aaronrobb

Upon some further testing, I could export the meta field using the woocommerce import suite to a csv for editing.
It shows the field like this:
{“6″:”35.09″,”12″:”7.92″,”24″:”6.28″,”48″:”4.75″,”96″:”4.09”}

But when i try to import the csv with all the bulk fields added, it either errors out (fully removes the variables), or doesn’t load any of the tiered pricing.

Any thoughts on how to import the variables with this data?
When i use the normal woocommerce csv import tool, it does show the meta field for tiered pricing.

@bycrik Thanks for the reply!
So i manually added to a few products, then ran an export to csv to see how they looked and I can’t see the bulk pricing showing up.
I was hoping to see the basic setup to see how to import it.
Is there any documentation for the free version that shows how to use the import rules?

@omardabbas Yes that would be all I see being needed.
In the easiest form, the function to show the alert based on quantity, and the function to block the checkout would just be bypassed if whatever designated shipping option was selected.
In my case, when on the cart page if ‘local pickup’ was selected, then all functions with your plugin could essentially be turned off.

Unfortunately its on my local machine for development, so not accessible.

I did do some testing and there were no plugin conflicts, but what I did is revert back to the 2020 WP theme, then back to my theme and suddenly the css loads and works.

I can’t explain it. Nothing in my code changed. But obviously a conflict with my base theme (Understrap) was the cause.

If i find anything else, I’ll post it here, but just going back to 2020 theme and back to mine, fixes it.

@accend4web Same here. Any update on what you found?

+1 for this feature

This is a feature that is essential to event listings.

+1

Need this asap, or need a new plugin!

@mischnu What was the plugin that gave you this error?
I’m getting the same, but I can’t just turn off plugins as its a high traffic site.

One of my sites is having the same issue over the past week or so.
One of the admins (no idea only one) is getting about 15 emails every time a post is published.
I just installed the Email Log plugin to see what it shows next time something is published. I can let you know what it says here just in case it helps.

Line 32 of the source here:

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Damian

Yes the shortcode works great if its just pure content in it.

The issue is that i’m trying to pull in a Shopify “Buy Now” button code in that field and part of that is javascript. I’m assuming that is breaking the shortcode. The button code on its own works fine, and with your plugin’s shortcode working good, I’m assuming that it just doesn’t like the script in it.

I’ve tried the setup you suggest there ($details = get_field) and still breaks.

Cancel my error message.

I’ve got it working now. Was the php code inside the shortcode showing up no matter what the CBC shortcode did.

Using ‘get_field’ instead of ‘the_field’ fixed that.

I’ve got the same issue.
I’m in Canada and this is what these codes show me:
[CBC_COUNTRY /] shows “Canada”
[CBC_CODE /] shows “ca”

But the problem i get is when i try to use the codes, they both show up no matter what.

US Button:
<?php echo do_shortcode('[CBC country="ca" show="n"]' . the_field('details') . '[/CBC]');?>
CA Button:
<?php echo do_shortcode('[CBC country="ca" show="y"]' . the_field('details_cad') . '[/CBC]');?>

Hi Joe

Thanks for the response!

I’ll try to find if the theme’s scripts are enqueued with a certain order. If I can’t find that, would your plugin have a function i can call to force it to start above?

Agreed with @joedolson
Each slider has an H5 in it.
Plus you have 2 <h1> tags – even though both are hidden.
For proper cascading headers, remove the second <h1> and make the slider headers use <H3>.

If you can’t get the theme’s developer to help, creating a child theme then editing the header file would be the next step.

Also, you should get some better ALT tags on the slider images – or make them null.

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