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Where can I find this “Breadcrumb NavXT Paths extension plugin”? I’m looking for a way to control which category (in the parent-structure) should be shown to the user.

I were expericing a problem, where the system by default selected local pickup ~ free. This is due to the fact, that the get_default_method returns the first id, which in my case, was the local pickup. I wanted a more intelligent solution, as the majority of my customers choose an delivery-option indifferent from the local pickup. I wanted the cheapest shipping to be selected as default, and ignore the local pickup.

function ea_default_shipping_method( $method ) {
    $_cheapest_cost = 100000;
	$packages = WC()->shipping()->get_packages()[0]['rates'];

	foreach ( array_keys( $packages ) as $key ) {
        if ( ( $packages[$key]->cost > 0 ) && ( $packages[$key]->cost < $_cheapest_cost ) ) {
            $_cheapest_cost = $packages[$key]->cost;
            $method_id = $packages[$key]->id;
        }
	}

	return $method_id;
}
add_filter( 'woocommerce_shipping_chosen_method', 'ea_default_shipping_method', 10 );

Hi again,

I’ve tested this, and it seems to work perfectly, thanks Clause!:

global $q_config;

if (get_post_meta($order->id, 'lang_code', true) != '') {
     $q_config['language'] = get_post_meta($order->id, 'lang_code', true);
}

generates the invoice in the language I’ve specified.

Thanks, I’ll try this tomorrow. I’ll let you know how it works.

All strings is using the __, so wordpress knows it has to translate them. But I’m not sure where I can configure/change which language they actually should translate into. Could be nice if there was some global variable I could assign, or something. Dunno if it makes sense?

Yeah, I’ve looked at these sites ??

I havn’t really found a good solution for this yet, course – as I explain – I’d like to control the invoices generated language at the orders details. Could be nice, if there was a smarter way than using the:
$text = apply_filters(‘translate_text’, $text, $lang=null, $flags=0);
$term = apply_filters(‘translate_term’, $term, $lang=null, $taxonomy=null);
$url = apply_filters(‘translate_url’, $url, $lang=null);

Course as I see it, I’ve to apply this on all strings, in order to change to language accordingly to my fields languagecode.

Am I forced to implement translate_text(), parsing my fields 2-char languagecode, on all strings?

Isn’t there a smarter way to do this?

Hi kristjan683,

It’s pretty long time sense I fixed this issue, so it’s pretty blurry what I exactly made of changes.
I’m using Avada theme – they might have fixed it already, not sure of that.
Anyways, I changed the .js theme file located in /themes/Avada/assets/js/wc-cart-fragments.js to this:
https://gist.github.com/unicco33/e11747836cb51a80128faae3ce0db3f6

In /themes/avada/class-avada-scripts.php on line 49 I commented this out:
if( class_exists( ‘WooCommerce’ ) && class_exists( ‘SitePress’ ) ) {

The condition was never true, so

wp_deregister_script( ‘wc-cart-fragments’ );
wp_register_script( ‘wc-cart-fragments’, get_template_directory_uri() . ‘/assets/js/wc-cart-fragments.js’, array( ‘jquery’, ‘jquery-cookie’ ), $theme_info->get( ‘Version’ ), true );

was never executed.

It might be different, ofcourse, if you’re using other themes. Hope this helps.

I’m experiencing the same issue. Nginx times out and returns 502 bad gateway. Have tried setting the max_execution_time to 30000 – same error.

Likewise Found Velancia Property, my site have pretty many images (Media displays 2000 elements) – so that might be the issue. Nevertheless, are there any fixed for this?

Your way too slow, I changed to SendGrid instead – works perfectly

Thanks for your reply leslierad. Following his instructions fixed the switching-issue. Nevertheless my meta-descriptions is still mixed. All tags in meta-descriptions are gone, so I’ve to add them manually. This wouldn’t be a problem, if I had 3 pages. But 1300-pages, god………………..”/QY()”¤)%(/)”(

Oh, thats seems right. I’ve just tried changing language, and adding an item to cart. After the item has been added, and the cart’s total have been calcucated, the correct language is displayed in the minicart. It only becomes a problem, in that period where the users change language, to he actually puts something in the cart.

Guess I’ve to live with this. Thanks anyways.

How are things working out ? ??

http atm.

Yes, the producttitle is displayed as:
“[:da]dansk[:en]engelsk[:no]norsk[:sv]svensk[:de]tysk[:]”

So it’s basically everything with the minicart that are troubling.

You can see it at 91.121.165.163 https://www.ejstruplys.dk.

Perfect!