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Hey tim, super late on this but respectively I try to consolidate support requests on our website so they are not so spread out over the web. Anyways if you are still having this problem with your theme and our plugin (after the newest update) then you need to look in your theme folder > woo commerce for a file called variable.php and change the name of it to something else.

Most of the time this conflict is due to your theme having its own template for variable.php so it takes priority and overwrites ours and woo commerce files. Changing the name should fix it.

If you need any more help shoot me an email at https://www.designloud.com

Cheers

You can look at our plugins variable.php file to add spaces between the labels and radio inputs.. It will be found in Single-product > Add-to-cart > variable.php

You could also use a pseudo class in your css like label:after or input[“radio”]:before {content: ” “; }

Hi guys, I was unaware this was causing these issues until Chris reached out on our website.. It is far too much for me to keep up with all of these websites so we try to stick to just support via our site whenever possible.

Anyways I may have an update for you all but I need some beta testers. If you can go to https://www.designloud.com and shoot me a quick email I can send you a new version and you can let me know if that fixes it so that I can release for everyone else..

I have tested with the Twenty Fourteen theme and latest version of Woocommerce and it seems to work but I just want to make sure before sending it to WP.

Thanks
-Derek

So to make sure I am understanding you clearly, you need a page template (contact.php) to automatically come packaged with your theme that has its own unique content so you do not have to manually go into each site and do the whole “Pages > Add New > Contact” and populate it with content, am I understanding you correctly?

No problem, good luck ??

?? Glad you got it working, lovely site by the way!

Oh, well in that case couldnt you just create a add on domain for example testing.yourwebsite.com and then use the WP-Migrate plugin to get the database file ready for import. Then in the add on domain directory move the copies all your WP files into the directory and setup your database (make sure wp-config.php matches this) and you should be good to go. You will have a testing environment for you and they still have access to their domain and website while you work.

Dont forget to select the field for search engines not to index the testing site though in the reading settings.

Ok, check the plugins to see if that would be causing an issue and I dont know if this will work but sometimes helps – try changing the permalinks back to default and check again, then change them back to how you had it and do a double check.

Let me know if any of this helps

Ok, and you are sure both nameservers on the domain are pointing to the new location?

Another thing that could be happening is there are url’s and strings embedded in database files so if you moved the database to there could be some old strings or tables pointing to the old url.

A good resource I have used many times is the WP Migrate DB plugin that will do a search and replace on your database to change all old urls to new ones and give you a downloadable file that you can import into your new database using phpmyadmin.

Here is a good link I use for moving WP websites: https://wp.smashingmagazine.com/2013/04/08/moving-wordpress-website/

I mean you can try it just for assurance. try deactivating those plugins then check.

Otherwise this is just a custom theme built of twenty-thirteen is that right?

That is weird, Checked on a few different installs and themes and it worked perfectly.

Does your theme have a search.php page?

I would try going back into permalinks and change it to default then save. Then change it back to whatever you want them to be and save again.

Make sure the plugin doesnt require you to have a specific permalink setup.

Other than that try deleting the plugin completely since that seems to be where the error is coming from.

Hmm, I just confirmed that this does work.

Can you provide a link to your website and use something like pastebin.com to paste the code from your functions.php file?

haarvest, it might be wise to go grab a fresh copy of WP from www.remarpro.com and then upload the files to your site via FTP.

Judging from this line: Warning: require(/home/haarvykk/public_html/wp-includes/load.php) [function.require]: failed to open stream: No such file or directory in /home/haarvykk/public_html/wp-settings.php on line 21

It looks like some core files are missing or misplaced.

You can try just uploading wp-settings.php from a downloaded wordpress folder and upload it to your root public_html directory.

However, if you do end up uploading a fresh copy of WordPress to your server make sure you keep a copy of your current wp-config.php file so it will be able to connect to database.

I would not worry about the htaccess file for now unless the above does not work. Just make that edit by adding the above code to the bottom of your themes functions.php file and you should be all set.

*Note if there is a closing ?> tag at the bottom of your functions file then the above code will need to go ABOVE that. If it doesnt have one then just add the above code to the bottom of the functions file.