glinch

Cheers Phil

Thats how expected it might, thanks for the clarification.

I was unsure if I might have overlooked something.

Thanks

Hi Marko

Thanks for getting back to me.

I must admit I was pulling my hair out with the issue, I decided to give it a complete rerun. I deleted W3 plugin, fully, throughout the site – and reinstalled the plugin.

Thankfully its now working as expected. I believe the issue may have been due to the plugin not being removed correctly before.

Cheers

@rohittm I am the developer of the site!

I was going off what you said here:

However, you can add a custom code which will help you achieve that.

No worries, it appears you are now saying that that is not possible.

Cheers

• This reply was modified 5 years, 4 months ago by glinch.

@rohittm I’m game, I do php develpoment! I am in this mess due to a query performed (in haste and for good reason) on the database.

Appreciate that this would require a run-once function that will iterate through each order.

You appear to have an idea of what would be required – any pointers and I can then follow up on them myself.

Cheers

Hi @rohittm thanks for the reply

Appreciate that I could run one query that would change all post types of order, but of course this would be a last resort.

with regards to:

However, you can add a custom code which will help you achieve that.

Achieve the orders having their original status? Could you please elaborate?

Thanks

• This reply was modified 5 years, 4 months ago by glinch.

Cheers Michel, thanks

I’ve just realised the html entity wasn’t being displayed as text above!

the ” ” above should be  

Yep, I thought that this would have been stripped out but it wasn’t.

Also I don’t believe that HTML entities are being stripped from the product titles, as I have noticed that the Product Titles still include ” ” in the feeds. Google doesn’t appear to get too upset by those in that particular field though.

The mpn that I had issues with was formatted like so: TEXT NUMBERS

If you need any more info please let me know.

• This reply was modified 6 years ago by glinch.

Hi Auke

Thanks for getting back to me. It was pretty critical for the site to parse the shortcode as this generates custom content for a product.

With a little bit of digging, some custom functions, and using the above filter I was able to extract and parse the shortcode to generate the content for $attributes[‘description’]

Appreciate all your help on the matter.

Cheers

Noel

• This reply was modified 6 years, 3 months ago by glinch.
• This reply was modified 6 years, 3 months ago by glinch.

@wfalaa cheers for letting me know. Thanks

Its a woocommerce store, so anyone can buy off it and get the role of a customer.

Yeah, I added a user as “Admin”, will prob need to add some of the common names as you have suggested.

Thanks for the feedback @mountainguy2 cheers ??

OK Auke

Thanks for getting back to me. Hopefully you will be able to get this resolved soon.

Cheers

Hi, @shellbeezy sorry I completely overlooked this thread and missed your earlier reply, apologies.

I’m going with the above prognosis that it was a latency issue.

I moved the companys website to a more reliable platform and the problem hasn’t arisen since.

Many thanks all

• This reply was modified 6 years, 9 months ago by glinch.
• This reply was modified 6 years, 9 months ago by glinch.

No worries, glad I could help!

Hi Kaimee

The problem is that this is user as opposed to post meta, so to retrieve it you need to use get_user_meta()

If you change the function to:

function contacts_get_array($cmb){

   // Get the meta info from the User profile
   $contacts =  get_user_meta( $cmb->object_id, 'dbem_user_contacts', true ) ;

    $school_contact = array();
	foreach ( (array) $contacts as $key => $contact ) {
        //populate array with name of contact
	    $school_contact[] = esc_html( $contact['name'] );
	}
       return $school_contact;
}

this should hopefully work!