Andrew

I did nothing to fix it. I had a hunch to check the settings and that’s when I noticed “Delivery Notes” was disabled, so I just re-enabled it. The Print Invoice one remained enabled.

Hi @priyankajagtap, if Delivery Notes didn’t become disabled for you, there may be something specific on my end that caused it. It’s working now so I’m good to go. Thank you for your time.

OK I think I got to the bottom of the issue. Apparently when we enabled HPOS, Delivery Notes became disabled. I have no idea how or why – perhaps it’ll remain a mystery. Thank you for your time.

I would be glad to! That way I can show you screenshots and server-level search for the URL param behind the button. It clearly points to your plugin ??

Edit 1: FYI I did find where we changed the nomenclature to “Packing Slip” but the problem of the button disappearing under HPOS still remains. I’ll email shortly.

Edit 2: OK, this appears to be intermittent. We’ll need to investigate further before I send another response. Please keep this thread open for a little while. Thank you!

• This reply was modified 3 months, 4 weeks ago by Andrew.
• This reply was modified 3 months, 4 weeks ago by Andrew.

OK, I reviewed and cannot find any other plugin that supports “Print Packing Slip” but yours seems to be the source! I disabled “Print Invoice & Delivery Notes for WooCommerce” and BOTH “Print Invoice” and “Print Packing Slip” disappeared from the Actions column of the Order List page.

Also, the link behind “Print Packing Slip” has ‘type=delivery-note’ (your namesake) in the url:
mywebsite.com/wp-admin/admin-ajax.php?print-order=2030094&print-order-type=delivery-note&action=print_order

The link behind “Print Invoice” has the same structure:
mywebsite.com/wp-admin/admin-ajax.php?print-order=2030094&print-order-type=invoice&action=print_order

Furthermore, your meta box in the Order Editor has both “Print Invoice” and “Print Packing Slip” buttons.

Lastly, your own code CONTAINS the ‘print-order-type’ and ‘delivery-note’ parameters.

As a reminder, this support ticket was opened because when Woocommerce’s HPOS is enabled the “Print Packing Slip” button disappears. Please advise.

• This reply was modified 4 months ago by Andrew.
• This reply was modified 4 months ago by Andrew.

OK thanks – will do. There’s another meaning to the acronym HPOS that I can’t say in public ??

Hi Tim! That’s a bit confusing as the conversation with Sigma appeared to be support-related and since I’m the OP I thought I was overlooked at receiving the same level of support. I’ll go to the forums. Thanks.

Hello @tneville & @yehudah – I haven’t heard back either and since I’m the OP I could use an update on this issue. For now we’re using a GMAIL account as a work-around but my client wants to use an email address with the company domain as soon as possible.

Thanks!
Andy

Agreed. Love your plugin @alignak, but Whiskey Tango Foxtrot? Also, Stylesheets are no longer being server over SSL, and the switch to instruct FVM to use SSL is gone. I had to explicitly state the public URL in the cache field. Not a huge deal but it was not a seamless upgrade.

• This reply was modified 3 years, 11 months ago by Andrew.

You do realize that 5 Stars is an excellent rating but you had nothing good to say about the plugin. Perhaps you should consider revising your rating accordingly, or revise your comment? smh

Yes as stated, it’s been my experience, too. Apologies for the tangential reply, but getting notified for unknown user login attempts makes no sense in light of the fact that nobody ever gets locked out. Slightly off-topic but not entirely ??

In the meantime, I added the following code to the send_ip_lock_notification_email function in /all-in-one-wp-security-and-firewall/classes/wp-security-user-login.php:

/* Begin username check */
$user_names = wp_list_pluck( get_users(), 'user_login' );
if(!in_array($username, $user_names)) return;
/* End username check */

Hi Stacy,

This has been my experience, too. I don’t want to be notified about usernames that don’t exist. What’s the point? Simply save it in a LOG file so I can review from time to time if need be. I really only need to be notified about attempts on KNOWN usernames so I can take appropriate action.

My workaround was to modify the plugin’s software since it doesn’t have any hooks in the function. Hopefully the DEVs will see the logic behind not sending unnecessary lockdown notifications and update their software.

I added the following code to the send_ip_lock_notification_email function in /all-in-one-wp-security-and-firewall/classes/wp-security-user-login.php:

/* Begin username check */
$user_names = wp_list_pluck( get_users(), 'user_login' );
if(!in_array($username, $user_names)) return;
/* End username check */

I’m really hoping you would consider adding a checkbox “Don’t notify me for failed logins of unknown users” – I mean, what is the point in receiving notifications for those?

• This reply was modified 5 years, 6 months ago by Andrew.

Thanks but that’s not an option.