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Thanks a lot for the reply! I added the following code to functions.php:

function event_form_redirection(){ ?>
    <script type="text/javascript">
    jQuery(document).ready( function($){
        jQuery(document).bind('em_booking_success', function() {
            window.location.href = "https://www.mywebsite.com/thank-you/";
        });
    });
    </script>
<?php };
add_action('wp_head', 'event_form_redirection');

and it redirects fine. What I can’t figure out is how to only show this code snippet on EM event pages. When searching, I found a lot of shortcodes, but no template conditionals? Would you have any tips for the code above, to make it only show on event pages?

Apologies for the late reply! Yes, the site is running WP Super Cache (and Autoptimize), if I update your plugin, disable WP Super Cache, then the ticker and mobile menu seem to function on the main page, but I’m getting an easing error and non-functioning mobile menu on other pages. So something still seems to be causing an error. For now I’ve disabled the ticker plugin again.

Sure, that would be very kind. It’s for a client site, so I can’t publish the URL, but I’ve emailed it to you on your website – hope that’s OK. Thanks!

Many thanks for the quick reply. Unfortunately I can’t reactivate the plugin as it breaks the mobile menu and the site is live.

In Enfold, it seems like the LayerSlider is using easing, but I can’t quite tell what might cause a conflict there. Perhaps it’s something else.

Apologies about not being able to provide more details, I will have to look further.

Hi Isu, many thanks for your reply and sorry for the delay in replying, holiday times. Have tried your code and it seems to work fine, now re-directed out-of-stock items to the homepage.

Many thanks for your input, much appreciated!!

Hello @mcsupport,

Thanks a lot for your quick feedback. I had searched for someone else reporting the issue, but had missed that request on GitHub.

Would be great if you could add the feature to an upcoming version. As the plugin is now, we get a lot of useful data, but if we can’t filter out cancelled orders, there doesn’t seem to be an easy way of targeting customers who have actually purchased something.

Thanks!

Super, habe es gerade probiert, funktioniert jetzt.

Danke für die schnelle Hilfe!

Sure, have done that now. All the best.

Matt, that’s excellent, I really appreciate your help with this! Worked a treat. Many thanks and have a great week.

Thank you Matt for your quick and very useful help, much appreciated!

Just tried this out and it works great on the category overview page in the admin. It’s still showing the same dropdown as before if I go in and edit an individual category. Would you happen to know if there is an additional (or modified) snippet one could run for that too?

Thanks again!

@tendigit, sorry about the late reply on this, I have been on parental leave and I missed many notifications.

Perhaps you have already solved this, but as far as I can remember, there was nothing else to it. The important part would be to make sure to update the code with the correct custom field value.

Hi Mina, would you have any pointers where to start with something like this?

I would almost have imagined, that there would be a hook or filter to add something to an email page in WooCommerce email settings. If it can be added there, then one should be able to use something like the code you linked to.

Hi Mina, thanks for the input. Unfortunately this requires adding the text to functions.php, what I want is something different. I would like to add a custom field to the processing order tab under WooCommerce email settings.

Hi Maciej, many thanks for your suggestion!

The problem is that we’re using this on multiple lines of text and then the ellipsis solution doesn’t really work. I’ve seen all kinds of other ideas, with JS, creative CSS etc, but it doesn’t work as cleanly as if I could just target the titles in those blocks.

You probably figured this out by now, but I was just looking for the same thing. If you look under Yoast SEO > Titles and Metas, then at the very bottom under “Custom Post Type Archives”, you’ll see the “Products section” and there should be a field called “Breadcrumbs title”.