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Hi Weslinda,

I found the problem was in the database, there was the store id option blank.

In my case, it was solved by installing the Woocommerce pages, something I didn’t do at first time, when installing the plugin.

If it’s your case, go to woocommerce-> system status -> tools -> install pages.

It solved my issue. Hope it helps.

Hi Rene,

I’m not looking for fake shares, but to show the share numbers of Page A into Page B.
Are you planning to add this feature?

Thanks.

Hi,

In fact, it’s not an issue with Gravity Forms.

It’s an issue with standard pages. Simply put, the content of the standard pages don’t appear. The content of blog posts appear, but don’t the standard’s pages content.

Any idea?

Thanks.

Hi,

I know the plugin is FREE and I’ve pointed that I THANK your time and effort. But, being free, doesn’t mean your decission is going to cost me time and money to update my website (and customers websites).

You have to take care of your customers, free or paid. If you offer a service or software for free, treat your customers as is they were paying ones. If you don’t want to, create a paying plugin.

I think you’ve been wrong with this decission.

Oh, come on!!

Do you upgrade the plugin, and BREAK some of the shortcodes? Haven’t you thought of all the the time all your users are spending on customizing their pages?

And your answer is “you have to re-do the work”?

One thing is to have some issues after upgrading (issues that you can fix), and a different thing is that you consciously waste our times.

I don’t use to complain on free plugins, because I appreciate your time and effort. But that’s the reason why I pay for plugins, to be sure that this kind of upgrades don’t happen.

Regards.

HI Daniel,

Woothemes opened a ticket in github:
https://github.com/woothemes/woocommerce/issues/3543

It’s been a reply from the developer, but not sure if it’s fixed…

Regards,
Daniel.

HI Dan,

Amazing support here!!! I’ll contact with Woocommerce and forward your message.
Thanks a lot.

Regards.

Hi rocboy001,

You’re right. This is the code I found myself working a few days ago.

add_action( 'admin_menu', 'my_remove_menu_pages', 999 );
function my_remove_menu_pages() {
remove_submenu_page('woocommerce', 'woocommerce_settings');
remove_submenu_page('woocommerce', 'woocommerce_status');
}

Thanks for your answer.

Hi,

It doesn’t work for me. I put it at the end of the functions.php file in my theme’s folder, but it doesn’t work.

For example, I’ve tried to hide the whole woocommerce menu with this:
remove_menu_page(‘woocommerce’);

And it works. But your linecode doesn’t work for me. Any idea?

Thanks in advance.

Any update on this, please???

Hi @pipdlg,

I have unchecked the “Enable Lightbox” in Woocommerce configuration (general settings page). Then, you have to target the images to show up with your lightbox plugin.

In my case, with Foobox, in WordPress single install it just works after deactivating lightbox in Woocommerce. In multisite, I have to address the “.images” class for the plugin to catch it. This is something the developers of Foobox (https://getfoobox.com) addressed very fast.

Hope it helps.

Thanks. I’m in contact with FooBox team. Let’s see if we can address this issue.

Hi,

How did you manage to have “subcategories” in the URLs?
You pointed that you got https://www.example.com/shop/category/subcategory/productName

I only have https://www.example.com/shop/category/productName, without the “subcategory” in the URL.

What am I missing?

Thanks in advance.