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Provided access to staging site but sadly no solution yet, I lost too much money already on incorrectly priced carts so I’ve had to disable and turn all discounted grouped products into simple product bundles at a reduced price. Not what I wanted but I will now look for an alternative premium plugin.

Json submitted, thanks

Thanks for your reply. After some testing, it turns out that the problem was caused by the plugin “Advanced Dynamic Pricing for WooCommerce”. In setting a discount for multiple products from the same line, somehow it overrode the price in USD and applied the GBP price. I disabled the plugin and the prices are now correct at checkout. Unfortunately I can’t now offer those discounts… I take it the plugin is not compatible with WooPayments, which is a shame.

Brilliant thanks!

To get around the lack of “Previous” and “Next” classes I did some CSS stuff using :nth-child(1) and :nth-child(2) on the .wp-post-nav a element which works quite well for events like https://wrndev.qpn.org.uk/mc-events/shawlands-farmers-market/. But it’s got a few continuity issues (won’t go between May and June events for example, but will go between June and July – weird) so if you can come up with a better fix in the future I’ll be grateful.

Thanks and don’t worry if you are away. Yes I inspected the code and found that the .wp-post-nav element is present and showing at the bottom of the page, for example https://wrndev.qpn.org.uk/mc-events/website-launch/, but it’s missing the #post-nav-previous-default element inside it, so it doesn’t get pushed up the screen as in normal posts (https://wrndev.qpn.org.uk/post-2/).

As the wrapper element shows I can probably do something with CSS to push it up the page, it’s just strange that the content of the navigation block is different. Perhaps this custom post type isn’t compatible?

I stand corrected and have changed my review and star rating accordingly. It was a different plugin I used previously, but in my opinion shortcodes are an essential feature and should be included in the free version. I did switch to My Calendar in the end which at least allows this.

Thanks for your reply, but email deliverability isn’t my issue. I was simply referring to the fact that your free plugin only seems to allow one notification email to be sent out. So if I want to send two different notifications, one to the site admin and one to the form submitter, I have to pay for the premium version. Do correct me if I’m wrong.

I rolled back, fortunately it remembered my customisations and all is working fine. Just concerned that the latest version supposedly addressed a security issue, so I’d like to update as soon as the bug has been fixed.

Same here. Please address this and let us know which files to patch manually, I have just spent a whole day customising this theme before realising there’s a bug, I can’t restart from scratch!

That’s great thank you. Commenting out those lines seems to solve the problem. I haven’t noticed any changes on the page so hopefully that function isn’t needed.

Thanks! I will try that next time. I would delete the host’s name from my previous comment but it won’t let me edit it now. Will keep it in mind though.

Ah well, I did wonder about the cache. Unfortunately this is [my host’s] shared hosting package with cache in place for CSS and images, though PHP shouldn’t be affected.

It’s also one of the slowest and most unreliable hosting solutions I have ever worked with: they call it “Managed WordPress” and I honestly cannot recommend it. Constant 503 errors, my IP keeps getting blocked so I’m having to keep switching my VPN connection to get back in. They told me their firewall doesn’t block connections, but clearly that’s nonsense. Really awful hosting.

Now I know they give you an option to flush the cache from within the WP admin, so next time I’ll try that, but for now I’ll stick with my workaround.

Thanks

• This reply was modified 3 years, 3 months ago by bcworkz. Reason: removed host's name

Thanks for your help anyway, much appreciated!

Yes, I simply placed the sidebar in amongst all the other ones listed in functions.php, at the top of the list in fact. That’s what I always do (unless the theme calls the sidebars in a separate file, but this one doesn’t, they are all in functions.php). Then the other sidebars are called, then the widgets_ini action is called with

add_action( 'widgets_init', 'ashe_widgets_init' );

So as far as I can see, my sidebar should behave like all the other ones, but it doesn’t… It remains invisible in the frontend.

As I said, I solved it by reassigning an existing sidebar, but it remains a mystery to me.