chrisegg

You could build your form using Gravity Forms, then using confirmation redirects, conditional logic, and the Woo Add to Cart URLs you could add the appropriate product to the cart based on the user selection made in the form and once the form is submitted.

https://gravityforms.com
https://docs.gravityforms.com/configuring-confirmations/
https://docs.gravityforms.com/conditional-logic-confirmations/
https://www.businessbloomer.com/woocommerce-custom-add-cart-urls-ultimate-guide/

• This reply was modified 2 years, 8 months ago by chrisegg.

Ok. Thanks for checking. I guess I will dig deeper to see if I have some custom code causing the problem.

Thank again.

I am using the GeneratePress theme.
Version 10.4 JetpacK
Version 5.8.2 WP

Sorry, I thought I switched themes when troubleshooting, but everything looks fine when using the Twenty Twenty One theme.

Thanks.

CoBlocks v 2.19.1
The latest version of Jetpack I’d imaging, but is not listed.

I am running this site on WP.com Business plan, both plugins are auto-installed and managed by WP.com.

Thanks.

Hey @kazaam00nix, an update just went out 4 days ago. Making this plugin compatible with the latest version of Gravity Forms. I have installed it and it appears to be working great!

The plugin adds a couple settings to the bottom of your confirmation settings page: https://docs.wprescue.me/4guPby9G

@ryangoh I have logged in, and was able to get the error one time. What are you using for the quiz? Is it a plugin, built into the theme?

It does seem to be a time out error.

If you’re running the latest version of Woo, it could be a conflict with another plugin or possibly the PHP version you’re running.

You will have to do a plugin conflict test to see if you can track down the issue.

This will help you get started.
https://wpmantis.com/troubleshoot-WordPress-plugin-conflict

You’ll need to modify your PHP settings and enable MySQL extension.

This is not a WordPress issue. This is an issue with your hosting provider.

It should be a simple fix, as simple as checking a box and clicking save. However there are some hosting providers that don’t give you the access so you will need to call your hosting provider for assistance.

I recommend using Google Tag Manager for this. No plugin required. No custom coding required.

Have you tried deactivating you cache plugins? Looks like the images are only loading when they come into view (lazy loading), this is a default function WordPress now, it could be that there is a conflict with one of the caching plugins and the built in lazy loading feature.

If any of the plugins you use are premium (paid for) you could try contacting the developers and see if they have seen this issue before.

@cahallyburton

If this is premium theme it is not support here, but just to give you somewhere to start, it’s probably an issue with different class names.

You’ll need to add an additional class to your CSS changes…here is a screenshot of what I found: https://docs.chrisegg.me/v1uxKppx

The theme developer should be able to verify my thoughts.

You would have to use a tool like loom to share a link to the screenshot.

I have visited your site but not seeing any image text or missing images that I can tell.

It does sound like a coaching issue.

Once you’re logged into your WP Admin you’ll need to look for a switch or button. Sometimes it is at the top right.

When I visit this link:
https://naplesfishingcharters.org/

I see a website coming soon message which would indicate you might have a under construction or maintenance mode plugin installed.

In order to see the issue you’d need to disable that.