Machine IT Services

That is definitely the issue. WPS Hide Login is a plugin that completely disables the wp-login.php page, which is what this plugin intercepts. You will have to first disable that plugin to use this one, which shouldn’t be an issue, because this plugin essentially does the same thing, except automatically chooses your WooCommerce My Account page as your new login page, whereas WPS Hide Login asks you to specify. I hope this makes sense, and consider leaving a positive review! Thank you.

• This reply was modified 6 years, 3 months ago by Machine IT Services.

Each quantity being “per product count… [when] user increases the product quantity” as specified in your plugin settings under Fields Cloning. So if you clone the fields, the pricing rules should be separate for each product count, as mentioned in my previous posts.

Thank you for your amazing review! I hope it will help others see the value in this plugin. We’re glad we could help!

No, thank you! We’re glad you like the plugin. Let us know if you have any other plugin requests!

I finally had some time to look into this for you, and found the issue to be that another plugin you had installed was plugging the wp_redirect function after mine, losing the redirect entirely. I am implementing a fix for this in a new release of my plugin, but have already fixed the issue on your site. Thank you for informing me of this scenario. It is much appreciated. Let me know if you have any other issues. ??

One of my developer friends told me to simply explain it as each quantity being a separate product. So the custom pricing rules affect only its product within the quantity, and not the prices of every product to be added. I hope this makes a little more sense.

• This reply was modified 6 years, 3 months ago by Machine IT Services.

The language shouldn’t have anything to do with it, as the plugin actually gets the endpoint location from WooCommerce. Would you be able to email me with credentials so that I may review the settings on your site and ensure that it is set up correctly. I have this plugin installed on numerous sites that I manage and some use other forms of my account as well, and redirect correctly.

My email is [email protected]

• This reply was modified 6 years, 3 months ago by Machine IT Services.

The plugin is currently written to redirect to the specified “redirect-to parameter in the URL” only when on the My Account page specified in the WooCommerce settings. Is this endpoint correct in your settings?

I guess a better way to explain it is this: When you change the quantity on the product page, the extra fields duplicate for the additional quantity (i.e. If I change the quantity to 3, then 2 additional extra fields show up, so I have a total of 3 extra fields, one for each quantity). It would be my assumption that the extra pricing rules should apply only to their specific product (i.e. The first set of extra fields would affect the first product, the second set for the second product, and so on). How it is currently set up is that all extra fields (for each quantity) are added altogether, then added to the product cost, then multiplied by the quantity ((extra prices+product cost)*quantity). I will include an example below.

Product: Hat $20 – quantity 3
– Quantity 1 Color: Red – Add $2
– Quantity 1 Logo: Custom – Add $5
– Quantity 2 Color: Black – Add $1
– Quantity 2 Logo: Custom – Add $5
– Quantity 3 Color: Red – Add $2
– Quantity 3 Logo: None – Add $0 or no pricing rule

How the plugin is currently set up to calculate this price is by adding the extra fields pricing rules altogether (2+5+1+5+2+0), adding it to the product cost (20), then multiplying it by the quantity (3), so the complete equation becomes (((2+5+1+5+2+0)+20))*3) = 105. Whereas, how I believe it should function, is by adding the extra fields pricing rules altogether (2+5+1+5+2+0), then adding it to the product cost multiplied by the quantity, so the complete equation becomes ((2+5+1+5+2+0)+(20*3)) = 75. This seems to be the approach I’d assume you’re going for, because each set of extra fields for each quantity do not affect the other quantities. I hope this makes a bit more sense now. I would love a shortcode or option to change this so that I may offer upgrades for each quantity individually. Thank you.

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I have thoroughly tested these updates and it appears that the issue is actually with the Advanced Ads Pro plugin! I was using the previous versions of both plugins, and everything was working correctly, so I decided I’d update the Pro plugin first, and now I get the infinitely loading ads in my footer, while still using the previous version of the Advanced Ads plugin. I hope this helps.

Update: I have now updated the Advanced Ads plugin, and reverted the Pro plugin back to its previous version, and everything still works as expected. I have made the Pro plugin folder immutable to prevent my site from attempting to automatically update it.

• This reply was modified 6 years, 8 months ago by Machine IT Services.

I have downgraded the plugins (base and pro) to their previous versions and the issue no longer exists.

• This reply was modified 6 years, 8 months ago by Machine IT Services.

No, that’s not how I have it set up. And everything was working fine before the update earlier. I noticed the ads loading similarly before but it was only after a prolonged period of time when the tab was open in another tab than what was active, which I didn’t really consider as an issue and seemed to be related to the cache buster. Now when a page loads, the page does not finish loading whatsoever and the ads on the bottom stack up within milliseconds. I also pay for the Pro version. I can offer temporary admin access and enable the ads on my site so you can see the issue I’m referring to. Let me know what I need to do.

Alright. Thank you. Is there any ETA on the release of those updates? No rush. Just curious. Thanks again.

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