mharmontx

I do believe I am going to need some help recovering these. The migration link didn’t seem to work. What would be the best course of action to receive this help?

Is there a way I could send this screenshot privately? I’d rather not openly post the URLs it displays.

I disabled the plug-in on the testing URL.

I’m getting ready to change the URL of the staging website to the live domain.

Can I just te-activate the plug-in and connect
Jet pack with my normal login credentials?

Will it bring in my subscribers, etc,?

Thank you for the reply. The first thing we did was deactivate every plugin and change to a default WordPress theme and it is still happening.

It is definitely being caused by the redirect situation outlined above.

Just don’t know how to solve it without removing the redirect (which we need to keep)

I have narrowed this down to a conflict with the WordPress Post Type Order plugin. Seems like the Post Type Order plugin is enabling Re-Order for The Event Calendar.

Have any other customers had this issue and is there a solution?

Thanks.

New issue I am seeing though – it’s printing out two sales tax lines. The first is correct. I’m not sure where it’s pulling the numbers from for the second.

It looks like it is working for me now. I’m getting the print dialog now. Much appreciated!

More Information:

In WooCommerce – when I have “Force SSL” selected for my Checkout method – this plugin doesn’t work. When I turn that off – it works.

Love this plugin and I hope you can fix it sometime in the future.

Thanks!

Michael

I’m trying to do something this >

<?php if ( is_product_category(‘batteries’) && is_single){ echo “This is a single post”; } ?>

but it isn’t working correctly.

I resolved this by just using Up-Sells on the single product page instead.

We actually found a temporary solution. If you assign the script to only attribute the comment to an author if a particular username is logged in. It works.

In our case, the username “Admin” is responsible for 7-8 different authors. Just change the “ID == 9” to the correct userid that you need.

global $current_user;
$current_user = wp_get_current_user();
if ($current_user->ID == 9) {
	$commentdata = apply_filters('pre_override_comment_data', $commentdata);
}

I love your script. Having a small problem with it though. It allows me to assign comments to different authors, but when a user tries to leave a normal comment (non-admin) — it’s appearing under the name “Anonymous” — any ideas?