Elliot Taylor

same issue. trying to delete woocommerce products by choosing By Taxonomies = product_type

Then choose move to trash or delete permanently without any being deleted.

Where is your log file?

Thanks

I got this work by

– setting to read only
– making sure i added www. on my callback url
– refreshed dev. to discover my consumer keys changed
– added it (made sure I clicked update before authorize)

and it worked.

spent 30mins on that and a very random permutation fixed it. Sorry I wasn’t more scientific!

Thanks Gabriel,

If you could integrate the option to use email as username within your plugin then that would be good too – just a thought ??

Would be good to make the username not required so we can hide it. This way we can use the other plugins available which allow you to use email address as the username.

(Paying member)

Good work – Hope you merge with the original too.

Clever stuff erikshosting – Would love to see this in action. Could you post a link?

ta,

E

It would be fantastic if you could incorporate imports as well… Nice to have a single plugin to administer the products.

Thanks

Fantasti Ashok – Thanks

While you are working on this… We also need to add the delivery date one more place. Would you be able to help?

We are using the Woo Extension called PIP (Print invoice and packing list). We print off all our orders. We really need the delivery date to be printed on these templates so the guys in the store know when to send them out.

The plugin allows you to make custom templates and add extra html to the print outs. I don’t mind doing this, but what code should I use to add the delivery date to the loop? Alternatively it would be great if you auto-added like you are doing with the emails, but I wouldn’t know which hooks allowed that.

If you would like to see these templates then do let me know. Thanks for all your help.

Elliot

Hi Ashok,

Thanks for your reply. That option is ticked and we are not getting the delivery date in the emails.

Any ideas?

Thanks

E

Thanks for that – will check it out.

Elliot

Well. I nearly did it. Maybe it will inspire someone else to finish the job off.

I used the addthis method to get the overlay on static images. I did this by adding the addthis class to the image and adding the javascript into the header.

I then amended the plugins javascript to add an a href=”#” and class – both needed to trigger the addthis javascript. But. It didn’t work. Here is the code change (line. 741 in jetpack-carousel.js)

// If the start_index is not 0 then preload the clicked image first.
			if ( 0 !== start_index )
				$('<img/></a>')[0].src = $(items[start_index]).data('gallery-src');

			// create the 'slide'
			items.each(function(i){
				var src_item        = $(this),
					attachment_id   = src_item.data('attachment-id') || 0,
					comments_opened = src_item.data('comments-opened') || 0,
					image_meta      = src_item.data('image-meta') || {},
					orig_size       = src_item.data('orig-size') || 0,
					title           = src_item.attr('title') || '',
					description     = src_item.data('image-description') || '',
					caption         = src_item.parents('dl').find('dd.gallery-caption').html() || '',
					src		= src_item.data('gallery-src') || '',
					medium_file     = src_item.data('medium-file') || '',
					large_file      = src_item.data('large-file') || '',
					orig_file	= src_item.data('orig-file') || '';

				var tiledCaption = src_item.parents('div.tiled-gallery-item').find('div.tiled-gallery-caption').html();
				if ( tiledCaption )
					caption = tiledCaption;

				if ( !attachment_id || !orig_size )
					return false; // break the loop if we are missing the data-* attributes

				title       = gallery.jp_carousel('texturize', title);
				description = gallery.jp_carousel('texturize', description);
				caption     = gallery.jp_carousel('texturize', caption);

				var slide = $('<div class="jp-carousel-slide"></div>')
						.hide()
						.css({
							'position' : 'fixed',
							'left'     : i < start_index ? -1000 : gallery.width()
						})
						.append($('<a href="#"><img class="addthis_shareable">'))
						.appendTo(gallery)

Good luck!

Would be ideal – surprised Jetpack doesn’t have it… May well be possible with: https://www.addthis.com/labs/photo-sharing

This should do it:

#social {background:transparent;}

#social .social-nav li a {
background: transparent;
}

#social .social-nav {
background: none;
}

I got around by saving, then opening in text editor and copying the headers from the original csv.

Not sure why/where the formatting when strange in between, but this worked.

Hi Richard and Jeremy

The overflow hidden works well but does cut off the tool-tip hover. How did you fix this in the end?

Thanks

Elliot