Tareq Hasan

Sorry it isn’t. Right now WooCommerce doesn’t provide a way to add payment info as far as I know.

I’ve failed to see that if you have been co-operative or just bluntly complaining saying it’s broken and we suck. Or maybe you misunderstand open-source? I’m sorry, but that’s what it sounds like.

Being a open-source plugin you are free to give back to any project, or atleast be helpful. If you can’t code, you could’ve opened a support ticket saying we could/should fix the errors you found. Instead you are rating the plugin as worst as possible, but it’s not helping anyone. You are also being suspicious about the reviews, as if we paid them to do that. No, those are happy users. We just asked if they want to put a review if they liked the plugin or our support.

Being a plugin in the free repository doesn’t mean you get the chance to say anything you like. Instead of complaining, be helpful.

The latest version introduced a new shortcode parameter, items. By default it limits the number of sections to 10. Use -1 to display all sections.

More on documentation.

Have you updated the plugin to latest version (1.4.1) ?

The latest version (1.4) fixes the problem.

Use this CSS code:

time[itemprop="dateModified"] {
    display: none;
}

weDocs uses Custom Post Type for storing the documentations. After installing the plugin often WordPress doesn’t refresh the rewrite rules so we see the error.

To fix this problem, go to the Permalinks setting in WordPress (Settings > Permalinks) and hit Save Changes. The error should go away.

Seems like it’s conflicting with with some plugin, I’m not sure with which one. You’ve to find out by disabling the other plugins one by one.

Conversion tracking will be fine, facebook will still track those events. But if Facebook can’t associate product ID’s to it’s database, it’ll throw warning. That’s all, nothing to worry about.

Normally if your products aren’t in the facebook product catalog, facebook will show you such warnings. Because the plugin sends the product ID as an add-to-cart event to facebook, but if facebook has no idea what that product ID is, it’ll show you such warning.

The paid version has product catalog support where you can export the products list from your site as a CSV file and import to facebook as product catalog. But I’m entirely not sure if this is the exact problem you are facing.

Is your provided facebook pixel ID is correct?

I guess any membership plugins has access control system based on the membership label and should provide a access metabox on post types. In that sense, you could restrict the users by specifying the level.

Can you elaborate on limited usage and how it’s not fully GPL?

Yeah there is a hook, try this:

/**
 * Changing the <code>docs</code> slug to something else
 *
 * @param array $args
 *
 * @return array
 */
add_filter( 'wedocs_post_type', function($args) {

    $args['rewrite']['slug'] = 'documentation';

    return $args;
} );

Thanks Andrew ??

??Right on!