jordanwebdev

Email sent…I think you mixed up “slickremix” with “support”, because the first e-mail didn’t send, haha, so I forwarded it to support @ slickremix.com instead

Hi again, I’m just wondering if there’s anything else I can try, as the suggested fixes have unfortunately not worked?

They did give me their login credentials. I logged in with their credentials. Unfortunately, still no luck after clearing the cache that way. It doesn’t work no matter what I enter in the pinterest_name parameter. It always stubbornly sticks to the original feed.

I tried that. Unfortunately, no luck!

I know, it’s frustrating. Those [:en] and [:fr] tags should be removed when the plugin is removed. I’ve used the better search and replace plugin to search the entire database for those tags and replace them with just blank strings. You may wish to backup your database with UpdraftPlus first before doing this.

I’d also point out that there used to be a handy tick box where you could hide a menu item on certain languages. That appears to be missing now, which is a shame because I need to hide the accessibility policy on the French side of my website…

Is it possible to make image fields behave the same as text fields? It would be more convenient to just have the single field, and then be able to upload different images depending on what language tab is currently active in the editor.

Is the text for the tabs hardcoded in the php template file, or is it dynamic from a field in ACF? If it’s hardcoded, you can use get_locale() to determine if it’s French, and then change the text of the tabs accordingly.

If it’s an ACF field, what happens when you switch from English to French tabs in the admin? It should let you change the text there.

If you don’t mind, I’d like to ask a related question:

What if it’s a more complex condition, such as adding a custom page element depending on the language? Are there any conditional elements we can check for languages, rather than just the _e() method? Preferably something that can be used in an IF ELSE statement.

It was just a one time thing.

Forgive my ignorance, but how would I go about getting a stack trace?

Apologies, I believe I got the wrong plugin. The plugin folder is called “stream-insta”, which I believe is a different one.

thanks @jaworowicz, this helped me too. Just curious, how did you find out the name of the function? Is there documentation somewhere?

Thanks for the link. I see “Customer Purchase History”. That sounds about what I want, where a customer can review order history and download products, and the seller retains customer + order information.

Is there any documentation or tutorials about that, so I can learn more about how it works in eStore? I wasn’t able to find any.

mra13 I see, but I like how easy it appears to be to use WordPress Simple PayPal Shopping Cart. We are a design company, and I have found plugins like WooCommerce to be too cumbersome to integrate with the custom designs that the designers create for me to develop. Adding a shortcode for the add to cart button seemed like the ideal solution, as it does not involve modifying prebuilt template files.

Does eStore follow a similar approach?

Also, we need an account page, or at least some sort of way to inquire into order status. I don’t think Simple PayPal Shopping Cart offers this. Does eStore?

• This reply was modified 6 years, 11 months ago by jordanwebdev.

Thank you! That was it.