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Hi hodgigre,

You’re right! In fact this error message was not returned by the woobytes plugin itself but by ‘byteball for merchants’ tests that weren’t compatible with the new possibility of using an email as cashback address. This is now fixed on ‘byteball for merchants’ side (no need to update your plugin).

Regards

Hi hodgigre,

We are planning to add the major part of displayed texts on the plugin settings page so that they will be 100% configurable. This will certainly come rather soon in one of the next releases.

Concerning the email notification just after a new order creation, it is currently already possible with woocommerce (go to dashboard/woocommerce/settings/emails/Customer invoice / Order details ) but for unknown reasons, woocommerce does not allow to enable the automatic sending of this email.

So you will have to add your own plugin to do that, as described here

// New order notification only for "Pending" Order status
add_action( 'woocommerce_new_order', 'pending_new_order_notification', 20, 1 );
function pending_new_order_notification( $order_id ) {

    // Get an instance of the WC_Order object
    $order = wc_get_order( $order_id );

    // Only for "pending" order status
    if( ! $order->has_status( 'pending' ) ) return;

    // Send "New Email" notification (to admin)
    WC()->mailer()->get_emails()['WC_Email_New_Order']->trigger( $order_id );
}

Hope this help !

Regards

Hi,

In fact a customer can retrieve his payment page after having closed it if he checked the “create account” option on the checkout page.

But you’re right and these features should be evaluated for coming releases.

Thanks for your collaboration !

Hi,

You should define the ‘byteball bytes’ currency as follows :

add_filter( 'woocommerce_currencies', 'add_bb_currency' );

function add_bb_currency( $bb_currency ) {
    $bb_currency['B'] = __( 'byteball bytes', 'woocommerce' );
    return $bb_currency;
}

add_filter('woocommerce_currency_symbol', 'add_bb_currency_symbol', 10, 2);

function add_bb_currency_symbol( $custom_currency_symbol, $custom_currency ) {
    switch( $custom_currency ) {
        case 'B': $custom_currency_symbol = 'Bytes'; break;
    }
    return $custom_currency_symbol;
}

I have tested it and it works.

You are completely right.

I removed the duplicate selector and the css file can now be autoptimized.

I opened a ticket here on WPMUDEV and they will fix it asap.

Thanks again, Frank !

Regards

Oh yes, you’re right, Frank, I didn’t notice that this file general.css is not part of the wordpress core. It is called by a specific plugin : utlimate branding, from WPMUDEV.

here is a link to this css:

https://www.wordpress-hebergement.fr/wp-content/plugins/ultimate-branding/ultimate-branding-files/modules/custom-admin-bar-files/css/general.css?ver=1.0

I don’t see any particular notice/warning but it breaks the site on safari if it is not excluded from AO

Regards

I am running Yoast 3.3.4 on a WP Multisite.

I deactivated all other plugins and there is still same problem for me, no changes are saved on meta fields unless I log as superadmin.

Any idee of what could cause the problem ?

thanks for this quick reply.

yes, you’re right, it’s even better like that.

Regards

Investigating the problem a little further, I think it is caused by the Amazon_S3_And_CloudFront::get_attached_file() function, that returns the image url to the image editor instead of returning a local filepath.

Should be easy to fix (?)

thank you very much.

Thanks for your consideration.

In the meantime, would it be possible just to know the menu slug used for this setting page so we can hide it with a plugin using the remove_menu_page function ?

I totally agree.

Sorry I forgot to mention it: I use wordpress 4.1.1

Thank you for your quick answer.

That’s very unfortunate because we have to be able to restrict used space. So we must find a way to measure it.

We already use our own plugin hooking the pre_get_space_used filter so that we customize the way wp calculate used space (for instance by adding some otherwise forgotten folders, as the deprecated /blogs.dir/ folder).

Would it be a way to know, by coding, the space used by the moved media of a user ?

I see wp2cloud creates some tables as wp_cloud_media_content and wp_cloud_moved_media. Perhaps some SQL query could do the trick?

Thanks for helping.

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