maxxskywalker

Thanks for the prompt reply. That’s all I needed to know for now. Appreciate it.

Could you CC those emails to [email protected], please? I forgot to request that in my inquiry through the WooCommerce site.

I don’t have access to the inbox that is tied to our agency WooCommerce account, so I won’t be able to see your emails otherwise.

Thanks in advance!

Okay, I’m pretty sure we have (or at least had) a premium license. I’ll post an inquiry there.

Edit: I couldn’t recall if this was a plugin we got through the WooCommerce Marketplace or not, and it appears that we did.

• This reply was modified 2 years, 7 months ago by maxxskywalker.

Thank you so much for taking the time to fix this for me. I really appreciate it.

• This reply was modified 5 years, 1 month ago by maxxskywalker.

I changed the limit to various values (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, and 8) and it was working consistently, without losing the closing unordered list and div tags.

Thanks again.

Thanks for putting up with me as long as you have, Amit. This seems to have fixed the problem.

https://drive.google.com/open?id=1MU9AI-7tP4jmsi-XIcTk-HTi4maAJVXI

It only fails to output the closing unordered list and div tags if I hit, or exceed, the limit imposed in the widget’s settings. If I increase the limit to five and have only visited four products, the closing tags will generate, but if I reduce it to three, the closing tags disappear.

I went back to https://equipment.almost.online, and disabled all the plugins, besides yours and WooCommerce, installed the Twenty Nineteen theme, and put your shortcode into a page. With the limit set to 4 in the widget, I visited the page and noticed that the closing unordered list and div tags were gone. I put the shortcode on this page: https://equipment.almost.online/test

So we have one test case where the plugin’s working properly (https://test.almost.online), but in the other, even though everything has been disabled, with transients and caches having been cleared, I still encounter the issue. It should be noted that these two staging environments are hosted on the same server with PHP 7.2 installed.

• This reply was modified 5 years, 1 month ago by maxxskywalker.
• This reply was modified 5 years, 1 month ago by maxxskywalker.

Well, I guess this is where I lose your support. I started up a clean WordPress installation with just Divi, WooCommerce, and your plugin installed, as you suggested.

I created four products, visited each one, and then placed the widget shortcode in an empty page. As you can see in the screenshot below, the closing unordered list and div tags are generated.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1MU9AI-7tP4jmsi-XIcTk-HTi4maAJVXI/view?usp=sharing

I don’t know what’s going on, with the site I’m currently working on, for it to not have those tags generated, but I guess the onus is on me to figure what’s conflicting with your plugin for that to occur.

I did notice that as I visited various products, that the closing tags did generate, along with the number of products counter I placed in there upon your request, up until I hit the display limit that I imposed in the widget’s settings.

Thanks for taking the time to try and help me out, though.

I’m using Toolset to manage my layouts for single product pages and archives. If you go over to the left sidebar and locate “Toolset”, there is an option labeled “Layouts” nested under it. From there, simply select the “Layout for Products”, and you will find your shortcode in the cell labeled “Recently Viewed Products”.

If you want to find that file that I used to isolate your shortcode output, you can find it at this path outside of WordPress: /public_html/equipment/test.php

Hope this helps.

I replied to the email you sent me from [email protected] If this email is not monitored, I can fill out the form on your website again. I just figured it would be simplest to reply to that email.

Regardless, I had forgotten to give you FTP credentials anyway, so I’ll need to create another secret.

Sent you that email.

How can I make a private message without opening my site up to ne’er-do-wellers? If anything, I can make a Duplicator package for you to look at in a local environment. Either way, I wouldn’t have a problem giving you access to my staging environment.

I’ve isolated your plugin in a test.php file on my website, to get the purest result possible, found here:
https://equipment.almost.online/test.php

Here’s the markup that’s printing out in the page source view:
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1p6BAPtJVM4ykIhjn1nKm2BYm7c7NPfTs

I visited four products (since that’s my imposed limit from the widget settings), and as you can see the markup is missing that closing div and ul.

I placed your echo string within the recent_viewed_posts.php file as seen here:
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1pFYILDuaaLRmI_stmPf7MS-jQuiEpUp9

For whatever reason, the echo is not printing out a value, either in my test document or the frontend WordPress product page. You can check now, as I left the echo string in the php document.

It looks as if I’m mistaken about the closing anchor tags, but upon further investigation within the page source I’m still noticing a missing closing unordered list tag and closing div tag for your primary parent. Even the page source is throwing a red flag on your missing markup, as seen in the screenshot:

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ohqd67emfu78WkWiAslL4_2J_yhi3C5E/view?usp=sharing

I tested your plugin both with the theme I’m using for my client’s site (Divi) and with an unaltered Twenty Nineteen theme. The markup results are the same.

I also validated my markup without your plugin, and found that everything I’m doing is correctly closed off.

I have noticed that the inspector tries to close off missing closing tags, which doesn’t help with discovering missing markup. There is definitely some derivation between the markup shown in the inspector versus the page source view.

Awesome. Thank you very much for responding to my request. I look forward to the fix.

• This reply was modified 5 years, 2 months ago by maxxskywalker.