Nathan

I found the culprit. It’s WPML. Do you have any documentation regarding the use of WPML?

Is there a way to disable it for your plugin?

Hi,

I switched from modern to simple but that also shows the logo only on the first invoice.

I found the culprit. In my theme I had to add “U” so the search icon would show. But WPML translated it, hence the weird icon.

Hi Yordan,

Any update?

Hi Yordan,

Yeah, through the orders overview > select several orders > bulk actions > create PDF Invoice.

Ik have the latest version of the plugin, plus pro, plus premium templates.

I just want to know his solution

Hi Safan,

Thanks for the update and I’ll create a support ticket to receive updates.

Cheers,
nathan

Hi Maarten,

Thanks and I totally agree with that. Told my client this as well, but you know how clients can be ??

I’ll pass it on!

Great thanks for the rapid support!

Oh and also this error:

Refused to execute script from /yith-woocommerce-wishlist/assets/js/add-to-wishlist-gutenberg.min.js?ver=4.0.1

I had no clue that was the case, we took this website over from someone and are changing the design. Thanks for letting me know. In fact, the problem above actually resolved by changing from pro to non pro, so even better ??

Will do thanks

Ah perfect, that’s better than using the function correct? Because the function probably needs to be changed every for year?

Anyway, thanks for the rapid support AND update of the plugin as well. Spot on!

Thanks, your operation works for this year, but not for next year.

You can check the official week numbers:
Netherlands: https://www.timeanddate.com/calendar/?year=2025&country=25&wno=1
US: https://www.timeanddate.com/calendar/?year=2025&country=1&wno=1
India: https://www.timeanddate.com/calendar/?year=2025&country=35&wno=1

So what to do?

Apologies, totally forgot to say it happens in the year 2025. There are 52 weeks in 2024.
Week 1 2025 start on the 30th of December, but your calendar sees 6 January as the first week.

I just have a simple rule: WEEKNUM(fieldname33);

This has always worked. I think that’s not the problem right? I think the calendar is calculating 53 weeks in 2024