GeeWhiz

Yeah… honestly this is pathetic.

Plugin support I want to search has FORTY FIVE pages of issues. How in the world am I supposed to find if my question has been asked? This is a waste of time for everyone involved. If my questions already been asked and answered, ugh. No easy way to know.

Figured this one out if anyone else runs into this issue-

I didn’t have an Events page setup, previously just used the category pages.

So the plugin didn’t know where to send the user for the All Events link it would seem. I created an Events page and although the layout is a bit different, it now correctly links from the widget.

Also in addition to creating an Events page you have to select it in the plugin settings to take effect

Reverted back to 2.9.10 and it’s working again FYI

add_filter( 'woocommerce_get_related_product_cat_terms', '__return_empty_array' );

This isn’t working for me with the latest WC.
With some products tagged with the same category and the same specific tag.

Only when I create a Category unique to a set of products does it seems to recommend them properly.

I want to ONLY look at tags though, as our categories are really over arching and the tags could be used for specifics.

Thank you for your assistance so far.

I have set up a new template with some modified code from your examples on the Filters() page. *Disclaimer: I have never used pods or am not very familiar with what i’m doing. Do you have tutorials? The documentation is great, but for someone with no familiarity with this system it’s going to be difficult getting up to speed efficiently. How can I get up to speed?

I have a set of code which is searching the site and given my single test, did return the correct result when searching for a specific attribute of a given item in the ACT.

However, the search just returns a text based without links. I found a param called “detail_url” but that doesn’t seem like what I want. How do I actually link to the pages of the items searched?

The Pod type is an “Advanced Content Type” which is code for makes it really hard to search, maybe?

Having to manipulate SQL queries to get search results is not ideal by any means. This is 2016!

Is there a way to make whatever an Advanced Content Type is into a Custom Post Type? I don’t think there is any reason, at least not known to me, that this is set up this way. The issue is there are thousands of entries in here and unfortunately it was set up this way.

Meta key was inheriting illegal properties based on the text used for it’s label.

Fixing this resolves the issue.

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https://www.planmarketplace.com/wp-includes/js/jquery/jquery.js?ver=1.11.3
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Ok to clarify my above post- I am NOT using the custom password module, but I am using the custom email module.

A quote from the TML documentation:

New User
User Notification
This e-mail message will be sent to a new user upon registration. Please be sure to include the variable %user_pass% if using default passwords or else the user will not know their password!

So. Again my problem is that I’m just using the basic setup ( I think ) and the %user_pass% variable is always wrong.

I am using the Custom Passwords modules.

Are you saying that the Custom Passwords module just straight up doesn’t work?

I don’t get it.

If you use the Custom Passwords module and no password is sent via Email- then there is no means to GET a password. Users would just be sent to a login page with nothing but a username- meanwhile the system is assigning them a password (which is NOT correct when sending user_pass) they have no access to.

At that point the only course of action would be to hit forgot PW.

Currently trying to solve the same error.

Latest version of wordpress is not listed as supported for this plugin.

I’m trying to accomplish the same.