richardmichael

@inpsydekrystian

Block-Based

• Storefront: unchecked
• Twenty-Twenty Five: unchecked
• Twenty-Twenty Four: unchecked
• Twenty-Twenty Three: unchecked

[woocommerce_checkout] shortcode

• Storefront: does not appear
• Twenty-Twenty Five: does not appear
• Twenty-Twenty Four: does not appear
• Twenty-Twenty Three: does not appear

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• This reply was modified 1 month, 3 weeks ago by richardmichael.

I heard back from qPilot, makers of the AutoShip plugin. They do expect the checkbox to be checked.

Any function I can use to force this?

I created a brand new website with only the WooCommerce and PayPal for WooCommerce plugins. The checkbox is unchecked for me with Block-Based Checkout.

When I switch to the classic checkout via the [woocommerce_checkout] shortcode, the checkbox isn’t even visible. The plot thickens.

Kristian and Femi, I do have one other plugin called AutoShip from qPilot Cloud. It may or may not interfere with things. To Kristian’s point, it’s possible this plugin treats that checkbox as more than a visual reassurance.

Let me create a new site and do some testing, then I will get back to you both.

@ashf
Could this work instead?

/**
 * CloudFlare support for plugins that are not CloudFlare-Aware.
 */
if ( isset( $_SERVER['HTTP_CF_CONNECTING_IP'] ) ) {
	$_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR'] = $_SERVER['HTTP_CF_CONNECTING_IP'];
}

It is what I am currently using, but our site is still being blocked for everyone, so perhaps it doesn’t work.

Thank you, I forgot about that trick.

I had seen a git commit somewhere mentioning CloudFlare and this plugin, and I thought it was related. I’ll just do what you suggested because that probably improves other things too.

Okay that makes a bit more sense, however, consider the flow for a user like myself.

English is my only language, so I read top to bottom, left to right. Upon clicking Deactivate, the button at the bottom is labeled Skip & Deactivate as you mentioned. However, I didn’t notice that since I’m going to read the entire dialog top to bottom, left to right, as I explained.

That isn’t to say I don’t take in the entire dialog at once briefly, but what I see is “If you have a moment, please let us know why you are deactivating:” and a list of radio buttons. At this point, I’m assuming I will have to pick one of them since many software does force a choice. I read through all the radio buttons and figure none of them are exactly my situation, so rather than give you inaccurate feedback, I will just choose other. And that is when the button removes the ability to skip.

Do you see how it is very simple to miss the skip option if English speakers go with the first relevant option? Even more interesting is that anyone who clicked randomly isn’t slowed down, but someone like myself who wanted to be a bit more honest and go with other as to not increment your internal counters for the labeled reasons, is asked to do more work?

I will change the rating. Perhaps you could improve this to not require text entry if other is selected. Or replicate the SKIP button to the top, for those of us who work linearly.

Thank you for the quick information. Great, I can pass that along to the plugin authors and they will add the information as a footnote. Or in some cases make the test consider that completely.

Hey there. You choose to use Freemium, so you do control it. I’m in the same situation for things in my line of business. The customer doesn’t care who we used for packaging, it is the overall experience they will rate. In the end, it is all 0’s and 1’s.

Perhaps 3 star was a bit severe, I will can change it if the site allows, otherwise I will delete and re-rate.

The nagging would be
– I login to a WordPress site
– The dashboard has a notice that I should try premium
– I dismiss the notice
– I then go to the plugins page (I logged in to run some updates)
– The plugins page has the same notice
– I have to dismiss the notice here too

Same issue, I manage about 20 WooCommerce sites for our company and for other people.

I also want to call attention to the button used to dismiss it.

The button is labeled “Thanks!”.

This doesn’t make sense. If you are thanking me, your thanks isn’t conditional on me clicking the button. And if I’m thanking you, well… what if I don’t want to thank you and just want to dismiss? Lol.

It is oddly casual, when other parts of WooCommerce are not casual (you MUST enter a business address to finish setting up the plugin.. wut).

• This reply was modified 4 years, 11 months ago by richardmichael.

Wondering if anyone else reads this, if they could help me. With the storefront theme we can remove post meta like this

function remove_storefront_post_meta() {
	remove_action('storefront_post_header_before', 'storefront_post_meta', 10);
	
};

add_action( 'init', 'remove_storefront_post_meta');

Any gurus able to turn this into something that removes post meta whenever the post belongs to MailPoet?

Yeah I just used the MailPoet 2 link since the statements matched my feelings. I’ll have to make the custom pages for now. Hopefully in the future we can add a quick line of code to our functions file that unsets comment links and author links if post/page belongs to MailPoet. Less pages. It feels dirty to make pages for such a small reason.

Makes sense then, thank you for giving this consideration ??

I went to look but in the new version there isn’t even a sync tab. I suppose that is one way of fixing it, lol.

Hey there @yukikatayama

I have these two temporary Dropbox links showing a comparison:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/364ob41ipkoconb/shipstation-idea-example.PNG?dl=0
and
https://www.dropbox.com/s/rwsmphp5162f7uw/nothing.PNG?dl=0