vcnickels

@stuartduff yes, that is true and I do use Redirection. It’s an invaluable tool.

Unfortunately, I would have to create a redirect for every single deleted item which is impractical at best. I was hoping to use Redirection’s RegEx, which I am not terribly good with, to accomplish this but it does not seem to be possible. I have asked this in the Redirection support forum here and the plugin author has stated this.

If you know otherwise please do let me know. This is probably something that should be handled by WooCommerce but something tells me it will never be.

We delete them intentionally for a variety of reasons, archiving them doesn’t fit in. As it stands now with Woo if we mark an item sold, which we do before deleting them after a period of time, they stay out of the normal display. Adding a custom field is redundant.

@dualcube

I would but that forum only seems to work for the Pro version which I do not have.

I have talked to Kadence about this as well and their response is

I looked it doesn’t filter on the add to cart, it hooks into the product page on a main hook. One that isn’t used in the woo templates because that would defeat the purpose since that hooks in all the parts and wouldn’t allow you to control it. You would just need to talk with WC Catalog Enquiry and ask them for a shortcode to output there form and button. Then you can add that to your woo template.

Hi @dualcube,

You can see an example here https://staging2.del-hst.net/catalog/bath-accessories/chrome-soap-dish/

Thanks

What a bullshit reason. I love this plugin because it is probably the simplest IG plugin to set up. It does what it says and no more, no less.

IG is probably peeved because they can’t serve ads on it.

Anyway, I’ll be using it until IG forces it not to work anymore. Good Luck man!

Nothing for Events here… just the very bare bones hAtom info.

WPMU Dev has made an update to the SmartCrawl plugin that seems to have fixed the issue. I’m not sure *exactly* what the issue was but the newest update notes say that they are reverting some changes that caused WSOD on some sites.

Thanks a lot!

My guess is that something, a piece of shortcode maybe, got stuck in SmartCrawl’s output. I like WPMU Dev, especially the community, but sometimes their plugins are “quirky”, this one in particular. Not the first ticket I will have filed on it. lol

Cheers!

I’m going to save that for later.

I do know that when I disabled everything, save for Builder and Widgets, and added everything back one by one leaving caching for the dead last, the second I activated SmartCrawl it went boing. There were a few others before it though so I’m sure there’s more to it but the site works so I’m happy for the moment. I’ll look deeper into it and pester WPMU Dev about it.

I find SEO to be Black Magic anyway though and have been debating about getting rid of SmartCrawl. I run a small local site for a small business that doesn’t advertise so it’s unneeded overhead.

… so… Not a caching plugin.

The culprit is my SEO plugin, SmartCrawl from WPMU Dev.

The update now works, of course… gah.

Working on that now… ahh, the joys of WordPress. hah

Side note – Wasn’t the new version of WP supposed to do something about this, or is that part of 5?

Sooo….

Rolling back the Widgets Bundle isn’t working. Same error.

Thanks,

I got your email but I have to leave (other, unrelated, fires burn, lol) so if roll back will work I’ll try that.

• This reply was modified 6 years, 5 months ago by vcnickels.

Thanks Andrew.

I submitted a ticket through the site as well, two actually because I left information out. I wasn’t sure how frequently you all check WP’s forums but figured someone else may have encountered the bug as well and had a better idea.

Will rolling back to the previous version “fix” the issue without making more problems?

Cheers,

VC