wallydavid

php 7.4

Thats the point of “OPEN SOURCE” software. I should be able to ignore it, or when notified, modify my custom software with your security updates. You shouldn’t be able to push an update to my “SELF HOSTED” site and basically take my store down. I’m not a legal expert by any means, but at what point is “self hosted / open source” not covered under open source.

Under section 7 of your terms you say “Our mission is to make the web a better place, and our Services are designed to give you control and ownership over your websites.”

But I don’t have control if WordPress / Automatic has remote update control to override my settings? This is in part because you guys can figure out the difference between your users (developers using self hosted and end users at wordpress.com). Self hosted sites should be left to the control of developers.

Also, under section 8.b of WooCommerces terms and conditions, the software clearly states that is is open source? At what point is it commercial if you have remote control over it?

I have automatic core updates turned off. Woocommerce/wordpress forced the update anyways. Thats what I want to know how to disable.

I’ll try that, thanks.

These are the two lines I modified in the inverted tables plugin:
Line 32
if ( ! is_page( array( 'page-id-415' ) ) ) {

Line 43-46

$( '.dataTables_filter' ).find( 'input' ).on( 'keyup', function() {
	$( '.dataTables_wrapper' ).find( '.tablepress' ).toggle( $( this ).val().length > 8 );
} ).keyup();
JS;

This url: https://diy4biz.dteenergy.com/customer-address-verification/

Use: 123 anywhere

It immediately starts displaying search results.. not after 8 characters

I’d add this line to the end of the functions.php file in your themes folder.

If you don’t have ftp access to get to the folder, under the appearance tab, there should be a link to EDIT. Click that to edit your theme. It will give you a warning, but look for “functions.php” and add that to the very end and click save.

• (im just a developer – not associated with woocommerce, and going based on how I add these type of functions my wordpress sites.)

• This reply was modified 3 years, 3 months ago by wallydavid.

Thank you, this is what I was looking for. I kept seeing the total and thinking it was [total] not {total}. I missed the curly brackets.

fixed it. For anyone else having this issue with the free version:

open the folder “plugins > variation-swatches-style > inc” in the plugin and edit the “defaults.php” file.

On line 22, 29, & 44 change the yes to a no to hide the tooltip and people can click your product variations again.

I think this only happens on image variations that span multiple lines.

Sorry, I forgot I had the site in maintenance mode. The link should work now. I also send you a login and password to the site if you wanna play around with the css and see if you can figure it out. Thanks.

ok.. so I figured out hide_rows=”1″

only, when I hide row 1, row 2 ends up with the blue background like it’s the header.
I need all the backgrounds in table 1 to be White. and the table header in all the other rows to be a color of some sort…

Im going to assume that the closing labels in your code were stripped when you uploaded the code to WP.org and thats not the same problem so many others are having. The newest version of contact form 7 has some weird enforced styling rules. Here is the fix for that error.

This will generate an error using radial, checbox or label:

******** Wrong ********
<label> Type of problem
[select* menu-581 multiple “AC & Electrical” “Plumbing” “Gardening” “Carpentry” “Painting” “Handyman” “Marble Polishing” “Moving and Packing” “Interior Fit Outs” “Interior Designing” “Swimming Pool Maintenance”] </label>

FIX: Remove the <label> element from around the the [shortcode].

******** Correct ********
<label> Type of problem </label>
[select* menu-581 multiple “AC & Electrical” “Plumbing” “Gardening” “Carpentry” “Painting” “Handyman” “Marble Polishing” “Moving and Packing” “Interior Fit Outs” “Interior Designing” “Swimming Pool Maintenance”]

or
FIX: Remove the <label> element from around the the [shortcode]. all-together from this portion of the form.

******** Correct ********
Type of problem<br>
[select* menu-581 multiple “AC & Electrical” “Plumbing” “Gardening” “Carpentry” “Painting” “Handyman” “Marble Polishing” “Moving and Packing” “Interior Fit Outs” “Interior Designing” “Swimming Pool Maintenance”]

No thanks. I’ve got the answer I was looking for. WordPress is no longer a viable solution for those who tool around in the database via ssh. If I want to copy a site from one server to the other then copy and paste the database and then just change the development IP from 123.123.123.123 to somedomain.com I can no longer so this. I used to simply find and replace all the 123.123.123.123 with somedomain.com, but since it’s serialized data that no longer works.

Which is why I said keep your WordPress fandom opinions to yourself and don’t tell me about using plugins. It’s also not a stupid idea when you manage 100+ sites to quickly move from a development server to a production server easily via a terminal command. Don’t assume “your” workflow on “your” server set up works for everyone.

I’m having the same issue. It looks like WordPress 4.0 changed the URL names of the Themes and Customize links under the appearance menu so AAM is not properly removing them from the menu of users. Looks like AAM probably needs an update. Maybe the author could clarify, but thats what it looks like is happening to me.

This questions is (not about the commercial product..) but the overall functionality the Free and Pro bundle.. So I think it still applies here..

Sorry about that formatting on the last post.. I had to do underscores to get it to work.. but for the example.. pretend the underscores don’t exist… wordpress ignored the extra spaces…