inspired888

Just a heads-up that I get the same issue. I am using Divi theme, which has a page builder. Preserved HTML Editor Markup Plus throws lots of “code” tags in around all textual content, eventually making a total mess of it. End result is that text has all sorts of misplaced pre and post spacing around.
So I agree with J-Ro… looks like his plug-in isn’t compatible with page builders. Although I can’t immediately think why not, as they simply use the standard WP editor, except that they make use of multiple instances if there is more than one text element in the builder layout.

• This reply was modified 8 years, 2 months ago by inspired888.
• This reply was modified 8 years, 2 months ago by inspired888.

UPDATE: Looks like I found the cause. It was the A3 Lazy Load plug-in causing the issue. As that plug-in isn’t having the desired effect anyway, I have removed it. Problem solved.

Whoops. Forgot to paste in current JS exclusion list:
seal.js, jquery.js, jquery-migrate.js, jquery-migrate.min.js, jquery.themepunch.tools.min.js, jquery.themepunch.tools.js

Not sure all those are needed any more, because activating Add try-catch wrapping? seemed to fix the errors more (or perhaps all) of those JS files were causing.

Thanks for getting back to me Shawn. See we came to the same conclusion. I just bought a license to that very plug-in. For $49, it’s a much better return on investment. I’ve already spent hours trying to resolve the issue with the free plugin.
Cheers…

Is this issue being worked on? As noted on GitHub, I experience the same issue, with regard to shipping prices doubling. Would love to get this resolved, as it’s made our store unusable.

Having same issue. Have logged an issue ticket on GitHub, here: https://github.com/academe/wc-multiple-packages/issues/24

I see the site was using 1.2.1
I am updating to latest (1.3.3) to see if that fixes it.

Hello Maxime,
I apologise for digging up this old message. But I was wondering if you found a solution for integrating Stripe Connect – Managed Accounts into WooCommerce?
Thank you..
Jonathan

Thanks Claudio. Glad to hear it’s been fixed. Looking forward to the update.

Thank you Samuel for your help on figuring out what the issue was.

Further troubleshooting indicates it only occurs when I have “Geolocate (with page cache support)” activated. If I just have “Geolocate” selected, the issue does not occur.

Sounds like a bug that needs to be reported.

Well, Samuel, “weird” is an understatement. Thank goodness you were the one to see and respond to my post. Turns out, when I deactivate the Geolocation, the issue goes away. Glad it was as easy as that… although I never would have figured that out had you not mentioned it. Bizarre.

So, is this a known issue in the latest release of WC? Has it been reported? Where would I report it?

For now, I’ll just have to turn off Geolocate before trying to use the Theme Customizer. Are there other odd issues you’ve heard this Geolocate feature has starting causing that I should keep an eye out for?

I have tried disabling all other plugins, and with just the WooCommerce plugin active, the issue is occurring. Yes, very strange.

I’ve made no recent changes to WC settings, as I’ve been away for over a month, and just started having this issue after returning and starting work on some theme changes.

I see WooThemes / Automattic provide no support for WC, unless one pays for it. Any suggestions on how else I might go about resolving/troubleshooting this?

Thank you.

Turns out WooCommerce is causing it. Perhaps the only plugin I simply can’t not use. Darn.

Looks like I’ll need to take this up with WooThemes.

Hello Nazrul,
I would happily pay even up to $10 USD for your plugin, if it included a decent handling of creating a customer on Stripe, and then allowing the customer to have their card(s) stored and recalled on future orders.

If at all possible, please update this post or email me on email (AT) best-mac-tips (DOT)com when you have this feature implemented, and ready for purchase.

Cheers,
Jonathan

Thanks for this information Nazrul.

From my perspective, the biggest advantage to the customer being created in Stipe system, is that Stripe then stores their card details for future use in your shopping cart (assuming the stripe plugin supports that). This is a big plus, I think, for stores who have regular repeat customers. They don’t have to enter in their card details every time they purchase.

Is this a feature you are likely to add any time soon?

Regards,

Jonathan