Teo Maragakis

I installed and correctly configured this a week ago. Yesterday a client made a purchase and it did not show in analytics.

I’m lost, I have no idea what’s wrong.

Same issues. I have done everything right. Is it possible that it’s a theme issue?

Which templates should I check and for which hooks?

@keesjan, I think you’re right.

Thank you very much, I did not notice that.

Sorry, my client messed with the email templates and I did not know that. No bug whatsoever.

I can see that and it is translated in the po file. I regenerated the .mo for good measure and uploaded to my site but still the same. No theme template is involved (removed) so it’s definitely something in the WooCommerce code. Does everything work normally in your test installations for languages?

Here’s a screenshot for reference: https://screencast.com/t/yvebId2qK

I checked out the string in the .po file and it’s perfectly translated. So I suppose that it’s a Woocommerce bug.

Hi William,

It is a template issue. You need to copy the property.php file from the templates directory in the plugin folder to your theme and restructure it to match your theme’s page template.

We have discussed the matter in my company and we find all similar solutions in the market lacking. For this, we are considering building a plugin of our own. I will keep you posted.

Yeah, you’re right. This plugin is far from functional / easy to use and it’s lacking a lot of things. User login and a social reader are two things from the top of my head.

What about the next window that comes up for tagging, explicit sharing and user message actions?

“The issue regarding the admin interface and not being able to see the tabs correctly has nothing to do with my installed theme.” You are greatly mistaken there. Most, if not all, themes have custom Dashboard UIs. If there is a class conflict, then plugin UIs can be affected. Can be a plugin, a theme anything.

Custom invoices are out of the question, since the worked required to build something like that is way too much. That PDF library used by WP-Invoice, is a pain to style properly, so since custom = more possibilites and combinations, it would be impossible to guarantee a good visual result.

Finally, the fact that your problem exists after you uninstall the plugin means it’s clearly not this plugin that’s causing your problems. After disabling it, the functions that enqueue the dashboard CSS files are not called any more. Use the default theme (2011) and enable only WP-Invoice. The tabs should be visible.

Hi Stefano, really interesting feature you are referring to. Use the contact form in this page and we can discuss it: https://usabilitydynamics.com/contact-us/

Thanks!

Sorry! Settings -> General.

Don’t know how I messed this up.

How come? It’s a default WordPress field.