kittenpickles

Hi Rimpa – just want to say thank you for your help, this worked and solved the problem – I see this is a setting that is perhaps activated by your plugin but is not deactivated once the plugin is removed – I will remember this for the future. Thanks again.

Hello Rimpa – Please could you respond to the issue I am having, which I posted about days ago. Thank you.

Hi there,

Please could somebody assist me with this issue, as it still has not been solved.

I have noted that the code is still appearing on wp-content>plugins>woocommerce>templates>checkout>payment.php

<?php if ( wc_get_page_id( 'terms' ) > 0 && apply_filters( 'woocommerce_checkout_show_terms', true ) ) : ?>
			<p class="form-row terms">
				<label for="terms" class="checkbox"><?php printf( __( 'I&rsquo;ve read and accept the <a href="%s" target="_blank">terms & conditions</a>', 'woocommerce' ), esc_url( wc_get_page_permalink( 'terms' ) ) ); ?></label>
				<input type="checkbox" class="input-checkbox" name="terms" <?php checked( apply_filters( 'woocommerce_terms_is_checked_default', isset( $_POST['terms'] ) ), true ); ?> id="terms" />
			</p>
		<?php endif; ?>

I can obviously remove this code, however, on submitting the order form it is still requiring me to accept the terms and conditions, so I am guessing there is still some code on the submit order button that is requiring this.

Can you please tell me how to remove this code from the page, as it is not needed and I do not want it, and can not understand why if I deactivated the plugin and deleted the plugin, it is still there.

Thank you.

Hi there Paul,

Thank you so much – that worked a treat! All is functioning well, thank you ??

I am so sorry to hear about your lost kitty – early last year one of my three cats decided to go off wandering, he was gone for almost a week and I was a wreck! I was so very worried about him, I could barely sleep, so I do understand how you’re feeling ??

It was actually the cat in my avatar – Steve. He’s not too bright but he’s my special little guy, I love him, dearly, as I do the others also.

I actually wrote a blog with advice on finding a lost cat if you’d like to have a read? It’s Manchester, UK-centric I’m afraid, but there might just be a little bit of info that will help bring puss home.
https://kittynation.wordpress.com/2011/03/30/lost-your-cat-heres-my-advice/

Thank you again for your help, and I truly hope your kitty comes home soon.
Kitty ??

Hi Paul!

Thank you so much for replying! Here’s some further info that might help;
I worked out that If I add links manually to the menu (menus> under appearance) using the “custom links” box the links work fine, it’s just using the “categories” box to add links where the links don’t work.

As for plugins, we have (not mentioning anything completely unrelated to the problem):
CMS Tree Page View
HTML Javascript Adder
Redirection
SEO Friendly Images
SEO Slugs
Use Google Libraries
Visibility
W3 Total Cache
WordPress SEO

And for Permalinks, it’s set to “Post Name” – I did some reading that said set it to “Default” but that didn’t seem to work. The 404 we’re getting is quite odd, as it’s not a browser 404 but a wordpress one within the actual site, if you get me? The 404 is displayed where the post should show – when I changed the Permalinks setting (can’t remember which choice) it at one point started showing proper browser 404 errors (white page with black text).

Anyway, to temporarily fix the problem I have manually added all the links to the menus page via the “custom links” box, and they work fine, but it would be good to know why links made using the “categories” box don’t add the word “category” like it’s supposed to.

Worst comes to worst, we’ll just stop using the “categories” box for making new links on our menu and just do it through custom links.

Thank you again for your help!
Kitty ??