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Hey Arnee, yes it was in the database – the database seems corrupt I guess – but yes, this had zero to do with the plugin. We searched for and cleared out said entries and they were not referenced anymore in the sitemap.

By the way, great plugin Arnee – thanks.

Yes I setup WP Super Cache to see if it could resolve the problem to any degree and it didn’t and so I removed it as well.

Tomorrow I’m going to get access to the DB and move from there. I’ll update the post once that’s done with the details.

Thanks Arnee

I just got it too!

Thus far, I’ve found the file which seems to render the add to cart button and the Sale and Regular price as well, here in;

wp-content/plugins/woocommerce/templates/single-product/add-to-cart/variable.php

BUT, the only line that seems to, in that file, render the add to cart button and sale/regular price, is this line:

$terms = get_terms( $name, $args );

I commented that out to test and it did remove it, but my question now is, where is the code coming from that renders the add to cart/etc information?

Fixed. I moved the call to jquery below wp_head…

And it worked!

I think there’s two save areas, and you’re probably saving the wrong one…

OK when someone is ready to look at it, please respond to this post. Currently I’ve deactivated the plugin so the site/home page can look right.

It’s not the CSS, as I deleted all CSS and it didn’t display, then I deleted all in the .js, and it didn’t display properly, but when I deleted all code in the php file, it displayed the accordion right.

So! Can you at the very least point us to where in the code things “go wrong”? That way at least some with some coding skills can possibly hack a version back into action.

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I’ve seen the same problem while using the redirection plugin. If there are spaces in the URL’s it just doesn’t work at all – spaces and quotes – quotes as ” or in ascii form.

Any help or update on this is more than appreciated.

I’m with you. I have a few option boxes like an SEO options box and since I set the size of the post box to be larger than the default so I can write much more without scrolling the editor, if I want to edit an option I DO have to scroll the page down to the bottom.

The SEO options are needed and priority so there’s no use in them being so low down the page.

I do understand you can move those options boxes above or below one another but that doesn’t help me.

Yes, this page shows the configurations that can be changed in the .php file for the plugin.

I’d like to delete my spammy subscribers too. I have a small number of legitimate authors but thousands of subscribers that will never make it through my trust process and would like to rid my site of them.

I’m rather shocked there isn’t a plugin that does this…

*fingers crossed*

Well I’m not too concerned about automatically as when the page fills up with reviews the option to display it at the top or bottom combined with displaying it automatically OR with the button would be good…

But for conversion marketing purposes, I would even prefer to be able to set that the button doesn’t display again after it is open so there’s a higher chance they’ll fill out the form and a lower chance that they’ll close it ! ??

Oh I see. Sorry about that…

On the note of extra rating fields for future reference, check out this link;

/google.com/search?sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8&q=Dr.+Alison+Schwartz+dentist#sclient=psy&hl=en&q=dr.+foreman+review&aq=f&aqi=&aql=&oq=&pbx=1&fp=5adb9baeb824d403

I deliberately broke the link

I’m not sure if you’re listing will be the same as mine but i the RateMDs.com page, you’ll see other options to rate by…I don’t know if that calculation is taken into consideration when displaying the search results but…

Are you seeing the star rating in the search results I linked?

Either way, I think you’re right in the end as the rest of the review sites I checked out that Google is displaying in the search results don’t seem to have extra star rating fields anyways.

It’s all good…