dkdesignhawaii

@wfgerald no problem! And I would say that “odd” is an apt description I think a lot of us would use when describing that host…

UPDATE: Just got off the phone with Godaddy support and they confirmed that they made the change on their end, in order to make the installation work with their server configuration and internal processes.

The agent talked about how it was necessary because “php was outdated” on the hosting account… which sounds like it’s just a line they tell everyone because my php version is 7+.

Hope this helps anyone else.

I also received this alert today. It’s for a client who is on Godaddy (not my choice) and I know they do a bunch of wacky stuff when it comes to wp configurations, so I’ve requested a tech support callback…. they should call within 20 minutes so I will update this thread when they do.

OP, did the most recent scan only turn up that file change? If so then do another scan and see if any additional errors arise, like malware being found. If no malware is found then your edit was probably done by the host to make your installation work with their internal wp update process. Be sure to check with them though to make sure.

I’ll update this thread in 20 minutes when my host replies.

If you are absolutely certain that a customer will only order ONE product at a time, then I would remove the custom fields from the product, and add them to checkout page instead. That way the inscription field will become part of the order meta (as opposed to the product meta), and therefore it should be available to use as a column in the order table, via the admin columns plugin.

It sounds like you’re trying to show product met as a column in the order table, but this thread is focused on showing order meta in a column.

For products, there is a “preview” icon next to the order name/number, does that help?

Granted I don’t know the usage scenario so I may be wrong, but I’m not sure that it makes sense to have a product meta value as a column in the orders table, because it assumes the person only ordered one product. What if they ordered 2 products? See what I mean?

• This reply was modified 5 years, 9 months ago by dkdesignhawaii.

It does recognize the custom fields… So when adding a column to your table, choose “custom” as the first option and the resulting drop menu will show all the custom meta data available for that post type. NOTE: You FIRST will need at least one order to be fully populated, because the plugin will not recognize custom field meta that doesn’t have at least one value yet.

So for example if your woocommerce orders contains a custom “shirt size” meta field, make sure you have an order saved that populates that field. Once you do, the admin columns plugin should offer it as an option. Hope this helps.

Sorry for the bump, hoping for any thoughts you might have?

I’ve had success customizing my order table using the admin columns pro plugin. There is a free version that might suit your needs and if not, the pro version is reasonable.

Hi Marvin,
Ran into this problem today myself. What are the chances you are using the X theme? That theme as well as some others disable the image settings you’re looking for, for some weird reason.

The solution by Lely on this page https://theme.co/apex/forum/t/problem-with-the-product-image-woocommmerce/1960/6 worked for me. You can paste the code into your functions file or make a plugin for it like I did.

Once you upload that code, you’ll get the settings back, and can adjust them as you need. Remember you’ll need to regenerate your thumbnails after you change the settings. “Regenerate Thumbnails” is an aptly-named plugin that works well for that. Hope this helps.

• This reply was modified 7 years, 7 months ago by dkdesignhawaii.

I just purchased the plugin today, and I’m also getting blank pdf’s. Glad I found this thread because I combed through the docs and all appears to be setup correctly…wondered if it was me somehow. I’m guessing they will release a fix as soon as they can.

Yes, same issue. Running WC Subscriptions 3.0+ and can not make any changes to a subscription. I make changes within the edit screen but nothing happens when I save it. Instead I get a blank white screen when I reload the page, the original settings are still in place, so it’s futile at the moment to make any edits.

ALSO CHECK YOUR RENEWAL METHODS AFTER 3.0 update! Updating to 3.0 made all of my subscriptions go to “manual renewal” when in fact I had them set as automatic credit card renewal. Have to open a support ticket with them over this, because I can not solve this issue without first solving the issue of not being able to edit subscriptions! Yikes!!

Hi dhendric25 that is off the original topic of this post but I found this article that talks about it what you are asking. It seems the user “bheadrick” gave some solid advice though I did not test it. He talks about changing the word with a filter in his first post and that is probably the cleanest way. He also talks about an alternative way of hiding it completely with css. Maybe try that thread and see if that gets you somewhere.

Hi, i am just starting to program.
Here is my functions.php. Where will I put there?

Just above the end of file ‘?>’

Thanks for clarifying that 303i. And glad ChelleLB got it figured out!

ChelleLB, you are definitely going to want to paste more functions into functions.php as you learn. That page does a lot of the customization magic. You can think of that file like this:

<?php
/**
 * @package WordPress
 * @subpackage Zozza
 * @since WD_Responsive
 **/

//error_reporting(-1);
require_once ('admin/index.php'); 

$_template_path = get_template_directory();
require_once $_template_path."/theme/theme.php";
$theme = new Theme(array(
	'theme_name'	=>	"FashionZozza",
	'theme_slug'	=>	'fashionzozza'
));
$theme->init();

/**
 * Slightly Modified Options Framework
 */

/**END of ORIGINAL functions.php
**NOW it's time to CUSTOMIZE with your own functions!
**/ 

//One Function would go here:

//Then the next function would go here:

//Here's the 3rd function, from this example!
/**
* Returns max price for grouped products
**/
function wc_grouped_price_html( $price, $product ) {
	$all_prices = array();

	foreach ( $product->get_children() as $child_id ) {
		$all_prices[] = get_post_meta( $child_id, '_price', true );
	}

	if ( ! empty( $all_prices ) ) {
		$max_price = max( $all_prices );
	} else {
		$max_price = '';
	}

	$price = '<span class="from">' . _x('From:', 'max_price', 'woocommerce') . ' </span>' . woocommerce_price( $max_price );

	return $price;
}
add_filter( 'woocommerce_grouped_price_html', 'wc_grouped_price_html', 10, 2 );

//MORE FUNCTIONS! Etc, Etc, Etc

/***********************************************/
/**END OF YOUR CUSTOM FUNCTIONS, NEVER PUT ANYTHING BELOW HERE!!**/
?>

It is already my theme name

I know Chelle, I was saying to mentally replace my example name with yours so you knew what the correct file path was.

Yes paste it in functions.php, at the bottom. Some themes instruct you of the proper place to insert custom functions, so follow those instructions if they are available. If you don’t have any warnings at the bottom of your functions.php file, it’s probably safe to paste at the bottom.

wp_content/themes/YOUR_THEME_NAME/functions.php

Replace YOUR_THEME_NAME with the name of the theme your site is using.