Jens De Beule

@jmcelhaney Will this be fixed in next versions so the legacy option can be unchecked again?

Dear

I found a weird parameter when clicking on the ‘Filter’ button. If I manually delete this parameter from the URL, the filter actions perform as it should. Do you have any idea where it comes from?

Working URL string:
/wp-admin/edit.php?post_status=all&post_type=shop_order&action=-1&m=0&wooccm_abbreviation&_customer_user=1146&filter_action=Filter&paged=1&action2=-1

URL string I get when clicking on Filter (not working):
/wp-admin/edit.php?s&post_status=all&post_type=shop_order&action=-1&m=0&wooccm_abbreviation&_customer_user=1146&filter_action=Filter&paged=1&action2=-1

Thanks in advance.

• This reply was modified 6 years, 9 months ago by Jens De Beule.
• This reply was modified 6 years, 9 months ago by Jens De Beule.

Dear

Sorry for the delayed response. I will elaborate.

The filter that is provided on this page /wp-admin/edit.php?post_type=shop_order for filtering the clients is not working properly I think. If I filter on a client who has purchased something it don’t show the order. The rare thing is that for random other clients it somethimes works well.

Please see provided screenshot for the filter in question: https://prntscr.com/je1jk9

Thank you in advance.

I hope your issue will be solved in a matter in of minutes! Have a great day.

Dear trickyjimz

Thank you for reaching out to the support forums! I have taken a look at your problem and website mentioned with your question.

Unfortunately I was not able to determine which error you mean. Can you elaborate on this?

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Dear edenbaylee

Thank you for reaching out to the support forums! I have taken a look at your problem and website mentioned with your question.

You may have to take a list at the Jetpack Troubleshooting page to resolve your problem.

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Dear thatsinsurance

As of it is theme-related navigate to Appearance > Editor > dropdown: yourTheme (replacing yourTheme with your theme name). Secondly search for a code like this: window.alert("test"); or alert("test");.

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Dear thatsinsurance

Thank you for reaching out to the support forums! I have taken a look at your problem and screenshot mentioned with your question. We can fix this, together!

I was able to write a custom snippet code that you must adapt in your child theme functions.php file to remove the additional information button from a single product page:

add_filter( 'woocommerce_product_tabs', 'jensdevbeule_remove_product_tabs', 98 );
 
function jensdevbeule_remove_product_tabs( $tabs ) {
    unset( $tabs['additional_information'] ); 
    return $tabs;
}

Feel free to edit the jensdevbeule_remove_product_tabs part. It it just necessary that you have a non-identical prefix to other WP-filters.

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Dear squasher

Thank you for reaching out to the support forums! I have taken a look at your problem.

There is an automated system flagging posts as SPAM if one or more rules are met, one of its rules are extern links. This posts are therefore manually reviewed within 72 hours, if your post does contain no references of SPAM, it will be reopened shortly.

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Dear elisa85

I have given you the link to our Codex page about file permissions because I can’t verify which file causes the problem. Therefore it is important that you check all the file AND directory permissions of your WP-instance.

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Dear alexunify

I’m thinking of a CSS-element that has the same name than the CSS-element of the admin bar in the dashboard. Please carefully explore your CSS-documents or your theme broke the listing style elements of the dash.

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Dear alexunify

Thank you for reaching out to the support forums! I have taken a look at your problem and screenshot mentioned with your question.

Possible cause
Several plugins gives you the ability to customize your dashboard, is there any plugin active to do so? If so, please deactivate it and analyse the situation again. If you are sure that there is no plugin causing this inconvenience you can provide me with a list of all your plugins and system information, I will sort it out for you.

Upgrading
If your WordPress-core is not upgraded yet, please upgrade your install to the latest release. Be aware to backup your instance first.

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Dear iLorenzo

Thank you for reaching out to the support forums! I have taken a look at your problem and screenshot mentioned with your question.

The PHP-version of your site should be upgraded continuously by your hosting provider. This is a security measure that WordPress (and other plugins) require you to do in order to ensure your safety and the safety of your online presence.

Plugin? No, email!
Unfortunately there is no plugin that gives you the ability to upgrade your PHP-version as of this is a server-side process. I would recommend you to ask your hosting provider to upgrade their servers to the newest PHP-version. If they refuse it, I strongly recommend that you search for a new hosting provider.

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