Michelle R. Wood

Thanks for your help, that did the trick! It would be really helpful if that information was added to the documentation on the PODs website (https://docs.pods.io/displaying-pods/magic-tags/display-filters-with-magic-tags/#Examples).

Update: I cleared out any data for this page from the cfs_values table and the postmeta tables, then went back and attempted to add a row in the loop. After saving this data once again disappeared from the page. Checking inside the database, I see that the cfs_values table is once again unchanged, but the postmeta table added my new information.

Obviously there is a problem within my site where the cfs_values table is not getting written to (which would explain why it is not showing up on the page in the GUI).

Attempts to add the data back manually all fail: every time I save, anything I’ve added in the loop gets erased. Nothing new is written to either database table.

Update: upon closer inspection of the database table, I see that while the data has been erased from the cfs_values table, it’s still in the postmeta table. Simply restoring the cfs_values table (without restoring the rest of the db) does not repopulate the data on the page.

I see that you ask for the website username and password of the site through the support web form. Is there an email address I could write to instead?

OK, I think I had a fundamental misunderstanding of what the Mirijeh Secure Checkout Page did. I was thinking it replaced the normal Woocommerce Cart page when it actually piggybacked on it to handle the credit card processing. Enabling APG to handle all Payment Gateways under its settings made everything else work. Just a reminder to test, test, and when you think you’ve done it all, test again.

For anyone else having this problem: the APG Shipping module requires you to set what Payment Gateways it works with: I’ve now successfully tested an order with a Stripe plugin + dynamic shipping. I’m goign to give Mirijeh one more try.

I’m getting closer to a solution: when I set free shipping to everything I can process an order, but I can’t with the APG Shipping module enabled. I’m heading over to their support forum for advice.

However, even with free shipping enabled and all else disabled, I’ve yet to get the Mijireh Secure Checkout page to work. I’ve slurped both on my site and over in the Mijireh account, I’ve disabled nearly all plugins but WordPress and SSL, I’ve changed themes, but all I get is the shortcode rather than the checkout page. I feel like there’s an extra step somewhere I’m missing, but for now I’m going to focus on the payment options I can actually get to work.

It’s not just Stripe: all Checkout Options (Paypal, Checque, etc) give me the same “Invalid payment method” error. I have SSL enabled and applied to all shop pages, I’ve enabled Force secure checkout, I’ve got shipping rates setup and working properly. What on earth does it take to actually buy something in Woocommerce?

I’m also trying a Stripe Payment plugin independent of Mijireh. It at least lets me enter my credit card info, but then gives me the same error: “Invalid payment method.” I can’t seem to get any kind of payment gateway to work in Woocommerce.

The client needs to create custom sorts for each category, some of which have a lot of products. So, she’d like on the admin side to reveal 30 or 50 products to do the sort, but not touch the number of products displayed on the front end to customers. I’m ditching the Product Sort and Display plugin and working on a custom template to mimic its behavior, which frees up both the screen options and the theme products per settings.

Hmm, the Products Per Page plugin doesn’t allow users to change the screen options products per page on the backend, which the client needs. Looks like I’ll be troubleshooting this problem after all.

Unfortunately no, the site’s still in production. Like I said, I believe the Product Sort and Display plugin is overriding the theme in some way, but I’ve got a lot of deadlines this week and not much time to hunt down the problem. For now I’m relying on Sormano’s plugin to get the desired functionality.

I determined that the WooCommerce Product Sort and Display LITE was causing a problem: deactivating it caused the right number of products to show. However, I need that plugin so the client can create a custom sort order for her products. I don’t usually like installing more than one plugin to do the same job, but I don’t have time to track down the issue with Sort and Display, so I’ve installed the WooCommerce Products Per Page plugin as suggested. It did the trick.

Unfortunately no, we are not live with the site yet. I’ve tried recreating all woocommerce stylesheets in my child theme, but it is constantly rewritten when I check back on the site.