danbrady

Shipping debug mode doesn’t help either

Excellent, thanks

@leandrov has this been fixed?

Correction – it’s line 54

Apologies, I didn’t have the latest version of Resume Manager. I do now. Version 1.16.1 has a warning for line 54.

Any update on this?

I get this warning on PHP 7.2

Deprecated: Function create_function() is deprecated in …/httpdocs/wp-content/plugins/wp-job-manager-resumes/wp-job-manager-resumes.php on line 58

I’ve tried this EU VAT plugin, with the Aelia classes for WooCommerce, but it breaks the Stripe fields in checkout. No data can be entered into the fields.

• This reply was modified 6 years, 9 months ago by danbrady.

Thanks, Diego

Thanks again for your reply. We can’t moderate user input, the site owners have different languages (it’s a multi-national community).

I will see what we can do with the auto detect feature, that may solve the problem.

Thanks

Dan

Thanks

> We do not recommend having mixed content website.

We don’t have any choice – some users speak different languages

> In our paid version we have option to auto detect the source language.

How does this help? If a site is usually in English, then a German editor is typing, the Gtranslate plugin detects the post is bing written in German, then what happens next?

• This reply was modified 7 years ago by danbrady.

Thanks Nate, I’ve emailed you via that form

Any update on this?

If it doesn’t start working with WooCommerce segments and CM automated emails soon, we’ll have to move to another supplier.

p.s. we are a reseller

Thanks for your reply

I also think people will continue to type their address details until they see it show up.

I referred to this in my first comment. In testing, I’ve seen that this often isn’t true. The plugin acts on the ‘street address’ field. Many people type in their door number and street name, then see a list of unrelated addresses. Many people don’t realise they can continue typing, to further refine the address suggestions. Therefore, they often skip to manually entering their address. Which defeats the plugin purpose.

Adding a zip code before it would defeat much of the purpose of this plugin which is to reduce the amount of typing people need to fill out their address

In the UK at least, the optimum approach used on many e-commerce sites, is to ask for door number and postcode, because that is the smallest unique address possible. (Each door number is unique per postcode). The version I linked to above is a variation on this, using google autocomplete. The user is asked to type their postcode, then is presented with all matching addresses in a list, and the user clicks their address. I suggest you try it, eg with: NE6 2BA

I’d be interested in knowing what you’d charge to add this functionality. Can be discussed privately.

Thanks

• This reply was modified 7 years, 1 month ago by danbrady.

Is anyone monitoring these support threads?

WooCommerce v3.2.6
WP v4.9.2
Campaign Monitor for WooCommerce v1.3.2

A better idea (and I realise I’m taking to myself here) would be to show results in the postcode field too

So:

1. User selects country
2. User types post code
3. Plugin shows a drop down with all addresses in that postcode, user selects the correct address

This would work well for UK addresses, where there aren’t that many addresses per post code. And I’ve used sites that do this, eg this registration page: https://www.priorydirect.co.uk/register

However, in the US a zip code can have thousands of addresses, so further filtering would be needed, e.g. door number AND Zip code

One way round this would be to allow the plugin to be configured to optional hook into different address fields, and let the site admin choose. E.g. in th plugin settings, choose to use street address or post code . As I’m building UK site, I would choose post code

Any ideas?

• This reply was modified 7 years, 1 month ago by danbrady.