aaronbennett2097

Hi tvanhermert.

Would the encoding of the site affect the email template?

It shows fine on a Mac, just not Outlook on the PC.

I’ll double check the the site is UTF-8, thanks for the suggestion.

Any news on multiple hashtags guys? My clients getting on my case! Thanks

Hi Mediabeta.

1) We can already set the amount of photos we want to cache can’t we? So all I’d need is for it to load the last 20 (for example) images chronically from both – imagine getting the two hashtags, put them into one list and just take the latest 20 from that list.

2) Just the last 20 would be fine for me, again as I hopefully explained above, let the popularity of the hashtags work out the percentage of one hashtag over the other by taking the latest 20 from both combined.

3) Ooh, I could always make use of more, but not being a plugin developer I have no idea the implications of utilising multiple hashtags – as a web developer I’d welcome as many as possible ??

I really do hope I made sense above, if not, please let me know and I will try to explain again.

Thanks.

am desperate for the ability to show multiple hashtags, am a pro user, any idea when we may get this feature please?

Thanks
Aaron

Hi Danny.

Fantastic, can’t wait to see your implementation.

For me, and this scenario, only one visible area would be needed, I could then create a triggered box to show between 20 and 30%, and another one for 70 and 80%.

Thanks also for the update on having the triggered box show straight away, this plugin is quickly becoming a must-have!!

Thanks
Aaron

Hi Mediabeta.

The URL is https://freedom2train.com

Thanks, hope you can help me fix it.
Aaron

I’m getting one small problem with the following code…

/**
 * Process the checkout
 */
add_action('woocommerce_checkout_process', 'my_custom_checkout_field_process');

function my_custom_checkout_field_process() {
    // Check if set, if its not set add an error.
    if ( ! $_POST['billing_first_name'] )
        wc_add_notice( __( 'Please provide your <strong>first name</strong>' ), 'error' );
    if ( ! $_POST['billing_last_name'] )
        wc_add_notice( __( 'Please provide your <strong>last name</strong>' ), 'error' );
    if ( ! $_POST['billing_address_1'] )
        wc_add_notice( __( 'Please provide your <strong>address</strong>' ), 'error' );
    if ( ! $_POST['billing_city'] )
        wc_add_notice( __( 'Please provide your <strong>town</strong>' ), 'error' );
    if ( ! $_POST['billing_postcode'] )
        wc_add_notice( __( 'Please provide your <strong>postcode</strong>' ), 'error' );
    if ( ! $_POST['billing_email'] )
        wc_add_notice( __( 'Please provide a valid <strong>email</strong>' ), 'error' );
}

Instead of overwriting the error message it duplicates them, so I get the modified warnings above AND the default warning messages.

Any thoughts on how to stop the default messages?

Thanks

I take that back, it was very easy – thanks for the link @terrytsang.

Thanks @terrytsang.

It helps, but this is going to be a bit of trial and error as it’s quite complicated by the looks of it.

Not sure why woo commerce made it so difficult to change something so basic.

Thanks again.

Sorry, ignore that, I found the answer… rust remember to read twice and cut once!!

I used the iFrame method and it works.

Your plugin ROCKS!!
Aaron

AMAZING, went the custom format route, took 5 mins to implement and works perfectly!!

I don’t think I’ll ever use another twitter feed plugin ever again!

Thank you so much!
Aaron

That would be great, and possibly a way to edit the gift card if the purchaser makes an error.

Sadly the name isn’t showing in the checkout for me, is this implemented by a woo commerce hook?

Thanks again for a brilliant plugin.

Sorry, Danny, think I’ve solved it – it looks like the og:description meta tag wasn’t 100% correct.

Thanks

I’d love to be able to do this too.

My pleasure Media Beta.

But is there a way to speed up the transitions? Thanks!