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>> because of the bottom horizontal scrollbar.

Well, that was the issue ?? I didn’t see the horizontal scroll bar. We can consider this resolved.

OK thanks.

@shellbeezy OK then. That’s a bit unfortunate, but thanks for confirming. Is there any way I can submit this as a feature request or something?

@shellbeezy OK gotcha–I removed those files manually. So to be clear though, WooCommerce will automatically download placeholder images to my server. But when I uninstall WooCommerce, it will not automatically remove those images?

>> Alternatively, you can remove this restriction

OK. In this case, creating an email address [email protected] is a bit challenging. So it is safe to remove the restriction, as you suggested?

@shellbeezy Hello. Any update to this?

Hello, any update on this?

I have an update. I created a Gmail app, attached to [email protected]. When I add those credentials to my dev site–located on https://wordpress-dev.feedxl.com–I encounter an error. Namely, when I click ‘Allow plugin to send emails using your Google account’ it redirects me to an error 403 page, with the following text:

403. That’s an error.

Error: org_internal

Application: FeedXL Website

You can email the developer of this application at: [email protected]

This client is restricted to users within its organization.

Request Details
That’s all we know.

Additionally, at the top of the WordPress back-end page is the message:

EMAIL DELIVERY ERROR: the plugin WP Mail SMTP v1.4.2 logged this error during the last time it tried to send an email:

Mailer: Gmail
{
"error": {
"errors": [
{
"domain": "global",
"reason": "required",
"message": "Login Required",
"locationType": "header",
"location": "Authorization"
}
],
"code": 401,
"message": "Login Required"
}
}
Consider running an email test after fixing it.

Any ideas on why that is occurring and how I can resolve it? Keep in mind that my live site is on feedxl.com, and the email account I used to create the Gmail app was [email protected]. But in this exercise, I am trying to add credentials from that app to my *dev* site, which is on wordpress-dev.feedxl.com. Not sure if that’s related–just thought I’d throw that out there.

Thanks.

Sorry, but disregard my last message about Client ID/Client Secret autopopulating. I misunderstood what my colleague had explained to me.

Also, on my site, the Google Client ID and Client Secret are already populated with values. I see the instructions you linked which explain how to create such values. But, the plugin was originally installed and configured by a colleague of mine. She said she did not follow any of those instructions. She said, because she was already logged in to the G-Suite account in-question ([email protected]), the Client ID and Client Secret fields were automatically populated in the plugin. Does that sound accurate? If so, could I follow those same steps to obtain the Client ID and Client Secret attached to a different G-Suite account ([email protected])?

OK thanks for that. I’ll look into authenticating a different account. I have a separate, but related question. As you can see, when an email is delivered, the ‘From’ field is populated with just an email address, e.g. [email protected] How can I ensure the ‘From’ field is populated with a name and email address, e.g. FeedXL Support <[email protected]>? In Settings–>Mail–>From Name it indicates,

>> Gmail doesn’t allow to override From Name. Emails will not have From Name defined at all.

So I guess this means, if I use Google as a mailer, I cannot specify a name in the From field–only an email address. Am I understanding that correctly?

@shellbeezy OK thanks for that. After I delete the plugin and confirm the database tables are gone, I am safe to remove the line of code from wp-config.php–correct?

Also sorry, I carried out your instructions and they did indeed remove the database tables. But it left over some files. Specifically, installation of WooCommerce installed about 11 images in wp-content/uploads, all are ‘placeholder’ PNG images of different sizes, e.g.

woocommerce-placeholder.png
woocommerce-placeholder-150×150.png

I also have a folder named woocommerce_uploads in wp-content/uploads.

Why are those still leftover? Can I manually delete them all?

• This reply was modified 5 years, 3 months ago by cag8f.

>> You confirm you don’t get the field in the list or exports ?

As you can see in my screenshots, propid appears when I click ‘Visibilities.’ But in the table, there is no propid column.

>> did you try to change fields visibilities to try to display it ?

How exactly can I do that? If you want me to open ‘Visibilities,’ then click propid, then yes, I have already tried that. Nothing occurs when I do so.

Thanks.

OK thanks for that. I should have enough info to make my decision now. If I have any specific questions in the future, I’ll open a new issue here.

Thanks!

OK I’ve submitted a ticket there, thanks. While we’re here though, I have one final, related question.

You said that the lite version of the plugin can allow me to create a custom map with 3 out of my 4 desired features:

* Remove certain labels on the map.
* A very simple shape overlay (two line segments to be exact).
* Possibly a custom color scheme.

And that the lite version–out of the box–does not allow me to add my fourth desired feature:

* A custom marker for one particular business location. For example, I would like to replace the standard map marker with a small logo of the business in-question.

Let’s say that I was proficient enough with Google Maps JavaScript API to create a custom map with this feature (using custom JavaScript). Would I be able to use the lite version of your plugin to create a map with features 1-3, then add my own custom JavaScript code to implement the fourth feature (i.e. the custom map marker) on that same map? That way, with only the lite version of the plugin, I’ll be able to display a map with all four of my desired features.

Thanks.