mrdelish

That’s exactly what I needed. Thank you for adding that in.

I’m not sure I understand the response. The solution would be to not hijack the default WooCommerce stock notifications, or give the option to hide them in the plugin settings. When I switch it to the regular checkout, it goes back to showing that it is out of stock. So the plugin is clearly overriding this functionality, but in a way that is detrimental to the quote process.

What I want is to still have the notice in there and use a filter to change the wording to “on backorder” or something similar so the availability is clear to the user and doesn’t discourage them from submitting a quote request.

If this is not planned for a future release, I’ll try modifying the plugin files to leave the stock notifications alone.

Yes, that part works just fine. The user can still add the product to the quote request without any issue, but there’s no indication that it’s out of stock.

I was getting the problem with the CAPTCHA coming up as invalid every time as well, but added the code suggested by the plugin and it worked just fine (using 2.7 here). Go to the WordPress root and edit wp-login.php. Add “session_start();” somewhere on its own line just after line 1 (it should just be “<?php”) and then save. That did the trick for me.

Scratch that – I was able to use the following code just fine (also from the page linked by bsutcliffe):

<div class=”navigation”>
<div class=”alignleft”>
<?php previous_post(‘« « %’,
‘Toward The Past: ‘, ‘yes’); ?>
</div>
<div class=”alignright”>
<?php next_post(‘% » » ‘,
‘Toward The Future: ‘, ‘yes’); ?>
</div>
</div> <!– end navigation –>

That worked fine for some reason… odd. Anyway, thanks for the help! WordPress rawks.

I can’t see your links on the blog.

That’s the problem – I can’t see the navigation links I paste in. They worked before all the changes, but not now. It makes a space for them as if there was something there, but it’s just blank (checked on Firefox in Ubuntu and IE6/7/8 on XP). After viewing the page you linked to, I attempted to paste in this snippet of code

<div class=”navigation”><p><?php posts_nav_link(); ?></p></div>

just before this one

<?php if (have_posts()) : while (have_posts()) : the_post(); ?>

I’ll probably end up restoring the backup I made before all my changes and then re-trying…