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Don’t listen to @gopromotional1 or click his spam/scam link – it’s just a Bulgarian “jewerly store”. Scroll up past his “response” to see some helpful and legitimate responses. I suggest checking your post for strange characters, symbols and emojis.

Check the page/post content for invalid characters that the database may not know how to save. I had this problem and in the text on the page was a round dot icon. ?? to be exact. Removing this resolved the issue.

@5starplugins did you try version 2.2.4 or 2.2.4.min.js? They are different and only 2.2.4.min.js worked for me.

This issue only occurs for me in FireFox (eg it works fine in Google Chrome).

Andrew’s solution worked but that plugin rolls jQuery back to a version 1.x.

I fixed this by installing the plugin jQuery Manager By Remzi Cavdar and used it to roll back the jQuery to 2.2.4.min.js. I’ve done this on a few sites now that I had recently updated to WordPress 5.6.

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Here is how I did it, in the case of simple products in WooCommece 3.5.1:
woocommerce/includes/class-wc-product-simple.php line 53 you’ll see ‘Read more’. Change that text to what you would like it to be (eg Shop Now).

The full line of code for this section is:
$text = $this->is_purchasable() && $this->is_in_stock() ? __( ‘Add to cart’, ‘woocommerce’ ) : __( ‘Read more’, ‘woocommerce’ );

Keep in mind with this solution if you update your plugin version in the future you’ll lose this customisation.

Hello Multidots, thanks for your reply.

I ensured all check boxes were ticked. On my installation, this only works on my simple product test. It has absolutely no effect on variable products. Which is unfortunate, as now I’ll be looking for another solution/plugin.

Follow up: This happened on another site and it was due to a memory allocation exhausted error, which BackWPup does not detect/report.

After I increased the memory allocation for WordPress the problem went away completely.

I got Status-Code: 200 too and it was because my PHP was set to 7.x. I put it back down to 5.5 (native) and now the back ups run fine for me.

I got Status-Code: 200 too and it was because my PHP was set to 7.x. I put it back down to 5.5 (native) and now the back ups run fine for me.

I also am using AccessPress Root Pro Version: 1.07 and got a very similar error as you (headers already sent, session cach limiter, line 62…), the moment I upgraded AccessPress Custom CSS plugin to version 1.0.4.

However I can still log into WordPress admin.

If you cannot log into the WordPress admin, load up your FTP program, navigate to the wp-contents/plugin folder, and rename the AccessPress Custom CSS folder – this turns the plugin off. Then you’ll be able to log into WordPress just fine (just without any custom CSS entries you have made). You can also do this via the File Manager in your hosting control panel.

I’m not sure why this plugin was installed on my client’s site, or even your site, as the Root Pro theme has it’s own custom CSS area anyway.

Hi Tom,

That’s great. I updated the plugin for my site and now the menu works just fine on my S2.

Thanks very much for such a speedy fix. Much appreciated.

Michael

Yes I have noticed this. I am using the default browser on my Samsung Galaxy S2.

If I click the menu button, it changes to the x symbol but does not display the menu items. If I then change the phone from landscape to portrait (or portrait to landscape) then the menu items will appear automatically (without pressing the menu button again).

If I press the X to shrink the menu, nothing happens. When I switch the phone from landscape to portrait (or vice versa) then the menu will disappear.

You may have the same behaviour with your setup.

I’ve not yet been able to find a solution.

You can see this in action on https://cybermike.id.au/

Regards

I had the same thing happened and after I cleared out the stack of emails, I deleted the plugin. It was set to 128mb and was at 82% capacity.

Hi,

Did you find a solution?

When you say no grid view, do you mean it reverts to list view? I find there will be alignment issues if you have product names or descriptions of differing lengths appearing on category pages in grid view. Ie these create different heights and your alignment will be all over the place.

By featured image, do you mean the category image at the top of the category page?

Michael

My error may be related to the Atahualpa theme. Atahualpa and wp e-commerce do not play well together. However as with dynamicdesign11, the site works fine until wp e-commerce was upgraded.

The problem in my case – excerpts. Atahualpa is a theme that uses excerpts for the blog category pages. Since wp e-commerce also uses blog category pages for product categories, the shopping cart inherits any excerpt settings from the theme.

For me the fix was to set the theme to display the “full post” (ie product) instead of the excerpt.

If your theme uses excerpts in a similar fashion, might be worth looking into.

Michael