Max Rice

Hmm yeah it’s definitely because you’re running it in WP Multisite. WooCommerce isn’t officially supported when running in MS, but we’ll take a look at how we can make the customizer work in it ??

Keep track of progress here https://github.com/skyverge/woocommerce-customizer/issues/3

thanks!

Hey Molinnov, this is most likely because your theme does not support WooCommerce properly. You’ll need to contact their support ??

Yep, pretty sure that WordPress + WooCommerce will be able to handle what you want to do there ??

@freshwater – try the official WooCommerce extension for UPS, I believe it supports pack tables and negotiated rates now: https://www.woothemes.com/products/ups-shipping-method/

You’ll probably want to use the actual add to cart button text filter in code and set your translations there based on current WPML info ??

Added to the github issue tracker (https://github.com/maxrice/woocommerce-customizer/issues/1) to make sure this gets in when WC 2.1 is released. thanks for letting me know ??

Hey James,

Yes, when viewing products on the the shop loop (not on a single product page), there are specific filters that control the Add to Cart button text depending on what type of product it is — see this template for the full list: https://github.com/woothemes/woocommerce/blob/master/templates/loop/add-to-cart.php

For the single product page, there is a single filter (see each product type template here : https://github.com/woothemes/woocommerce/tree/master/templates/single-product/add-to-cart) that controls the Add to Cart button text. There is a global $product object that you can use inside that filter to check what type of product it is and adjust the the text accordingly. Hope this helps!

Try the latest 1.0.1 version, which adds two new filters for customizing the tab titles for the “Product Information” and “Additional Information” tabs ??

For more tab customization, try WooCommerce Custom Product Tab Lite

Hmm definitely sounds like a bug, let me review those sections again and figure out what’s going on.

@maharg, the customizations are saved in the database as a single option and applied as needed. Which tab were you trying to modify and which version of WooCommerce are you running? Are you using any other WooCommerce plugins?

can’t troubleshoot this without more info, open up a new topic if needed ??

Hey James,

Thanks for trying the plugin. It’s really designed to make simple customizations, so it might be difficult to adapt it to your specific needs. What you’re asking can be accomplished through using a conditional filter that checks what type of product it is before modifying the add to cart button text.

As for the product add-on, it’s probably worth submitting a ticket at https://support.woothemes.com to request a feature addition for the ability to change the add to cart button just for products that have “add-ons” enabled.

Hope this helps!

Sounds like that theme isn’t compatibile with WooCommerce 2.0 yet, try deactivating WooCommerce, then change your theme to 2012, an re-activate WooCommerce. If you don’t see any errors, then it’s the theme that’s causing the issues and you’ll need to ask the author to update it.

A nice basic gateway example to follow is here: https://github.com/woothemes/woocommerce/blob/master/classes/gateways/cheque/class-wc-gateway-cheque.php

Do you want to change this within the Admin section or on the Thank You page?