urikanonov

Hi,

I tried to open a pull request but I’m getting a 403 authentication error when pushing it to the remote branch. Who can help me with this?

$ git.exe push –progress “origin” user/urikanonov/variable-product-default-variation
remote: Permission to woocommerce/facebook-for-woocommerce.git denied to urikanonov.
fatal: unable to access ‘https://github.com/woocommerce/facebook-for-woocommerce.git/’: The requested URL returned error: 403

Thanks,
Uri

I tried to submit a feature request multiple times but my requests are being ignored.
All I want is one simple filter. I’m even willing to contribute the code myself.

Can you please help make this happen?

Thanks,
Uri

@ihereira – All of the above “resources” are general for Woocommerce.
I’m asking for a very specific (and small) feature addition for this particular plugin. If this isn’t the appropriate channel to ask for this feature then please tell me what is the proper way.

Also, is there an option to contribute this change myself?

Thanks,
Uri

Regarding question #1, looks like this default variation indeed controls the price judging by this thread:
https://github.com/woocommerce/facebook-for-woocommerce/issues/233

I just need a more flexible way of controlling the variation rather than the hardcoded logic that currently exists.

Hi @xue28, this is already what I’m already doing. The products are being synced to the Facebook catalog and from there shown in the Instagram shop. However, the view on Instagram doesn’t show multiple variations for variable products (like it does on Facebook) but a single price.
I’m trying to control that single price. My guess is that’s coming from the default variation for the product group and hence why I would like to control it.

So my asks are:
1. Can you please confirm that price is indeed controlled by the “default” variation?
2. To add a filter using which I can control the result of the “WC_Facebookcommerce_Integration::get_product_group_default_variation” method to choose the default variation on my own.

I hope this is clearer now ??

Thanks,
Uri

But if the user writes the mail in the checkout page but then navigates away from it, you won’t repopulate it because it’s saved under billing_email.

What reason do you have to same the same data once under guest_mail and once under billing_email? Previously it was always guest_email…

Hurray! No more error ??
Think 5.1.3 solves the problem.

Thank you!

Hi,

I’m not talking about the wp_enqueue_style CSS’s which FVM already handles.

I’m referring to the Custom CSS that’s added via the UI.
https://en.support.wordpress.com/custom-design/editing-css/

This CSS can eventually be post-processed by the ‘wp_get_custom_css’ filter before being outputted.
Given that on my site I have a pretty large “custom CSS” block, minifying it saves several additional KBs, which can’t hurt ??

Regarding the function_exists, you’re right. I’ve already added on my site (just after posting this ?? )

Hi,
Did you find a solution?
Im having the same problem.

Thanks!

Notice is gone, thank you ??
Great plugin btw!

I had the global attributes manually pre-set, that might be the reason it worked for me

Hi Mike,
I’m also trying to use the plugin and having a problem with importing *non global* attributes. If the attribute is global it does work.

Having some issues with *non global* attributes. They’re simply not being set.
Global attributes however are being set.