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  • Thread Starter Timothy

    (@tdsnowden)

    It can be found at: https://solidrock.enterprises/finance/ticker/
    It is not currently showing negative times … it is only when displayed on some computers. I’m not sure how the time is calculated. It is in CST. Server – I believe – is in EST.

    Thread Starter Timothy

    (@tdsnowden)

    Fixed the problem by enabling “Friendly URLs” under BWP’s Advanced Options menu. Problem really only showed on Chromium – probably because Firefox is ‘whitelisted’ because I do all admin work in it. However, once the Friendly URLs option was enabled, display issues went away.
    Found a discussion on AITPro help forum that many security plugins (including theirs) have trouble recognizing auto-generated minified files. I am guessing that maybe the Friendly URLs option is recognized by Wordfence as content from the site rather than a dynamic request that it ‘wants’ to block. Not sure why – but it seems to work, for now at least.
    Maybe this will help someone else.

    Thread Starter Timothy

    (@tdsnowden)

    Sorry, it was published as “Private”. Just updated to public. Should be accessible now. Furthermore, I realized it was a CSS priority issue. The app is preserving the UL structure just fine, but a CSS issue somewhere seems to be overriding the margin-left:3em; instruction. Just have to track that down and everything should be fine. Thanks!

    Same problem here

    Thread Starter Timothy

    (@tdsnowden)

    Thanks for the clarification.

    At the time I installed it, it wasn’t clear that the Google/custom fonts was considered a Premium upgrade. If I missed it, I apologize. If you have updated it, it is a very well-written description. Thank you.

    The review was not meant to try to push you to ‘provide free customization/modification of the plugins default functionality.’ Clarification is always appreciated, but (while I understand the touchiness regarding ‘bully’ reviews) would be even more appreciated if it was worded to be a touch more friendly.

    Regardless, I have updated the review to accurately reflect the current state of the plugin.

    In functions file (or in Code Snippets):

    function remove_storefront_sidebar() {
        if ( is_archive() ) {
                remove_action( 'storefront_sidebar', 'storefront_get_sidebar', 10 );
        }
    }
    add_action( 'get_header', 'remove_storefront_sidebar' );

    And then tweak CSS accordingly.

    Thread Starter Timothy

    (@tdsnowden)

    http://snowdenfamilyfarm.com/herds/mammoth-jackstock/mochie/

    However, the plugin isn’t active on the site right now.

    Thread Starter Timothy

    (@tdsnowden)

    You probably somehow subscribed to the Forum instead of just a topic. Look for the “Unsubscribe” link in the left sidebar. You can see all your subscriptions by clicking on your name (top right of the screen) and then “Subscriptions” (left side). If you look under the heading for Forum subscriptions, you’ll probably see this one.

    If you want to use the Widgetize Menus plugin (which is actually a great plugin, if not 100% user-proof), all you have to do is:
    – Activate the plugin again (ignore the error temporarily)
    – In your dashboard, on the left go to Appearance –> Dropdown Menus
    – Choose which of your menus you want to ‘widgetize’, then select which of the buttons/menu-items you want to ‘widgetize’.

    Now it works – all that error is saying is that it can’t find a menu to widgetize.

    Thread Starter Timothy

    (@tdsnowden)

    Well, now I’m not sure.

    I just re-installed it on the network and activated it on the site I was wanting it for. No problems again. Tweaked the settings again and saved and no error. I know what I did do differently in the settings this time, and that was:
    – I specified a specific page for WooRFQ that I put the special shortcode in. I had left that at default last time, as it seemed like the directions implied that it would have a default page. Not sure if that made a difference.
    – I didn’t change (yet) any of the button / status titles in the bottom section of the settings. Not sure if that would make a difference.

    So, at this point, the error has not repeated. I’ll chime back in if it does.

    Yes

    Thread Starter Timothy

    (@tdsnowden)

    Thanks for the tip. This looks like it could be a great help to people who are willing to modify the plugin files, and adds an extra option if the standard functionality is unacceptable.

    Thread Starter Timothy

    (@tdsnowden)

    Solution: The ‘problem’ lies with the intended functionality of the plugin – all Credit items should be listed on their own page via the shortcode.

    This wasn’t clear, and it seemed simpler to me to just have a custom link that brought shoppers to the Credit Bundle products archive page … but the plugin code to redirect users on the shortcode page ( special credit bundle page THAT MUST BE CREATED BY THE USER) breaks the WC Ajax Add-to-Cart/View-Cart script for Credit Bundle products only.

    Thus … make a special page, dropin the shortcode for the Credit Bundle table on the front page of the plugin and … voila! Everything works.

    Suggestion:
    1. Could this be tweaked sometime to eliminate this little gripe with WooCommerce? It would be simpler in some situations to create a special Credit Bundles category and just direct customers to the standard WooCommerce product archives page for that category rather than having to create a special page. Not a big deal, but a nice tweak.

    2. In the meantime or forever … it might help to make it clear on the front page that a special page MUST be created … maybe eventually (I know development time is precious!) create a button after install to automatically create it?

    Thanks again!
    (leaving unresolved until author has chance to review, or max of 1 week)

    Thread Starter Timothy

    (@tdsnowden)

    Began to suspect it was a plugin issue. Disabled all WooCommerce-related plugins. Issue appears to be caused by “User Wallet Credit System” by Justin Greer. The plugin changes “Add to Cart” button to “Buy Now” and breaks the “View Cart” link.

    Moving to plugins’ support page to take up issue there. Closing this thread, as it appears to be not due to WC. Thanks!

    Thread Starter Timothy

    (@tdsnowden)

    I finally had a chance to get back to the problem and have been trying to trace it back to see where it’s going wrong.

    As part of my testing, I put this in the ‘header’ widget region:

    <?php
      echo WC_Cart::get_cart_url();
      echo "<br>" . WC_AJAX::get_endpoint( "%%endpoint%%");
    ?>

    This outputs, e.g. on a page (http://shutterbugs.solidrock-ent.com/product/media-credit-100/)

    http://shutterbugs.solidrock-ent.com/cart/
    /product/media-credit-100/?wc-ajax=%%endpoint%%

    It looks like the WC_AJAX::get_endpoint is pulling the wrong thing…and I don’t understand enough of the internals of WP & WC yet that I know exactly where to go to and fix it.

    Any ideas?

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