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  • Thread Starter Tom

    (@tomwenk)

    WooCommerce PayPal Payment Support answer was this one:

    `Hello Tom,

    this issue has been showing up more over the last 2 / 3 weeks and we are actively looking into it.
    The issue we see is that it is affecting not just our last release but we also saw it occurring merchants that are running version 1.6.x and 1.7.x. This is why we believe that it might be an issue that is caused on the server end and not by the plugin itself. We are working with PayPal to have them look into this.

    In order to confirm you are facing the same issue, you need to activate the logging function in the plugin settings page and check the logs for the entry containing “No country given for address”.
    In order to get the error logs from our plugin, you will need to enable “logging” on our plugin’s settings. You can enable logging here: WooCommerce > Settings > Payments > PayPal > “Logging”.

    After you have done this, the next time you encounter this error, a log should be added in your logs here:
    – WooCommerce > Status > Logs > select “woocommerce-paypal-payments…” in the dropdown and click on view.

    I have already linked the bug we have open for this issue to your ticket, so you should get update once we have a fix or workaround available for you.

    Kind regards,
    Joost


    Joost van de Vijver

    Inpsyde Support Team
    PayPal Payments Support`

    hopefully they can fix this shit ASAP..

    Thread Starter Tom

    (@tomwenk)

    Hey, I stumbled across this post too. Unfortunately, the design on the checkout page is broken. I’m currently using the WooCommerce Checkout Field Editor plugin and was hoping that I could still configure the display well.

    The second mail address for verification is after integration of the code for example at the bottom. Means:
    1st mail
    2. name
    3. first name
    4. password
    5. mail confirmation

    Of course, this does not make so much sense…

    I’m already working with the Checkout Fields Editor plugin, but I still don’t understand how to include the confirmation fields here. Unfortunately, there is also no tutorial or something similar … that is inconvenient. Do you have any ideas?

    Many kind regards,
    Tom.

    Thread Starter Tom

    (@tomwenk)

    I checked in with the hosting again. There are no errors whatsoever with them. We use the WP Rocket caching plugin on our site. When I activate this plugin, the error occurs. If it is deactivated, everything works. Is there a js file or a css file that I can explicitly exclude from caching so that it might work?

    Thread Starter Tom

    (@tomwenk)

    1. Is that a Woocommerce hook or a RankMaths hook, and do you have an URL that I can view which provides documentation for it?

    I think it’s a RankMaths hook. They gave the code to me to show your Site Reviews – Star-Ratings in the RankMaths Google Preview.

    2. What does the $rating variable contain?

    I think the 5 Stars

    3. Do you have access to the product post ID in that hook? Or, does get_the_ID() work in that hook to get the product ID?

    I have asked RankMaths support

    ___________________________

    I think that should be the code I have to include. How does the code link with the RankMaths code?

    $ratingInfo = glsr_get_rating([
        'assigned_to' => 'post_id',
    ]);
    
    // OR:
    
    $ratingInfo = apply_filters('glsr_get_rating', null, [
        'assigned_to' => 'post_id',
    ]);
    Thread Starter Tom

    (@tomwenk)

    Hey, first of all thank you for your extremely positive support! I have already written to RankMath support (https://support.rankmath.com/ticket/rankmaths-x-site-reviews-issue/) with your input. You are doing a strong job! Exactly the code brought the two schemes together! Thank you so much! I will definitely recommend the Site Reviews plugin based on your support and i will use it in future customer projects. Thank you!!

    Thread Starter Tom

    (@tomwenk)

    good Morning. The support gave me the following code snippet so that everyone in the rankings can change Maths. Do you know what I was dealing with now? ?? Best regards

    **
    * Filter to change the schema data.
    * Replace $schmea_type with schema name like article, review, etc.
    * @param array $entity Snippet Data
    * @return array
    */
    add_filter( “rank_math/snippet/rich_snippet_{$schema}_entity”, function( $entity ) {
    return $entity;
    });

    Thread Starter Tom

    (@tomwenk)

    The second scheme comes from my SEO plugin Rank Math, which is generated. When I do this, I only see a schematic. Is there a way that I can connect the two?

    Thread Starter Tom

    (@tomwenk)

    A rich snippet test detects 2 products. Everything is fine for one, for the other aggregate rating and review are not recognized.
    Do you know what can be the reason? My SEO plugin (Rank Math) does not recognize the stars in its preview either. However, when I give a rating via WooCommerce, they are recognized and displayed. So there has to be a mistake somewhere, right?

    Thread Starter Tom

    (@tomwenk)

    Hey, can you check the page again please? It worked because I reactivated WooCommerce reviews. With your plugin it looks like this:

    I use the shortcode:
    [site_reviews schema= “true” assigned_to=”post_id” pagination=”ajax” display=”5″]

    To make the whole thing more beautiful, I use several shortcodes from your plugin and hide individual elements (see below on https://testhelden.com/produkt/bundeswehr-einstellungstest/). But I only use the code ‘schema = “true”‘ in a shortcode as described.

    Thread Starter Tom

    (@tomwenk)

    already integrated ‘schema=”true”‘ .. that’s the point..

    Thread Starter Tom

    (@tomwenk)

    same to me. Unfortunately Loco Translate cannot find a file to translate either.

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