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Hi, Fahad. Thanks for the reply.

Unfortunately I am unable to do so, as the client requested that the plugin be disabled and uninstalled (prior to your response) so they could receive Woo-related emails again.

I’m having the same issue as shared by nwagner above – I have not made any changes to the default settings, as the client uses manual splitting only.

When checking email logs, I also see ‘DENIED BY RULES’ and ‘You must provide at least one recipient email address.’ All other emails being sent by the site are sending successfully, it is only Woo emails being impacted.

Nothing is ticked or filled in under the ‘Email’ tab in your plugin, in any section (ON/OFF, Placeholders, SMTP Settings, Test Email, Default Emails) because I don’t want Order Splitter to handle any of these things.

How do I need to configure this plugin in order to have it leave everything else alone, and just let the client split orders manually?

I had the same issue, and had to roll back to the previous version.

Within woo-order-splitter/trunk/inc/functions.php, on line 7127 there is a function called ‘wc_os_header_scripts’ that is inserting CSS into the head, though I cannot understand why as it affects the billing and shipping fields.

Hopefully this can be explained and rectified soon.

Hi, thanks for the reply.

I looked for errors relating to this issue, but none seemed to be generated – even though any other errors were being successfully logged.

I cleared the WooCommerce sessions as you suggested and the plugin is now activated successfully. Will I need to be mindful of this whenever there is an update for this plugin? I assume plugins deactivate and reactivate whenever they are updated.

Thanks for your help!

Hi Bojan,

Thanks for your reply, sorry for the delay in getting more information to you. Please try this link instead (fingers crossed): https://www.dropbox.com/s/rj34ojb7kxjx910/Appointments-Notifications.jpg?dl=0

I also have a screenshot of the accessibility settings (again, fingers crossed that it works): https://www.dropbox.com/s/kezjxlyyrdrvbl6/Appointments-Accessibility.jpg?dl=0

I am using a dummy service provider, yes. My understanding of this setting is that the user account for the service provider is ignored, and emails go to the account specified in the accessibility settings… Is this correct?

I notice that I have not chosen to “Allow service provider confirm own appointments” in the accessibility settings – could this be the solution?

I never selected it because it said “Whether you let service providers to confirm pending appointments assigned to them using their profile page.” and there is no profile page for service providers in this case; it was extra functionality that wasn’t required given that there is only one service provider. Does this matter?

Thank you so much for all your help so far.

Hi Bojan,

Thanks so much for your reply. I have uploaded a screenshot of the current settings.

Your understanding of my question is pretty much spot-on, and sort of answers the question (“not possible with the current version of the plugin”). However, in my case the service provider is not receiving any notifications at all. Even in the logs it only tells me that notifications are being sent to the admin.

An example from the logs (email addresses have been altered, they are real addresses in the logs):

[June 8, 2015 11:23 am] Reminder message sent to [email protected] for appointment ID:22
[June 9, 2015 7:03 am] Reminder message sent to [email protected] for appointment ID:22
[June 12, 2015 4:27 pm] Notification message sent to [email protected] for appointment ID:30
[June 18, 2015 11:12 am] Confirmation message sent to [email protected] for appointment ID:12
[June 18, 2015 11:12 am] Reminder message sent to [email protected] for appointment ID:30

As you can see, the actual notification only went to the admin, but reminder messages and confirmation messages are working. As a result, currently the client/provider does not know a new appointment has been made unless she logs in to the website – and obviously this does not suit her.

Hoping you can help! Please let me know if I can provide anything else to assist.

Thanks again, much appreciated.

I’m keen for this functionality too, but none of the ‘usual’ orderby and order commands work within the shortcode – hopefully it’s simple enough to implement.

Can’t speak for Robert Trevellyan, but it seems to be resolved at my end with the latest update. Thanks!

I got a bit ahead of myself, turns out the above didn’t really work. However, this seems to be doing the trick.

$terms = wp_get_post_terms( $post->ID, 'product_cat' );
foreach ( $terms as $term ) $categories[] = $term->slug;
if (in_array( 'hampers', $categories)) {
echo 'hampers'; echo do_shortcode( '[product_category category="extras" per_page="20" columns="4" orderby="date" order="desc"]' );
};

Probably comes as no surprise to anyone reading this thread that I’m no expert with PHP, so corrections are appreciated.

Found my solution! If anyone else is wondering, then WooCommerce’s do_shortcode() function is your friend.

Using the function, I could call the product_category shortcode on single-product.php.

So for my product with an ID of 18:

<?php if (is_product(18)) { echo do_shortcode( ‘[product_category category=”extras” per_page=”20″ columns=”4″ orderby=”date” order=”desc”]’ ); } ?>

I’d like to second ds101’s request/wish for altering the scheduled day/time – I maintain multiple sites and would love to be able to choose the day and time for each one to be backed up.

Thanks again for this plugin, it makes WordPress life so much easier.

Hello! Firstly, thank you for developing this very handy plugin.

I can confirm the same ‘bug’ as Robert Trevellyan in 2.3 – and then some! ??

I have weekly database and weekly full site backups scheduled. This morning I had three emails confirming my weekly full website backup was completed, and another three emails with zip files of the database attached. It’s working as it should, it’s just sending way too many emails.

If it helps at all, my host server has the following:

Operating System: Linux
Server: Apache
MYSQL: 5.1.70-cll
PHP: 5.3.10
WordPress: 3.5.2

Thanks again.

I’ve just posted in another thread with similar concerns.

I don’t mean to sound ungrateful to the WP developers, because it’s a fantastic tool – but the media manager changes seem a little counter-intuitive. It looks great, but it now completely disrupts workflow – and I see from this thread that it’s not just me.

Hopefully someone figures out a hack to get a “Use as featured image” button next to “Insert into post”.

I second your comment… WordPress 3.5 looks great, but the media manager seems to be a step backwards.

Unfortunately it’s not simply a matter of “getting used to it” – the media manager changes have added unnecessary extra steps which have a negative impact on workflow.

For example, as technabob says, we now have to click to switch to Upload Files instead of having it as the default.

Featured Images have become less streamlined too, as the media manager closes after I upload and insert an image, so I then have to go back in and select the featured image. Previously I could click it just before I clicked ‘Insert into post’.

Not to mention the now-tiny input boxes for captions, titles and descriptions. For many of us, these are hugely important parts of uploading photos but appear to have been ‘downgraded’ in terms of their importance to WordPress.

Personally, I miss the old media manager – everything was where I needed it, and the processes were a lot quicker.

Thanks alchymyth, that’s exactly what I needed.

I get what you mean about hard-coding the tag slug, what I was getting at was that I didn’t want to have to hard-code the link to each tag page.

In any case, thanks for having a look at this for me and helping me out. It’s very much appreciated.