streamworksaudio
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Came here to report this…. but I guess I will have settle for joining the chorus or people saying ‘I have this issue as well’
Started after updating to 5.02
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In reply to: [WooCommerce] Duplicate Download Permissions being setHi Jesse,
Yes all download permissions were removed from the database first. So they are not duplicates of permissions that were already there.
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In reply to: [WooCommerce] Duplicate Download Permissions being setDid already… but no replies 🙂
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In reply to: [WooCommerce] Duplicate Download Permissions being setPerhaps I should report it on Git Hub as an issue.
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In reply to: [WooCommerce] Duplicate Download Permissions being setSorry, typo… for the wc_downloadable_product_permissions function in the code above, the second argument was true. When set to false no entires were created.
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Thank you for your quick support!
I will have a look at the new version on our dev site asap.
Thanks again.
Thanks for your quick reply.
I was referring to Facebook Analytics (have not run any ads with this Pixel yet). Just capturing at the moment to build custom audiences.
As for cookie consent, my site uses Cookie Consent from Insites – it could be that the user did not accept the cookies.
And your right, it could be that the user is using an ad-blocker or track blocker (i.e Duck Duck Go extension). But I can see that events tracked in Google Analytics (I use WooCommerce Google Analytics Pro) match up with our transactions. So perhaps they are blocking the Facebook pixel.
I was under the impression that all event are captured and sent to Facebook’s Analytics even if that person was logged in our not, or even if they have an account or not, is this not correct?
Just thought I would ask to see if there is something more obvious I might have missed.
Thanks again.
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In reply to: [WooCommerce] Order posts & author IDThanks for the clarification.
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Hi Daniel,
Thanks for the reply. The theme is my own that I wrote and uses a lot of Bootstrap. I was able to correct it by adding padding-right: 0px !important; to each of the three containers that were be affected by the plugin’s right padding.
Perhaps there could be a way in a future updated to make some of the core css settings as options. Just a thought 😉
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I think I got it…
Turns out that the pop is adding ‘aria-hidden’ to my <nav> tags (where my menus are) and adding 15px padding on the right. I just added a new css rule to body>[aria-hidden] with 0 padding to my custom theme css file and that worked.
But I am curious…. why would the popup be adding the aria-hidden to my <nav> menus?
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In reply to: [WooCommerce] New SPAN tags being placed in the Billing Form (on checkout)I am looking for confirmation that 3.4 has introduced wrapping the <input> elements on the billing form within <span> elements.
Was there a specific reason for the new span tags?
- This reply was modified 7 years, 11 months ago by streamworksaudio.
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In reply to: [WooCommerce] New SPAN tags being placed in the Billing Form (on checkout)Perhaps I didn’t explain myself well enough.
With 3.4 there are now span tags that are wrapping around the input element. In prior versions the input element was not wrapped in the span tag. Was this added in 3.4?
I use a custom filter to apply classes on the input elements, however with the new span tags, the styles are broken.
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In reply to: [WooCommerce] New SPAN tags being placed in the Billing Form (on checkout)This also goes for the billing form on the My Account page.
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Thanks Matt,
I have the AWS access keys set in the wp-config.php file, do I have to move them to the database or anything first?
Sorry, just a question… so we can deactivate the Amazon Web Services plugin now? It says that it is no longer required for WP Offload S3 Lite
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