ramoncassel

Hello @eugenecleantalk it’s Service #1095198.

Hi @abdhindi97 any updates please?

Hi @abdhindi97

Wondering if your team has been able to investigate this?

It still says Wish List for WooCommerce Pro is not compatible, and we can’t enable HPOS until it is compatible. All other plugins are fine, so it’s a Wish List issue to solve.?

Thanks, Ramon

Hi @abdhindi97

Thanks for your confirmation. Unfortunately when setting up the HPOS I’m facing the following issue with the Wish List. It seems it’s not compatible?

https://ibb.co/Ct68PQ6

Hope you can assist please.

Thanks, Ramon

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

Perfect thanks. Would you mind sharing more details on how to combine FBT and crossells? Is there a document?

Hi @karzin

Just wondering if there any updates regarding the release of 1.9.7, please?

Thanks, Ramon

Thanks.

Auto-updates are enable for Wish List Pro however the 1.9.7 didn’t seem to come througt yet:

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1o7D-drhHzsZSpGBsU9rvxiqL7gmIcgK1/view?usp=sharing

Amazing! Thanks Pablo.

AUto-updates are enabled so I’ll check it out as soon as the new version is available.

Hi @karzin

Thanks for the proposed solution.

The dropdown woul be very helpful, if placed on the product page. So if I filter a product and click on a dropdown, I would be able to see which users have added that product to their wish list.

The problem with that solution is, I’d have to click on every single product to find out who added to their list.

Alternatively, a simple CSV file with products on wish list v users who added them would suffice.

Best, Ramon

Hi Pablo,

Sorry that wasn’t my question.

I have the pro version already.

I have to click on a user profile and scroll down to find wihch products the user added to their wish list. It has to be done individually, for each user. On the products page, I don’t have the user information.

Is there a single report, simple and easy, showing which products each user added to their wish list?

Thanks, Ramon

Hi,

That’s amazing, well done! Keen to use the feature.

I updated the plugin, enabled slider and changed the number of products to display to 4. Please find the results below. It shows 1 product and the layout is not following the website’s design:

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1mK3XIbu5CDKlpLLJvHFjnsr1jmf_LyKj/view?usp=sharing

What is the recommended approach to fix the layout and keep it working when the pluing is updated again? Do I need to speak to my webdev to build a custom CSS for the slider?

Thanks, Ramon

This is great. Thanks, much appreciated.

• This reply was modified 2 years, 8 months ago by ramoncassel.

Hello! It is not the type of encryption from the plugin but how it sends the 2FA confirmation emails is different from when a normal email gets sent out.

How is the validation email structured? How is it different to wordpress, when wordpress site send a notification email from someone who for example, fills in a form?

It takes a while for the 2fa related emails to get processed by smtp2go, I can literally see the emails get stuck under processing in the SMTP2GO logs, it sends it eventually but it takes longer than 5 minutes.

So my conclusion is that the 2FA emails has a certain characteristic of composition that it takes some time for SMTP2GO to process before it sends them out.

Thanks, Ramon

Done thanks.

Thanks – looking forward to it.