoxyShop plugin was pulled disabled in the plugin repository for a few hours after WordPress discovered that prettyPhoto was not licensed GPLv2 but was CCv2.5. I contacted the prettyPhoto developer who switched the license and WordPress staff restored the plugin status shortly thereafter.
I should note that this wasn’t just a FoxyShop issue but affected all plugins that include prettyPhoto so there were a number of plugins affected.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: FoxyShop Yellow Bar Across ScreenHi D2AP, you’ll want to look at http://www.foxy-shop.com/documentation/theme-customization/ for some instructions on customizing the page templates. Please let me know if you have some more questions….
David
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [FoxyShop] [Plugin: FoxyShop] Product Variations: Required InputNo, sorry, that isn’t feasible at this time. It doesn’t scale well so I chose to leave the message a little more vague. It does set the focus on the dropdown in question, though.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [FoxyShop] [Plugin: FoxyShop] Product Variations: Required InputYou can check these as required in the variation setup starting in FoxyShop version 4.0. What version are you running?
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [FoxyShop] [Plugin: FoxyShop] Browser Title for Product ListSince that page doesn’t actually exist, FoxyShop is going to stop it before it gets to the actual shop page. I’d recommend that you use the built-in method (Settings page) for setting the title of this page.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [FoxyShop] [Plugin: FoxyShop] Full Control for Non-Administrative UsersYup, look at the last section of http://www.foxy-shop.com/documentation/advanced-customization/. There’s some sample code here for doing this: http://pastebin.com/rFWiCGfh
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [FoxyShop] [Plugin: FoxyShop] Receipt LinkWhoops! You are absolutely right. This problem was actually created at 4.1. Wish I had caught it for today’s maintenance release. I will release another patch right now: 4.1.2
Thanks for the bug report.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [FoxyShop] [Plugin: FoxyShop] Customizing the search templateThis will take some customized coding. I’d recommend that you look at customposttype.php around lines 206-215 for some code to make a dropdown of all categories. In your actual product search you would do something like
"product_categories" => YOURSEARCHVALUE. That may take some tweaking.The variation is a little trickier. It’s stored as a custom field and it’s all serialized inside of _variations so you could search for a custom field with the name _variations that contains a value “small” or something like that.
WordPress search is not too customizable so if you can’t get it working you might have to roll a custom query using $wpdb.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [FoxyShop] [Plugin: FoxyShop] Inventory Alert EmailsThere’s a filter for this. Put this in your theme’s functions.php file:
add_filter("foxyshop_inventory_alert_email", "my_foxyshop_inventory_alert_email"); function my_foxyshop_inventory_alert_email($str) { return "yournewemailhere"; }Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [FoxyShop] [Plugin: FoxyShop] Item CodesYes, absolutely! Do it like this:
Base Code: 1234
Size:
S{c+S}
M{c+M}
L{c+L}Color:
Red{c+_red}
Blue{c+_blue}Computed codes would be:
1234M_red
1234L_blue
etc.Reference: http://www.foxy-shop.com/documentation/product-variations/
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [FoxyShop] [Plugin: FoxyShop] Order Review PageNope, this is something that is completely on the FoxyCart end. As FoxyCart mentioned on their support forum, it would need to be a JavaScript popup at this point.
Ref for others: http://forum.foxycart.com/discussion/5596/order-detail-review-page