Hi,
I looked at your site and found a message being displayed indicating that a minimum is required.
Is that what you mean by a snippet?
If the Minimum Purchase plugin message is not displaying, this is in all probability due to a memory, caching or module conflict issue.
(A) Set your memory to a minimum of **512mb** , the de-facto memory standard (or greater!)
(** Double-check ** the following, even if already set to 512mb.)
(*) Memory should be *explicitly* set in *both* the php.ini (host) file,
and in the wp-config.php file .
– call your HOST to **Confirm or Set** the explicit setting of 512mb of memory in php.ini
– update your wp-config.php file with a statement like this: define(‘WP_MEMORY_LIMIT’, ‘512M’);
(B) Caching:
Do you have a caching plugin (W3 Total Cache, etc)
– If so, please **clear the caching plugin cache**. Test. **Turn off caching**. Test.
– If that isn’t it, carry on…
(Pricing Deals is happy, however, with ** WP Super Cache: by Automattic ** , which seems to keep up better )
(C) if that’s not it , suggest a *full module conflict test*:
To track down a module conflict, please follow these steps ** PRECISELY **:
(1) Install and activate a maintenance mode plugin (if desired)
(2) Then, DO ALL (*at the same time*):
(-) do a full site backup!
(-) deactivate ***all*** plugins except Woo, my plugin (and maintenance mode plugin)
(-) ** switch to a clean default theme like 2019 **
— (This removes all other possible conflicts.)
(-) turn off all deals except the one we are examining.
(3) ** test **
(4) if good, add 1 module back in. ** Retest **
(5) Repeat until conflict identified.
** This test depends on following the outlined steps fully. **
Best,
Mark
(PS – If you do have a module conflict, it will likely boil down to choosing between the 2 conflicting modules…)
