Pablo Pacheco

Hi,

You could try the [alg_wc_mppu_current_product_limit] shortcode. Example:

[alg_wc_mppu_current_product_limit msg_template="You can only buy maximum %limit% of %product_title% (you\'ve already bought %bought%). The remaining amount is %remaining%."]

Parameters allowed:

• user_id – The user id. By default, tries to get the current user id.
• product_id – The Product id. By default, tries to get the current product id.
• msg_template – The message template. Here you can use the placeholders.
• condition – The condition to display the message. Please check Frontend > Product limit message > Condition.
• output_template – The message wrapper. Default value: <span class="alg-wc-mppu-current-product-limit">{msg_template}</span>.

Regarding the product limit data, this plugin is kind of complex. If you’re using the option Limits > Per product, this value will be saved as _wpjup_wc_maximum_products_per_user_qty on the postmeta table. If you use the Formula section to handle the product limits, it will be saved on the options table as alg_wc_mppu_formula.

Other than that, we’re saving the purchase info from orders on the postmeta and termmeta tables as _alg_wc_mppu_orders_data and _alg_wc_mppu_totals_data.

• This reply was modified 2 months, 2 weeks ago by Pablo Pacheco.

I’m going to close the ticket as the problem has been solved. Let me know if you still need help ??

Hi @sami770 ,

Can you please switch your theme to Storefront for example and check if the problem persists? I believe it might have something to do with your current theme because I couldn’t reproduce the issue here.

Or, are you just saying that after hitting the “Post comment” button, the page reloads? Because it’s supposed to work like that.

Hi @maijx ,

Because I believe it would be important to store the original name of the file, since the plugin changes the filename. On top of that, the Pro version uses it to rename even the old files, and not only on the upload.

Let me know if it helps.

Thanks guys for updating and confirming that it’s working now. If you run into any other issues let me know

@mpocock ,

I’m really sorry if my previous message came across the wrong way. My intention was only to suggest possible reasons why the email might not be found. It has happened to me already once or twice.

When I try to access your site via wp-login.php, I see a WordPress message: ‘There has been a critical error on this website. Please check your site admin email inbox for instructions.’

It appears that emails are being sent, but you might not be checking the correct email address.

Regarding UpCloud, if FTP access isn’t available, they might provide an alternative method for accessing your files, such as through cPanel or a similar file management tool.

Thanks @chesio ,

From what I could check, @mpocock ‘s hosting provider does seem to be UpCloud. Please @mpocock , try to reach them and ask for FTP access. Or maybe, ask them to simply delete the folder wp-content\plugins\order-minimum-amount-for-woocommerce for you. After that, the site will be accessible again.

Regarding the WordPress email, please check your spam folder. WordPress usually sends emails when errors like these occur.

Oi @mixbee ,

Desculpe pelo problema Alex. Alguns arquivos ficaram faltando na última atualiza??o. Mas agora já está tudo certinho na vers?o 4.5.1 que já está no ar.

Por favor, atualiza o plugin e me diz se funcionou.

Hi @radchuk2012 and @yach ,

Sorry for the inconvenience. I’m not exactly sure why, but some files were missing in the last update. I’m really sorry about that, but I just released a new version (4.5.1) with the fix.

Please update the plugin so it works properly, and let me know if you notice anything.

Thanks a lot @ryan2685 for updating and confirming that it’s working now. I really appreciate your understanding and for taking the time to update the review. If you run into any other issues let me know ??

@mpocock

Just a note, maybe, if you use a plugin or another method to mask your wp-admin login URL, you’ll need to use a variation of the link. Be sure to replace?wp-login.php?with your custom login URL suffix. Example: example.com/custom-login/?action=enter_recovery_mode.

Other than that, did you receive the WordPress email with the title “Your Site is Experiencing a Technical Issue” or something similar? Please take a look if you can find a link just after this text:

If your site appears broken and you can’t access your dashboard normally, WordPress now has a special “recovery mode”. This lets you safely login to your dashboard and investigate further.

If you can find it, that would be the recovery mode link.

• This reply was modified 3 months, 2 weeks ago by Pablo Pacheco.

@roombox Please try to access the recovery mode by manually accessing the URL.

Example: Simply try to access this URL replacing example.com with your domain:

example.com/wp-login.php?action=enter_recovery_mode

Let me know if what worked for you.

• This reply was modified 3 months, 2 weeks ago by Pablo Pacheco.

Hi?@autismic

I apologize for the inconvenience. I don’t know exactly why yet but some files were missing on the last update. I’m really sorry about it, but I just released a new version (4.5.1) with the fix.

I hope you can still update the plugin so it works properly, and let me know if you notice anything.

• This reply was modified 3 months, 2 weeks ago by Pablo Pacheco.

Hi @ryan2685, and @jmzolezzi,

I apologize for the inconvenience. I don’t know exactly why yet but some files were missing on the last update. I’m really sorry about it, but I just released a new version (4.5.1) with the fix.

Please, update the plugin so it can work properly, and let me know if you notice anything.