bggg12

Hi,
thank you so much for replying. Unfortunately the status is still “processing”…

Thank you Frank. Would it not be quite difficult to find out all the js AO should optimize?

Es w?re aber sinnvoll, dass, sofern man “Abbrechen durch den Kunden” deaktiviert hat, auch die sofortige Bestellbest?tigugn bzw. den abgeschlossenen Kauf zu deaktivieren…wenn sich ein H?ndler dafür entscheidet, will er ja nicht, dass der Kauf trotzdem zustande gekommen ist und der Kunde eine Bestellbest?tigungsmail erh?lt…

Ah, vielen Dank! Kannst Du sagen, wann Ihr das updaten werdet mit dem stock status?

Vielen Dank,
bggg12

Hi,
I just saw two mailer daemon failure notices…are you sure your email is correct?

I just sent it again. I do not want to publish my address open to everyone…

Ich habe n?mlich ein Problem gefunden: Ich hatte zun?chst die Option aktiviert, dass Kunden die Tranaktion nicht abbrechen k?nnen bei Paypal. Dann hatte ich es testweise deaktiviert. Nun hatte ich es wieder aktiviert, und obwohl der Kunde nun nicht abbrechen kann, wird der Warenbestand nicht mehr reduziert, wenn der Kunde auf “Abbrechen” klickt und zur Dankeseite des Shops gelangt! Der gekaufte Artikel ist immer noch inderselben Menge im Shop vorhanden, als w?re die Bestellung storniert worden!

Hello David,
thank you so much for wanting to help.
Unfortunately the code did not work – the stock status still shows “in stock”…

EDIT: Okay, my fault: It does work, but only on the single product pages. On the product category pages(basically the product archive) andthe main shop page it still shows in stock…any way to clear cache for these pages as well inyour function?

Thank you ??

• This reply was modified 8 years, 1 month ago by bggg12.

I emailed you!

Okay, I did not know that. Thank you!
And regarding the cart and checkout page: Even with inline js deactivated, they have two different js filea(fortunately not a new one on every page request though!). So in total I have 5 js files, 3 css files and a bunch of images files equaling a total of 21 files and 2.71MB…does that sound reasonable in your opinion?

Hello Frank,
yes, I had activated inline js..I will deactivate and check!
And re page speed: Here is a screenshot WITH AO and WP Faster cache: With AO
and here ONLY WP FC WPFC
and here ONLY WPFC with its own minify css and html options activated(js is NOT touched):
WPFC with minify

Thank you Frank. It is not causing any errors on the cart and checkout, but it is creating more js files and the loading time for these pages is increasing.
Also – I noticed that even though AO is decreasing requests, it only decreases my page speed time(according to multiple webpagestest.org tests) by an average of 0.1 -0.2 seconds…do you think it is worth it( because loading time when AO’s cache is empty takes forever…)?

That did it! I appreciate your immediate help, thank you very much.

Ah, I see. So if I have a pillow in yellow, red and blue I would only set a picture for each variation, but not use the main product image, correct?

Hello Kevin,
unfortunately not, my site is not live yet. I am talking about all hte buttons in the Virtue theme. They have a transition effect when you hover on them, so that the color does not change immediately but gradually over a couple of milliseconds or so. See here:
https://themes.kadencethemes.com/virtue/product/coffee-t-shirt/
When you hover over the add to cart button, the color changes gradually.