Bertrand66

Tanks Eric, that solves it !

• This reply was modified 4 years, 6 months ago by Bertrand66. Reason: Forgot to close the ticket

Thanks Eric,

I followed the protocole you indicated, it looks like it’s working, many thanks for this. FYI I am a user of Datafeedr, your excellent tool with wich I already uploaded 9000 products on my Woocommerce.

Last question if it’s not abusing : I simply copied/pasted the code here.

I see it says :
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function mycode_auto_update_product_lookup_table_schedules( $array ) {
$array[‘mycode_update_lookup_table_schedule’] = [
‘interval’ => HOUR_IN_SECONDS,
‘display’ => __( ‘MyCode Update Product Lookup Table Cron Schedule’, ‘mycode’ ),
];
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I guess I have to indicate something specific in ‘interval’ => HOUR_IN_SECONDS, to set it to run every 24H00 ?

Sorry, DIY here :).

Thanks @nicolamustone,

So I guess this is just :

1- copy/paste the script you mentionned on a CRON job,
2- set the CRON every 24H00.

Would you recommend to use my own server’s CRON feature (OVH) or to use a specific plugin ?

Thanks in advance.

Hello again,

I have integrated with One Signal, but it doesn’t seem to be working. The slider is supposed to open after 3 pages, but it doesn’t, although I have enabled the compatibility with OneSignal https://www.screencast.com/t/S1OghZgN.

I contacted OneSignal support, they answered : “The service workers required for PWAs can cause issues with ours. It is best to combine them into a single Service Worker file”.

As they explain here https://documentation.onesignal.com/docs/onesignal-service-worker-faq#integrating-multiple-service-workers, the solution would be to import your PWA’s service worker.

The good news is, One Signal has a feature for this : https://www.screencast.com/t/FWBtBjQBPKl.

In order to use this feature, can you let me know the settings for :

– Path to service worker files :
– Main service worker filename :
– Updater service worker filename :
– Service worker registration scope :

Many thanks in advanced.

oops sorry, solved.

Thanks, for info I was able to do my settings with Widget Options, but their conditional behaviour is not as good as Widget Logic.

Thanks :).

Ho well, I can see it now…. Probably the cache was hiding it yesterday. Thanks for your answer.

Thanks for your feed back.

Thanks for the info :).

Got it with thanks.

Ho well, believe it or not, I managed to bring the Like button back by disabeling a back up plugin…. So, problem solved, thanks for your prompt answer. ??

Working fine, thanks !

Thanks a lot for your following, I have sent you a pm.

Sorry, did my best but it was a mess …..

Could you let me know where are the code lines to change (and what to change with) ?

Thanks in advanced.