superkot

Thats weird indeed. Still could there be any plugins possibly interfering with order status? Have you tried cancelling order with default template on?

Hi,
For image to be updated, the image has to be specified as a variation image, not just a product gallery image.

For price not being visible, try switching to default template, if it shows, then it is a template issue.

WP DEBUG

Error logs are to be found on your server, contact the host for that (they may not be turned on also thus requiring to be enabled to get some results).

I dont think you need SQL request unless you have thousands of these tags. Go to Products > Tags, on top of screen choose ‘screen options’, increase the number of results to be shown on page, then select all with checkbox and delete.

Sounds like a payment plugin issue. You need to turn on the debug mode and check error logs.

In this case, have you checked the template files, that are assigned to these two events?

I dont think the option for customer to cancel order even exists in Woocommerce as it is. You probably have some kind of plugin or code customization that adds this functionality which is to blame for this error.

I have visited the page to see 4 products in row and no white spaces.

I dont think Woocommerce has anything to do with htaccess at all.

Use Loco Translate plugin. Find the word in the Woocommerce’s translation for your language and change it.

Hi,
I would like to know that store where somebody else pays for my purchases
How exactly the system works? For non-paid orders, Woocommerce can create payment links that anyone else can use as well.

Thats one awful host. Anyway implementing what you suggested above would require huge amount of custom coding, the cost of the project would make absolutely no sense as there are more proper way to solve this (….change host and get free ssl’s).

You can manage emails in the Emails tab of Woocommerce settings. Turn off notification for the event where you dont need it.

This is not related to this plugin at all. Clean and fresh WordPress installation is the same. You need to click “generate password”, then the field with generated password that appears is editable. Lower you’ll find “allow weak password” checkbox that you’ll need to use if the one you type is considered weak. Although I cant find much reason not to go with the generated password.

Why can’t you get free SSL by Lets Encrypt for your secondary domains?

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