WPSeeker

Hi

OK, I believe this is the problem.

[20-Feb-2019 21:39:09 UTC] WordPress database error Table ‘db_dom29079.wp_gdrts_itemmeta’ doesn’t exist for query SELECT * FROM wp_gdrts_itemmeta WHERE item_id = 2 made by do_action(‘wp_ajax_gdrts_live_handler’), WP_Hook->do_action, WP_Hook->apply_filters, gdrts_core_ajax->handler, gdrts_core_ajax->vote, gdrts_get_rating_item_by_id, gdrts_rating_item::get_instance, gdrts_core_db->get_item_meta, d4p_wpdb_core->run

How do I recreate the table?

Thanks

BTW These are the only tables I have related to your plugin.

wp_gdrts_cache
wp_gdrts_items
wp_gdrts_logs

Yes, this is what it looks like under Rating type.

Name: answers         Transplants · transplants
Label: Answers

• This reply was modified 6 years, 1 month ago by WPSeeker.
• This reply was modified 6 years, 1 month ago by WPSeeker.

BTW When I mouseover the stars I get Infinity:undefined.

Not sure if that’s the cause.

Thanks for fixing it, it’s working now.

Ok, I figured out the solution. Here it is for anyone who needs it.

'.do_shortcode("[lh_qr_code text=".urlencode($qrlink)."]").';

I got it to work by copying the code from another QR code plugin that output the address correctly. This is the format that made it work.

$qrlink = 'BEGIN%3AVCARD+VERSION%3A4.0%0D%0AN%3AForrest%3BGump%3B%3BMr.%3B%0D%0AFN%3AForrest+Gump%0D%0AORG%3ABubba+Gump+Shrimp+Co.%0D%0ATITLE%3AShrimp+Man%0D%0ATEL%3BTYPE%3DWORK%2Cvoice%3BVALUE%3Duri%3Atel%3A%2B1-111-555-1212%0D%0AADR%3BTYPE%3DWORK%2CPREF%3A%3B%3B100+Waters+Edge%3BBaytown%3BLA%3B30314%3BUnited+States+of+America%0D%0ALABEL%3BTYPE%3DWORK%2CPREF%3A100+Waters+Edge%5CnBaytown%5C%2C+LA+30314%5CnUnited+States+of+America%0D%0AEND%3AVCARD'
;

Is there any way your plugin can be made to automatically translate the spaces and characters like this?

Thanks

• This reply was modified 8 years, 1 month ago by WPSeeker.

Your review makes no sense.

First of all. You should choose an Ecommerce platform based on it’s security, features and available plugins. There is nothing to touch WooCommerce within the WordPress space.

Second. Divi Builder does not have to be used on every page. WooCommerce is very easy to customize so why you would want to rely on a page builder to modify the product page is beyond me. If you want to get into the business of creating websites then you need to have the skills to deal with all kinds of situations like this.

Conflicts between third-party plugins are a reality of life and you are not going to do your customers any justice if you are locked into using pagebuilders alone. You need to have the skills to work around conflicts that can occur.

Trashing WooCommerce because another plugin does not play well with it makes no sense. You should be complaining about Divi Builder because WooCommerce was around first. Divi Builder needs to be made to work well with WooCommerce, not the other way around.

• This reply was modified 8 years, 3 months ago by WPSeeker.

I’m having the same issue. The plugin works so thanks for creating it.

It’s just that I don’t want to retrieve all the custom fields since some info is private. Is it possible to be able to just have it get the fields that are being used, and not all of them?

Any ideas?

Thanks

Hi Jonathan

I mean the count within the dropdowns.

Thanks

I haven’t given my own 1 star rating yet. But if things are not provided as requested in 1 week from now I will have no other option because this is not what the plugin repo is supposed to be used for.

I agree with swinggraphics. I asked months ago for a sample module we can use to develop our own but we got nothing.

At the same time they were able to build their own website to sell their own modules.

Hi

It’s been a month and you have now started to sell modules, but there is still not even one sample module provided so we can build our own. That is what your plugin promises, the ability to create our own modules.

@ktphdeveloper

I feel there is an even better option. Take the taxonomy.php that comes with Genesis Connect for WooCommerce and move it to your local WooCommerce directory inside your child theme.

Then modify it so you unhook the “genesiswooc_product_taxonomy_loop”. That leaves you with a blank page where you can create your own custom loops.

Then get the Views plugin and use it to create your own custom view where you can set all kinds of filters in terms of how your products are outputted. This gives you full control over what products are shown, what order they are shown in etc. You can even create custom meta fields for your products and then filter using those.

All you have to do is then insert your View into the taxonomy page so it replaces the Genesis Woo loop.

This gives you the best of all worlds, Genesis, WooCommerce and custom queries.

Yes I am. I’m using Waterfox and mine do not show up.