JayWhy

Thanks, that would work for handling different weekly events, however with so many 1-hour time slots it would be less than ideal.

Cheers

Thank you for the quick reply.

I had noticed the exceptions field when setting up my events, however manually entering all weekend dates indefinitely is not really manageable.

We need the ability to set a repeating fixed schedule with different hours on some days. For example, one or more activities scheduled:
Mon – Fri 10am – 5pm
Sat – Sun 12pm – 6pm

It looks like your plugin is not suited for this type of recurring event schedule, thanks for your time.

I haven’t read the other thread mentioned by @wpscripts, however encountered the same issue. You’ll probably find when this happens, if you refresh the shop/store page the cart session reappears. What’s happening is your browser defaults to showing the cached version of the page.

The answer here shows how to set no-cache headers. Change the conditional tag to is_page and include your page id. This worked for me.

Edit: @wpscripts it would be great if this solution is worked into the plugin so it works out of the box for mobile… and other users that hit the back button.

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The latest update has fixed this issue, thank you @wpscripts

Hi @webmuehle

My community club needs the ability to limit booking times per user role, eg. the juniors play at designated times.

Is this something you might consider adding?

@davik4life

Dashboard > Divi > Theme Options > Integration

On the Integration tab put the following script in the “< head > of your blog”:

<script type="text/javascript">
jQuery(document).ready(function(){
		setTimeout(function(){
jQuery("div#wfsServiceModal").addClass('et_smooth_scroll_disabled');
},200); 
});
</script>

Tested with the latest: WP 5.6, Divi 4.7.7 and Food Store 1.3.3.

You might also want to read this thread about the search form.

Thanks for the quick fix @zorem, much appreciated.

Hi,

I’m having the same issue as @mattl101 in the Pickup Location fields.

It seems the save function escapes apostrophes but doesn’t recognize the escaped character and continues escaping with every save. One apostrophe [‘s] is preceded by many backslashes after a few saves [\\\\\\\’s].

Example seen here.

Thanks

Edit: Tested with the latest everything, default WP theme and only one other plugin – WooCommerce.

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@wpscripts I’m experiencing the same issue and look forward to the fix, thanks.

@robbert89 you can try installing jQuery Migrate Helper as a workaround. This worked for me, though it may cause other issues so YMMV.

Thanks. I tested 2 plugins — Food Store and WooCommerce — with several other themes including a couple default WP themes, the issue was only present in Divi.

Oddly, the delivery button worked fine in Divi’s frontend editor yet broken on the live page.

The theme authors have gotten back to me, they confirmed it’s a jQuery conflict involving smooth scroll. Disabling it on the service modal fixed the button.

Here is the shortcode on a page created with the classic editor:
new url

Sadly the issue persists.

Thanks for the quick reply, here is the url.

Excluding complete URLs is working for me. Try adding the trailing slash:
https://www.WEBSIte.com/PAGE/

I see. Sadly, we need this feature and look forward to the next release. Thanks!

Edit:
I’m aware of plugins that will do the job of registering uploads (Media from FTP, Media Sync). Absence of this feature in an otherwise solid plugin took me by surprise.

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