jeffpurcell

This was the issue. Thank you. May I suggest adding a bit of verbiage to your installation tab. Something that states you must enable the module inside of Beaver Builder’s settings page. What is currently there is a bit misleading.

Thanks again.

@kornwill I’ve found a way to still use Universal Analytics instead of GA4. When creating a new property, select the “Advanced Options” link and turn on “Create a Universal Analytics property” option. Here’s a screenshot:

https://prnt.sc/13rfcea

The event tracking code we use requires the use of analytics.js. This snippet from Google is a bit hidden. Here’s a link to it on Google’s Developer site:
https://developers.google.com/analytics/devguides/collection/analyticsjs/

Be sure to swap out your UA Tracking ID.

I just tried it on a test installation with WP version 5.6 and Woo version 4.92 on a simple product with only the product image attached. After deleting the product and emptying the trash, the attached product image was deleted along with all the other sizes generated by WordPress.

Obviously, there’s a ton of other situations I did not test though so maybe duplicate one of your products and test it for yourself? Make a backup first ??

I’ll tag on here too. I need this to work with v4. I’m willing to pay you for your time to make this work.

Was there a fix for your issue? Same issue for us. No forms are tracking all of a sudden. Were you able to get your issue fixed?

This was exactly what I needed. Thank you!

For those wondering:
Source URL is set to /inventory/(.*)/(.*)/
Match Type is set to URL and WordPress page type
Target URL is set to https://domain.com/category/$1/

Thank you. I’ll take a look.

Thank you @rosehosting. That did the trick. For those on a WHM/cPanel VPS setup using MultiPHP, you may have to add it to each PHP version’s php.ini file located here:

/opt/cpanel/ea-phpXX/root/etc/

Hopefully this helps someone ??

This was exactly it. Setting exclude_from_search to false caused my cpt to show up. Thank you!

Maybe I’m not understanding your question correctly, but it was my understanding that the cached version of a page or post is rebuilt each time you update that page or post.

I’ve found (possibly) a simpler method. The get_post_link filter seems to do the trick:

add_filter( 'get_edit_post_link', 'my_edit_post_link' );

function my_edit_post_link() {
	 return WP_HOME . "/wp-admin/post.php?post=".$post->ID."&action=edit";
}

You should be able to drop my css code above into your theme’s stylesheet as is.

You could set your global link colors and then reference the menu separately.

Something like:
div#secondary li a{color: #fff;}

Did you try turning on WP_DEBUG? Did you make the theme that isn’t exporting?

It worked for me without issue. What happens if you refund an order? Is a note created then?