vagu71

Created an images folder inside the AMP theme and then gave a path to the images in style.php to the file in the images folder. Seemed to work smoothly. Thanks Ahmed!

• This reply was modified 5 years, 7 months ago by vagu71.

Removed the trailing and leading slashes from an innerpage URL. Still did not work.

Correction to the post above….& gets saved as the html entity of & which is & a m p ;

For some reason, this form converts the html entity to the character as well.

Updating wordpress to 4.5.3 brings up this error:

“
Fatal error: Cannot redeclare class WC_Shipping_Zones in /home/sitefolder/public_html/wp-content/plugins/woocommerce/includes/class-wc-shipping-zones.php on line 17
”

Removing it using custom css or javascript looks like the only option possible? Is there a way to comment that in the markup?

Hi,

Many thanks for your message. Was able to get the compare button on the content-product.php file successfully using the shortcode.

Is there any way to trigger the compare popup using a link maybe?

Basically, what we want is to be able to put a custom link somewhere on the archive-product.php file which triggers the compare popup.

Our product archive does not have a sidebar and is 1 column full width. So adding a compare widget in the sidebar is not an option.

So ideally, if there is a shortcode, or a php that outputs the compare popup code, we can put that in a bootstrap modal.

Alternatively, if there is a code which can be added to the archive-product.php markup, that gets the popup, that’ll be awesome.

We tried grabbing the code of the compare button from the sidebar manually and putting it on the archive-prducts.php file. The button came, but when clicked, it didn’t open the compare thing in a popup. Instead, it kinda redirected to another page which had that content. But yeah, it did get the content of the compare popup successfully.

<a href="https://www.actualizestudiodev.com/testwordpressv?action=yith-woocompare-view-table&iframe=true" class="compare button">Compare</a>

Has anyone else faced this problem and found a solution to it?

Unfortunately, this is very important to me. I use max mega menu on a lot of sites and also need wordpress access control to restrict pages/posts based on user roles.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Ok, don’t know what had happened. But uninstalling and deleting the plugin, and then running the wordpress optimizer (another plugin) and then installing this plugin again fixed the issue.

Also, after installing the new version:

We had a relationship custom field (ACF) to the bwg_gallery post type. This loaded with the galleries before. I does not load up anything anymore, even though there are galleries present in the system.

Ok, I deleted it and installed the new version after downloading it from uyour site. Current version 2.2.79.

New issue: Earlier I was able to access the gallery single post by going to the link: siteurl/bwg_gallery/gallery-slug/

This gets a 404 on the new version.

Please help…

Hi support,

Is there an easy way to update? The update link on the wordpress admin left menu takes me to your site plans page.

Help solicited..

I’m afraid I moved away from archive-product.php for this particular project where I faced this issue. But your solution looks promising. I will try and add this code to the next woocommerce gig and try and use archive-product.php. Will let you know how it goes.

Got excited that someone else faced the same problem ??

Unfortunately, Tom’s solution didn’t work for me. Anyone else facing this issue? The max mega menu css gets messed up when the WP Access plugin is activated.

Also, the max mega menu submenus don’t work when the plugin is activated.

brucecoy, thanks for your reply and the solution. Turning on ajax made it work. Ajax can be turned on on the page where you insert your form short code. While inserting, the page gives you that option.