MaldersIO

Hey @apmwebdev!

Thanks so much for the reply. The use case is: users need to select quantity > frequency > ItemVariation where multiple items can be selected with the required # selected equal to qty variation selection.

Currently have a step plugin in use, to convert the variations to steps, and on the 3rd step, these options need to be able to have multiple items selected, and have the variation meta added to the order, both in cart and emails.
https://gyazo.com/6114a17bb29697d9d7ace35a7ed00039

The plugin is pushing radio buttons, but converting these to checkboxes still doesn’t allow for multiple item selection.

We had looked into both composite products and product add-ons, though neither seemed to do quite what we need it to do. We’re hoping to find a programatic way of achieving this result, that doesn’t crash the browser, which is the conflict we’re currently running into when pushing checkboxes, or forcing multiple to the select.

@webnus Happy to provide additional information. We’ve also been able to reproduce the conflict in a sandbox as well, if it would be helpful, I’m happy to grant you admin access so you can take a look.

The issue presents on page refresh, but not initial landing.

@bennettmcelwee The plugin Search Meter (version 2.13.3) has a known public vulnerability exposed March 12, 2020. Is there an anticipated timeline to patch this known vulnerability? From Jetpack: https://gyazo.com/8ea25dfddb2215e561e51a36e2ac783d

Thanks so much! We’ve updated the plugin and are still seeing one warning remaining for the deprecated function load()

/wp-content/plugins/pie-register/assets/js/drag.js: jQuery.fn.load() is deprecated

Line 1912: piereg(window).load(function() {

can this be updated to -> piereg(window).on(‘load’,function(){

Thanks!

Hi Tobias!

Thank you so much for responding.

I had a feeling this was going to be the response, but I’m an optimist at heart, and so there was hope ??

Custom JavaScript it is.

Thank you again, for taking the time to respond.

Sincerely,
Michael