odassis

Hi,

Still no luck on this issue. We tried:

1) Cache: all cleared.

2) Cookie consent plugin: disabled.

3) GTM: removed. Still using gtag.js for Google Analytics only.

We also noticed that there are no warnings from Facebook Helper on Woocommerce product pages like https://www.casabeta.com.br/curso/aquarela-tropical/

Apparently the problem only happens in articles and categories pages like https://www.casabeta.com.br/como-combinar-cores-circulo-cromatico/, but we are still trying to figure out why.

I think we’re talking about “Grouped Products” here, not “Product Variations”. For guidance (including short video tutorial):

“https://docs.woocommerce.com/document/managing-products/#section-4”

@tflores57. My approach would be:

– Create ‘Photo1’ as a “Grouped Product”;
– Create ‘Photo1 digital’ as “Simple Product” linked to ‘Photo 1’;
– Create ‘Photo1 print’ as ‘Simple Product’ linked to ‘Photo 1’;

And then you’ll see both digital and print versions as options in “Photo1” single page.

• This reply was modified 8 years ago by odassis. Reason: missing link

Thanks for this great plugin.

Yes, it’s defined in uppercase.

I′m using a custom prefix “am” in wp tables (i’m running multiple blogs with custom prefixes). For me, the query returns “am_ngg_pictures”, but variable $nggpictures contains “AM_ngg_pictures” and that′s the reason why the original comparison was failling. I don′t know if it’s really a “fix”, but it’s working for me at the moment. Tell me if you want me to try something else or if you need more details about my wp configuration.

I think the problem has to do with case-sensitive comparison using “!=”. My suggested “fix” would be:

//if($wpdb->get_var("show tables like '$nggpictures'")!= $nggpictures) {
	if(strcasecmp($wpdb->get_var("show tables like '$nggpictures'"),$nggpictures)!=0) {