sunrosea

I’d like to say that after I deactivated the theme I’m using and then activated it again it worked as it should. So something in deactivating it I guess reset it. I guess that’s something for people that might have similar issues: try deactivation and re-activating the theme and see if it works.

@joostvandevijver thanks for letting me know about the javascript button replacement. That’s good to know for the future.

Appears it’s my theme causing the issue. I activated default storefront and it works. I guess I’ll have to take it up with the theme developer.

Alright, thanks for letting me know! Hope to see the feature soon! ??

Also, thanks for the detailed video. It was helpful indeed!

@oldrup & @creativethemeshq Ah! It was under post title setting the whole time. Thanks for letting me know. Would never have thought to look there.

Thanks again! ??

• This reply was modified 4 years, 9 months ago by sunrosea.
• This reply was modified 4 years, 9 months ago by sunrosea.

Hi again,

Well, I wanted to customize what meta-data should be available on the single post, like if I want to hide the author I’d like to be able to disable it completely from loading into the post meta instead of using CSS to hide it.

Would be a cool feature to introduce for more control, maybe as a “customizer” setting or filter.

Also I saw you made an update to the theme recently. I updated it and saw removed the “Categories” label to the categories meta in the single post meta data. For my site, it was quite good to have the label there, so if there’s anyway I could set a text there myself it would be great, again, without having to modify the main theme files. Any ideas? Maybe a future setting?

Thanks ??

My site is under development and has a “under construction” page unfortunately.

Is there anything else I can do to help with this?

Thanks.

I just had a quick look at the Main.php file in your plugin and searched for the update_usermeta() function. It appears to be on the lines 222 and 223.

When I manually edited the lines to say update_user_meta() instead, the error went away from the dashboard, so it would probably be the only place that need changing in regards to this function. ??

• This reply was modified 4 years, 9 months ago by sunrosea.

Hi,

The first one doesn’t actually reference a specific plugin file. It referenced a file within the WordPress core. However, this would be something triggered from plugin as it only appeared once I activated it and disappeared once I deactivated it. As for what I did to make it appear, I simply activated the plugin and the error and warning messages came up at the top of the plugin page.

The message is in Swedish, so I won’t paste it as it appears, however, roughly translated, it says this:
“Deprecated: update_usermeta has deprecated since WordPress version 3.0.0! Use update_user_meta() instead in. … wp-includes/functions.php on line 4713”

Thanks.

@macmanx
Hello, I’m just checking in to see how things are going with this issue as I haven’t heard anything for a while.
I’ve found one more site than mine that are displaying the same issue on the fourth + image. They’re using the Storefront theme.

I submitted a thorough issue report on the Woocommerce github. You may want to read it as, after some studying of the woocommerce code, I do think it may be Jetpacks feature that is causing the issue.
You can read it here: https://github.com/woocommerce/woocommerce/issues/25857

Thanks. ??

So I think you’re probably right with that it’s a Woocommerce problem. Somehow the problem it only triggers with Jetpacks lazy loading though. I’ll post the problem on Woocommerce’s github and see what they say.

Thanks to all for taking your time to investigate this issue. ??

Hello @kokkieh!

Ok, so I did the tests that you suggested. Here’s the observed results:

1. Deactivate all plugins except Woocommerce and Jetpack:
Result: Same problem exists.
2. Deactivate all plugins except for Woocommerce:
Result: Problem goes away (lazy-loading is off).
3. Keep all plugins on and use TwentyTwenty theme.
Result: Problem still exists.
4. Keep only Woocommerce and Jetpack with TwentyTwenty theme:
Result: Problem still exists.

Hello! Thanks for sticking with this problem, even though our time-zone differences makes it take a little longer. ??

Ah, I can see on your .gif that you loaded the page with the last image already selected. That means you already had clicked that image before on the same page-load. Once you have clicked on the image that has this problem, it wont show the problem again, simply because it seems to correct itself after that as I mentioned in one of my earlier posts. Kind of seems like a javascript/jQuery problem where it corrects itself “onChange”. If you refresh the page and try again, it will display the same problem again.

So in summary: The image affected by the lazy loading, only displays the problem when you for the first time click on it on the same page-load. Next time you click on it, but have not refreshed the page, it wont do it again because it corrected itself (jquery onChange?). Once refreshing the page and trying again, the image will display the same problem again.

Thanks!

• This reply was modified 4 years, 12 months ago by sunrosea.
• This reply was modified 4 years, 12 months ago by sunrosea.
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You mean the product page isn’t loading? Odd, don’t know if there was some server problems during the night here perhaps.
I removed the piece of code that blocked lazy loading on the product pages and tested adding an additional image to another product of mine (none of the other products had more than three images). I made it just a blank one (white) to not confuse any potential customer, but you can slightly see it after the third image, just click on that and it will show the same problem. Again, it’s always after the third image that it happens.
You can view the product here: Product

Hope it helps!

• This reply was modified 5 years ago by sunrosea.