PaulCutcliffe

Greg

Excellent, thanks.

I had thought of simply copying it all into there, but it’s a little fiddly if the layout’s complex as it’s scattered amongst the different widgets.

Thanks for such a quick response, and of course, an answer that should resolve the issue.

Paul Cutcliffe

Thanks Justin, although I’ve now realised it was because of the caching plugin I was using – WP Super Cache. If I disable the caching plugin, the widget displays fine. ??

I guess WP-Ecommerce sites aren’t ideal for use with caching?

@beyondmockups – Excellent! That makes it worth the couple of minutes it took me to update the post with how I fixed it. ??

All fixed.

I went into PHPMyAdmin (not WebAdmin as I called it before), not into the specific database, which didn’t work, but as the administrator, then found that the wp_options table said it was crashed, and the previous (automatic) repair had failed. So somewhat nervously I selected the table and selected Repair, & hey presto, it’s all working again.

I didn’t expect the Repair operation to succeed, given that it had failed previously, but luckily for me, it did. ??

Thanks again for pointing out where the ‘You save’ text & price are defined. I don’t know how to correctly format the amount as currency, so for now, I’ve changed:

‘output_you_save’ => false,

… which nicely removes the problem.

However, if anyone can help with the formatting, I’d be most grateful.

Just one thing – is this issue not affecting everyone?

Thanks for the info!

Yes, it is currently 3.8.9.4 – I always update to the latest version.

I think the issue first arose at the same time that the labels that I change were consolidated into the product-template.php file – when I previously had to edit these in two places, the You Save amounts were correctly formatted as currency.

Thanks again.

Thanks for the quick response, however for some reason, the two sites appear to work differently with regard to implied consent.

I was expecting the Implied Consent setting to allow cookies as if the user had given explicit consent, but also to continue to display the message until they actually clicked on the Yes or No option regarding consent. This is how my own site seems to work, at least as far as displaying the message is concerned (I haven’t actually checked its cookie usage).

Can you confirm that with Implied Consent enabled, the user should only see the message regarding cookies once? Also, is that once per visit, or once ever?

If it helps, I’d be happy to provide you with the two sites’ URLs so you can see how they are each working?

Thanks again for your assistance,

Paul Cutcliffe
Eastbourne Websites

Strangely, I’ve found that if I click on a Reset Cookie Preferences link (?cookillian_resp=2), then the notification is displayed, but when you click to another page or two, it becomes hidden again.

Weird!