seattlehudson

Thanks for specifying that, @saifislam01

That type of information would be nice to have in your documentation so users do not rummage around for long periods of time.

So glad you mentioned this…I would never have known how to get Search-and-Replace to work! Flipped to 7.1, ran S-&-R, and flipped back. Not optimal, but worked.

Thanks, @ashf!

PS – I’ve use in both classic and Gutenberg editor modes, and I’m using GP Theme v2.2.2, GP Premium v1.7.7, and WordPress v5.0.3.

Functioning perfectly with the 1.2.2 update. Thanks for putting in the extra work!

Sorry, I can’t get the previous message to use the HTML encoding without changing it to a quotation mark once I submit it, even when enclosed in code tags.

Jason,
Thanks for jumping on this issue so quick!

The semicolons and the words are appearing correctly now. However, it is causing other punctuation to convert and tweet as HTML encodedings. For instance, quotations marks tweet as (“)

Wouldn’t be as much of an issue if I was the one changing the encodings back, but I imagine visitors to sites may not take the time to do so and tweet the encodings without rendering correctly on twitter.

Sorry to be a pain. ??

Thanks again for honing the plugin and making it great for everyone who uses it.

J

• This reply was modified 6 years, 1 month ago by seattlehudson.
• This reply was modified 6 years, 1 month ago by seattlehudson.

I have the same question. Is there a way to include ordered items and other fields on the label?

For our situation, we’d like to print the customers name, ordered items, and our delivery driver’s name. The label gets applied to boxes of produce to be packed and delivered by our own delivery staff. So the label serves as 1) a packing list, 2) warehouse organization, and 3) delivery address label.

Thanks for your help! If you can solve this need (as no other plugin has been able to), then we would gladly give you a review of 5 stars…even a thousand stars if WP allowed! ??

For an update, I have found that if I delete the user from the main WordPress user area that user AND the pending orders for that user are deleted.

I had tried deleting the entire plugin and reinstalling, but the information had remained in the database, so it all reappeared when I installed again. Deleting the user was the only way of removing the pending orders.

The only problem still remaining is that some of the tests I did with the admin user still have pending orders I’m unable to get rid of…and of course I’m not going to delete the admin.