SYNC4489

Hi Ray,

sorry for forgetting about this issue, but it is not solved… we have to stick with 1.3.0 version

Best

Hi Zandy,

I’ve solved with this snippet:

add_filter( 'woocommerce_my_account_my_orders_query', 'custom_my_account_orders', 10, 1 );

function custom_my_account_orders( $args ) {
    $args['posts_per_page'] = 15;
    return $args;
}

Anyway it’s quite strange. I have this problem only on one website (a big one) even with everything deactivated, no child theme, storefront template.

But as I said I solved with a little snippet, so not really a problem…

Cheers

Oh I forgot to mention that of course I’ve also disabled all plugins except Woocommerce.
So, even with Storefront template and all plugins deactivated the problem of the pagination of only 2 orders per page still remains.

I’ve also tried to update woocommerce to 3.3 but nothing has changed.

Sorry, just a small update..
I forgot to put the 'page' => $current_page parameter in the query, that was why the orders were not changing if I switched the pages with my query and pagination active.
But of course the main problem still persists…

Hello everybody,

I’ve tried to change to Storefront template as advised but the problem persists.
Anyway I’ve made the following test keeping the storefront template, just to be sure that my template did not override something:

I’ve added a print_r($customer_orders) to the page orders.php and at the end of the array here’s what I get: [total] => 27 [max_num_pages] => 14 ) 14

So a total of 27 orders for this customer, that generate 14 pages which corresponds to a (weird) pagination of 2, and I still do not understand where this 2 value comes from… ??

If I add at the beginning of the orders.php the following query:

$customer_orders = wc_get_orders( apply_filters( 'woocommerce_my_account_my_orders_query', array(
			'customer' => get_current_user_id(),
			'paginate' => false,
		) ) );

I still get the full array (that I see with print_r) but no loop…
If I change the paginate parameter to true I get back to square one, which means pages of 2 orders but in this case the orders shown are always the first two, even if the page changes.

So the real question is: does a parameter for the query woocommerce_my_account_my_orders_query that can change the number of ‘orders per page’ exist?

Thanks in advance guys for all your help!

Great, thanks again for your time! I’ll start playing with it this afternoon ??

Hello Diego,

thanks for your help

so if I understand correctly in the response there is no difference between an invalid number and a busy VIES server?

Thumbs up, I was saying roughly the same thing yesterday.
We would need a way to have some notices appearing to the customer about what’s happening.
This is really the only problem I find with this excellent plugin.

Very nice question!
I would like to know too how to interact with VIES responses, in particular showing a notice if the VIES can’t be reached…

We have the same thing as in your image, Cart and Checkout. We also have Terms and Conditions…

Hi, no we are on a dedicated server where we have full access
we use WP Rocket, but the problem persists even with the plugin disabled…

Did you manage to solve the problem? Since 1.4.6.x updates I have exactly the same problem…

People checkout, login in the paypal page, are brought back to the checkout page where all billing and shipping data is shown, click on “Place Order”, and it all starts again…
Each time that place order is clicked, the order is added in woocommerce, with the yellow pending payment mark. No transaction is made.

I’ve tried the wc-api/WC_Gateway_PayPal_Express_AngellEYE/?pp_action=get_express_checkout_details and it also brings me to cart page. But I do not understand where this redirect comes from…

Hi, did you mange to solve it?

I have the same problem on many many products. The browser console shows no error…