We sell different stuff, including reenactment clothes.
For some clothes, we can have, base on all the attributes, hundreds of variables.
We want to grant the option to order also unavailable products (we have high rotations products), butr obviously setting manually the “stock management options and then the “allow orders if unavailable” is pure madness.
We use bulk actions to set the “stock management” as “active”, but when we try to do the same to allow back orders, the option in variables doesn’t change.
How can we solve this problem?
Thanks!
Is there a way to use variables or wildcards for backup filters paths?
Let’s say I want to exclude the following files from my backup file:
*/.htaccess;
*/.user.ini;
*/.php.ini;
*/wordfence-waf.php;
I have a blueprint site that I move from local server to some other servers, and then possibly to some other server. I prefer not to set the root path every time in the filters settings. Sometimes, I just want to copy settings from one installation to another. Of course, it’s not a big deal to make it manually, yet we all try to make our life a little easier by skipping unnecessary and repeatable tasks.
I can’t use a wildcard or at least I tried, and it didn’t work. Is there any other way? There is already a button that reads and adds current path [root path]. Is there a way to use it instead, so the settings work on any installation?
I know that in the given example I can exclude ini and htaccess files by targeting its extensions, but with wordfence or other files it won’t work. I would appreciate pointing out any solution, or link to docs, if it’s already addressed (I couldn’t find it), or adding a wildcard/variable to future updates (unless for some reason it’s a security risk).
Thank you for any suggestions and for a great plugin.
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PHP Code – Within the WP Code Element
if ($lang == ”){
$url = ‘/wp-json/form/v1/html/form/asia/’.$env.’/’;
}else{
$url = ‘/wp-json/form/v1/html/form/asia/’.$lang.’/’.$env.’/’;
$lang and $env are both returning blank, where before the update they were grabbing the value from the shortcode insert.
WP Code Version 2.2.4?
I have scraped manual after manual, and I really need some clarification to move further… I have setup a child theme for tt4 that apparently sort of works. Style Css is in place and declaring TT4 as parent. Woo specifies that child theme is theme and TT4 is parent. I declare tt4 to woo using a snippet in child functions.php, so this file also works. Furthermore, I have added theme.json and screenshot.png.
The following is totally unclear for now:
So in short I have structure issues not working and basically I want to create variables next to TT4 default and make them available in settings, but also have those for plugin css to make them adapt at theme change etc.
Thx
]]>I hope you are doing well. I want to use these variables (%%currentmonth%%) and (%%currentyear%%) in WordPress as they are very important for me.
But i have noticed that you guys have deprecated these variables as per this blog post (https://yoast.com/help/list-available-snippet-variables-yoast-seo/#deprecated-variables)
I am using these variables and the year and month are appearing in titles in the Yoast SEO section but i am unsure whether they will work or not.
Please, bring back these variables as they are very important to show the current month and year in post titles.
or else we need to update them manually which is taking a lot of time (for more than 1300+ posts)
]]>I have a problem.
When opening product page, it shows correctly lowest price in 30. days. But when selecting variable (eg. size in my case), lowest price is showing 0,00€
Please help
]]>Here is the code:
$isPostTypeOverviewPage = isset($_GET[‘post_type’]) && array_pop( explode( ‘/’, $_SERVER[ ‘PHP_SELF’ ] ) ) !== ‘post-new.php’;
Can it be updated to the following?
// Assign the result of explode() to a variable
$path_parts = explode(‘/’, $_SERVER[‘PHP_SELF’]);
// Pass the variable to array_pop()
$last_part = array_pop($path_parts);
$isPostTypeOverviewPage = isset($_GET[‘post_type’]) && $last_part !== ‘post-new.php’;
I tried searching but could not find a topic or solution related to my issue.
I have around 2200+ items for my e-shop but as the title says, duplicating a single unique product takes a long time. Always 42+ seconds. I also have problems with wordpress being super slow when making, and saving variables under a single product.
It might not sound like a huge problem, but this takes a lot of time when I’m adding 150+ items every month. I add them during breaks and during commute to, and from, my main job, so it needs to go quicker. It didn’t take this long a few months back.
Thanks in advance.
Edit: Timed it, and added the actual time into the post.
]]>However, when I test emails to the consumer and the site administrator, it does not return these fields to me. I tried to enable WC Hooks but was unsuccessful.
How can I make the Email Template Customizer for WooCommerce plugin fetch this data and show it to the customer?
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