oomatty

Thanks!

Can you post a screenshot that shows the location of the “Product listing” block? I can’t find it in my alpha editor.

I have the same experience – and need to turn off Jetpack back up – except there is no option to do this from the plug-in settings or Jetpack site.

I have the Premium version, and sent a request to get support to assist.

Meanwhile, block their IP addresses to lighten the server load:

122.248.245.244/32 54.217.201.243/32 54.232.116.4/32 192.0.80.0/20 192.0.96.0/20 192.0.112.0/20 195.234.108.0/22

Alas, just a small bug in an otherwise awesome plug-in. Nice to see some kind of support for Flatsome these days!

FYI – I experienced the same problem when replacing the search in Flatsome. I tried flushing the cache but it didn’t make any difference. Finally, I used the method suggested to add an HTML element with the shortcode in the Header editor and it worked. :/

• This reply was modified 11 months ago by oomatty.

I had a previous version of the plug-in installed and just noticed that the BLAZING version activated itself today. Did the old plug-in delete itself and update with this new version?

Awesome – I observed this as well, and figured it was a bug in the latest Woocommerce update. I didn’t realize this plug-in was adding the functionality to our user profile page.

I would suggest adding this feature request to the WooCommerce development team (I would upvote it!). The ability to record a cash payment method makes sense (and really seems strange not to have it), especially for split payments. It seems out of scope for this plug-in.

I don’t think this plug-in will achieve what you’re trying to do. It doesn’t store card information, or retrieve saved cards.

Our workaround to a similar situation is to take the order and authorize the card for an amount +10% (or whatever the maximum cost would be). After completing the invoice and making the adjustment, we can capture the exact amount. The product someone purchases is described as “price by weight” and price will be adjusted after weight. Alternatively with some custom code or checkout customization, you could add a “product” at checkout that with disclosure to the customer then authorizes an amount (say, $10) higher than the invoice total so you can capture the exact amount after adjustments. It’s a little convoluted but it’s the result of a reasonable limitation of credit card processors.

• This reply was modified 3 years, 10 months ago by oomatty.
• This reply was modified 3 years, 10 months ago by oomatty.

I think I have found my own answer – the message was referring to the Google Pay auto-fill and unrelated to the plug-in.

Any plans on the roadmap to pull in the saved cards of the customer? This would be a more elegant solution than switching to the customer account to complete the payment.

Thanks Rishi for the update! Working beautifully now.

I have the same issue.

Left a review saying this plugin was perfect – well, it’s almost perfect! ??