mairabay

I just want to chime in and say that one of the reasons I decided to go with WooCommerce instead of Square was that Square did not allow me to have a USD-based store while I am a Canadian-located business. This is a requirement for my store since I am a marketplace and all my buyers and sellers do business in USD. If you look up the Square forums, there are plenty of businesses here in Canada in the same situation (and I bet in other countries too – as can be seen in the comments here).

When I saw the notice from this plugin I completely freaked out and thought that WooCommerce was going in the same direction as Square. This would mean I would have to either migrate to yet another platform, or take the time (which I currently don’t have) to test some currency plugin and see if it works with WC, WCMp and all my other plugins.

Please be nice and continue letting us have a store based in a different country than the store currency. This is 2019 and I find it appalling that these supposed “world wide web” platforms expect companies to run a business in the same currency as their location – like it’s 1987!

Finally, I am relieved to know the notice was just for the shipping label (which doesn’t impact me since my sellers use their own external shipping process). I had actually reverted to the backup I had made before installing the update because of how much this would impact my business. Now I know I can make the update without worries! Phew! Thanks for clarifying!

ok, I just realised I was not really logged out. My bad. You can delete this topic.

Yes, I confirm this is working now. For my existing accordion, I had to migrate to the “advanced accordion” and “accordion item” to make it work.
Thanks for implementing the fix!

Hi, thank you so much for the quick investigation.
I am looking forward to the next version!

ok, looks good. Are you going to release this in a new version?

Hey,
I finally had the chance to test this.
It removed the bold, but the letters are still being cut-off.
Anything else I could try?

Hey there,
Sorry but that’s not possible. I removed the bold since I can’t have the ugly HTML tags on a live website. Can you just try on your own development environment?
PS: wow, you marked the topic as resolved without even waiting for me to answer ??

They removed the caching and the problem still happened.
I don’t have time to investigate this so I changed my signup to be all in one page. It doesn’t look pretty but at least it works now.

I think the issue was somewhere else, because I tried again (before changing it to a one-page form) and it wasn’t working even in Firefox (either in private or normal browsing).

I might try to move again to the multi-page form at some point in the future. I will let you know in that case.

Hey Topher
Thanks for the reply.
I haven’t actually added the vendors that have a BigCommerce store into my marketplace yet (I just started building this marketplace a couple of months ago). Right now I am working on the vendors that only have a PDF catalog.
When I get to the Big Commerce vendors, I will see if I have the time to pull their products via an API like you are saying or if I will just copy-paste them (since it is a one-time operation).
The biggest issue is not the importing of the products but the ongoing syncing of inventory, orders, etc.
Does that clarify more?

Hey, thanks for the quick reply!

I am not using any cache plugins, unless Jetpack is doing something. I am still trying to figure that out.

Is there anywhere I can look on my wp-admin to figure out if caching is being done anywhere? I’ve done some googleing but haven’t been able to find any answers. Most posts are about adding aching, not removing, lol.

If it helps, I am hosting the site with NameCheap’s EasyWP. Do you know if they do any caching? I will ask them too.

I appreciate all your help, since I am pretty new to all this modern front-end architecture – it seems like there are so many moving parts!!!

Hi Kyle,

I’m not sure you understood my questions.

I don’t have a BigCommerce store, some of my vendors do. So I don’t really care that they can list their products on Amazon and similar. I want them to be able to list their products on my marketplace. I was wondering if this could be achieved with your plugin, but it seems like it can’t.

For the second question, what I want to know is if your plugin will work considering that I have many products from multiple vendors on my markeplace, some of them have a BigCommerce store and some don’t. I might also have 2 or more vendors in my marketplace, each one with a different BigCommerce store. Will your plugin still work?

I hope my use case is more clear now.

ok, I finally had the chance to try this out since my own “jerry-rigged” 30-line solution stopped working. It’s so nice to see it replaced by just 1 line ??

The information is printed correctly. However, the text is in bold and the lines end up covering each other (I don’t know if this happens because of the bold or because of something else).
You can see an example in this page. The Values and Ordering Info are the 2 field groups that I am pulling from PDB.
As you can see, the descender part of the letters is getting cut off.
Maybe you need to make the table taller? Or is this something to do with my theme (Storefront)?

I actually removed the inline form and changed my whole website to use the pop-up because I had to launch last week and you hadn’t replied yet.
But I can still share with you the URL where I would like to add it. It is this one: https://ethicalfashion.agency/tefa/insiders/insiders-account/.
I originally wanted to add the Inline form where it says “Please Log in to access your account.”
As you can see, there are images and blocks of text before the location where I wanted the form.
Unfortunately I cannot give you login credentials as the website is now live.
Can you try to reproduce this on a test website? Just add images and blocks, then try to add your inline form with the shortcode and see if the issue happens.

Nope, still waiting on the answer.

Thank you so much!

That was such a good idea. And much simpler than the route I was taking.

I’m fairly new to hooks, filters and all that (I’ve been programming for 20 years but only started with WP 2 months ago), so it took me a while to wrap my head around what you said (I even had to write it down on paper, lol).

But doing some research I figured out how to do what I wanted, using your idea and using a closure. Here is the working code in case someone else runs into the same problem:

add_filter('pdb-before_submit_update', 'myplugin_update_email_on_WP', 10, 1);
function myplugin_update_email_on_WP($pdb_form_data){
	
	$participant_id = $pdb_form_data['id'];
	
	if($participant_id){
	
		if(class_exists('Participants_Db')){
			
			$old_participant = Participants_Db::get_participant($participant_id);

			if($old_participant){
				
				$old_email = $old_participant['email'];
				
				add_action('pdb-after_submit_update', function ($participant) use ($old_email){
				
								$wp_user = get_user_by('email', $old_email);
								
								if(!empty($wp_user)){
									$wp_user_id = $wp_user->ID;
									$new_email = $participant['email'];
									wp_update_user(array( 'ID' => $wp_user_id, 'user_email' => $new_email ));
								}
					
						}
					   ,10,1);
				
			}
			
			
		}
		
	}
	return $pdb_form_data;
}

Again, thank you so much for this tip. It worked and I really appreciate your help and appreciate you making this plugin available for free. I will write a very good review for you ??

• This reply was modified 5 years, 3 months ago by mairabay. Reason: added link to closure and fixed typo