embertech

Thank you. It seems we may be going forward in March 28th for 1hr in any case. So maybe not an issue for now, the next change is 31st of October, so I may have to set wordpress to UTC +1 if we are not altering our clocks this year. I’m not sure what plugins are using the WordPress timezone, I believe some of mine are, so it is important because the plugins that use the wordpress timezone defaults will determine events to occur at specific times. e.g. Post Expiration and WCFM (WooCommerce for Marketplace) and Zoom for WooCommerce zoom meeting expiry etc.

Hi, I’m having this same issue, please can you advise what the solution was. @tushar284

It is growing daily. This seems to have started on 6th Oct 2020. I installed some updates (and this plugin was one of them) on 3rd Oct 2020. Is it something to do with this?

Kind regards

Zoe

I think it was my .htaccess file needed updating. I copied the content from a working version with same plugin configuration and set up and it seems to be fine.

I also added this extra line to the .htaccess file.

RLimitMem Max

I think it was my .htaccess file needed updating. I copied the content from a working version with same plugin configuration and set up and it seems to be fine.

I also added this extra line to the .htaccess file.

RLimitMem Max

Hi, @raynellbell please can you tell me how are you using Zapier to automate the product expiry? I’ve not used Zapier before and I’m wondering if this could be something I could use. I’m importing products, but I can’t set the expiry status because the array needs a product ID, but when you are importing new products they don’t have an ID so that isn’t possible. I’m wondering if using Zapier could be the answer?

Thanks
Zoe

This is something I’m interested in as well and I’ve just come across this by searching for how to do this. I see in another post that the data is stored like this:-

field name = _expiration-date-options
content = an array that looks something like this (hold expire type and post id): a:2:{s:10:”expireType”;s:5:”draft”;s:2:”id”;i:1123;}

But because it has the post ID in the array, it seems that you’d need that to be included in order to be able to import it and associate it with the product ID? I tried also setting the default status to ‘private’ in the settings, but it seems that it only works for manually adding new items.

If the developer could advise if it’s possible to import new products to WooCommerce and include the status please. Or did you find a ways of doing this?

Hi

Sorry I didn’t get an email so see that you had replied.

Yes my settings are as you have listed there in the screenshot.

I am changing the structure of how serial numbers are issued, so at least the person selling seats can still sell the inventory total of seats and is not restricted by serial numbers. I’m creating a new product called digital codes and I’m going to use the Buy One Get One plugin to allocate a free code with every seat to a workshop, so this will solve the first issue, but I will still have the issue of ghost allocations whereby there is no email associated with the serial number but it has changed the status to active.

Thanks
Zoe

I have partly resolved the issue #2. There seems to be a problem when we duplicate a product to another store in that it doesn’t register the categories with the store?

But when I open one product from each category in Marketplace and save it, the product category becomes available on the left side and when you click the category, all the other items in that category will then appear, so I only have to edit and save 1 item not all of them. Not the best solution. Maybe it’s is the way we are duplicating the products to add them to each store. I will test this out.

2) Yes, there are more categories for the products, in this example store

https://www.developersite.co.uk/wsffweb/store/lichfield/

Example This Product: https://www.developersite.co.uk/wsffweb/product/a-fresh-half-shoulder-of-lamb-on-the-bone-2/

Is ticked in these Categories: Top Level Category = Butchery | Sub Category = Lamb

No Category menu is displaying at all, all the products on this store have a category and a sub category option selected. The Vendor Sidebar Widget, includes:

1) Vendor Store: Product Search
2) Vendor Store Category: Store Categories
3) Vendor Store Opening/Closing Hours: Store Hours

The category hierarchy should look like this as there are products in each category:-
a) Pies
b) Butchery
– Bacon & Gammon
– Beef
– Chicken
– Lamb
– Pork
– Sausages & Burgers
– Stir Frys/Kebabs/Koftas/Ribs
c) Delicatessen

Update

I’ve resolved item (1)

Solution: Product Visibility was set to ‘Hidden’ in the administrator console. This cannot be seen logged in to Marketplace.

Item (2) and (3) still not discovered how to edit the product grid layout. All settings currently seem to be coming from theme. But there’s no option in the theme to edit font size and spacing.

• This reply was modified 4 years, 10 months ago by embertech.

Sorry, I clicked a link to support from the Gusteau Restaurant WordPress Theme, it must have linked me to this Food & Drink Menu plugin that is used as part of the theme. Sorry about that.