Bob Cristello

I believe the most bullet proof way to accomplish this is to simply use the built in export and import tools that can be downloaded for WordPress in the Tools section of the admin area. The export will build an XML file that you can then use to import all of your posts, pages and media into new posts and pages on the new site.

There are many reasons why people want to do this and there are many approaches you can use. I find this method is the most straight forward for someone who is a novice at this.

Bob

Thank you James.

More likely it took your web host a little while to actually process the request to change the database password. Hosts like GoDaddy can take up to 15-20 minutes to actually change the database password in their system while you can change the wp-config immediately and just upload it.

Glad you were able to get this worked out.

Bob

That is a pretty common scenario. Here is some code that might help you get started.

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/5861090/populating-one-select-box-based-on-the-selection-in-another-select-box-jquery

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/5686735/populate-one-dropdown-based-on-selection-in-another

Here is a basic example in Fiddle:

https://jsfiddle.net/e6hzj8gx/4/

Good luck with your project.

Bob

Thank you for a great product and great support. Issue considered resolved.

When I remove the swe.reloadHandler(); from the yith, everything works correctly except for the loading of the image next to the h3

When I first navigate to the page here is the Code that appears triggering the image:

<h3 class=”hm-swe-expanded” style=”cursor: default;”>Designer</h3>

When I select an item within the accordion or use the reset button, the class never gets assigned:

<h3 style=”cursor: default;”>Designer</h3>

But if I click on the accordion itself, the styling re-appears

<h3 class=”hm-swe-expanded” style=”cursor: default;”>Designer</h3>

Any thoughts on this?

AJ

Let me clarify my situation a bit further.

1. navigate to page
2. Select an item.
3. Everything works fine
4. Use the Yith WooCommerce Ajax Reset Navigation widget to clear all selections
5. Partial page update by YITH.
6. Then SWE doesn’t work properly. With just one click, it would open and close.

Thank you in advance,

AJ

YITH WooCommerce Ajax Navigation Version 1.4.1

Standard Widget Extensions Version 1.7.3

Woothemes Shelflife Theme with a child instance created

Modified yith-wcan-frontend.min.js

window.history.pushState({pageTitle:b.pageTitle},””,q);a(document).trigger(“ready”);a(document).trigger(“yith-wcan-ajax-filtered”); swe.reloadHandler();}})});

No effect but we have wp-rocket caching installed with the minify javascript turned off so I also modified yith-wcan-frontend.js

//trigger ready event

$(document).trigger(“ready”);

$(document).trigger(“yith-wcan-ajax-filtered”);

swe.reloadHandler();

Still no effect on this.

Behavior can be seen live at https://bridepower.com/product-category/gowns/

Thank you in advance for any help you might be able to give us.

Regards,

AJ

Blogger 323 solution is not working for me. I have the same problem where after I select an item, using the SWE with the YITH, and reset my page, the accordion widget will not stay open when I click on it…I click and after a small delay it closes itself.

Any thoughts would be appreciated.

AJ

It should be noted that we are running WordPress 4.1.1 and just upgraded to Woocommerce 2.3.5 this morning. We are using the paid version of Smart Manager Version 3.9.2

If you are getting a specific attribute you can try:

global $product;
$yourvar = $_product->get_attribute(‘pa_yourattribute’ );

If you have stored the attribute as a custom meta you can try this:

$yourvar = get_post_meta( $product_id, ‘attribute_pa_yourattribue’, true );

If you want to retrieve all of the attributes associated with a specific post id, you can use this sql statement. I usually use this in phpmyadmin to see all of the attributes for a product before I use the first option I gave you above.

//get all taxonomies associated with a product ID
SELECT WTRC.object_id, WTRC.term_taxonomy_id, WTTC.term_id, WTTC.taxonomy, WTC.name
FROM wp_term_relationships WTRC
LEFT JOIN wp_term_taxonomy WTTC ON WTTC.term_taxonomy_id = WTRC.term_taxonomy_id
LEFT JOIN wp_terms WTC ON WTC.term_id = WTTC.term_id
WHERE WTRC.object_id = 12345

Good luck with your project.

AJ

Make sure that you have the Manage Stock turned on in the inventory tab.

If you are selling variations, make sure that Manage Stock is turned on at both the parent and variation level, that the Stock QTY of the parent is 0 and the Stock QTY of each variation is set correctly.

Geetar,

We ran into this problem on a recent installation as well. Make sure that you have the Manage Stock turned on in the inventory tab.

If you are selling variations, make sure that Manage Stock is turned on at both the parent and variation level, that the Stock QTY of the parent is 0 and the Stock QTY of each variation is set correctly.

Regards,

AJ

This is how you have your form configured, the action pointing to:

https://www.singlesourcecom.com/wp-content/themes/singlesourcecom/contact_sub.php

<form method=”post” action=”https://www.singlesourcecom.com/wp-content/themes/singlesourcecom/contact_sub.php&#8221; name=”con_ff” onsubmit=”return con_check()”>

That page does not exist on your server. You should check where you want the page action to be sent to and make sure the page actually exists on your server.

The function con_check() does not exist on your original page either.

Maybe you should consider working with a WordPress friendly hosting company. I have never had any complaints about native WordPress Core queries, ever.