zakalwe

Managed to resolve this but thought it worth mentioning. When installing Woocommerce, they add a permalink for the “Lost Password” page. Clearing that from “Woocommerce -> Settings ->Advanced -> Account Endpoints -> Lost Password” reverts back to regular url. Would be good if you can push a fix to that.

Are there any hooks we can leverage to achieve this. We have a situation whereby we want to apply a minimum order amount to the cart however some of our products are exempt from this rule.

@stephjacq Can you confirm whether this option should be available for Variable Products at the parent level? I have just disabled all plugins on an old version of the site and this option does not seem to appear.

@stephjacq

Managing stock seems okay – https://imgur.com/a/91qo8Lh
Without managing stock gives us no option to flag a stock as in/out of stock – https://imgur.com/a/rvUVnit

Thanks for looking into this. The config fix you supplied seems to have done the trick! Hopefully Ninja Forms will flag this as a necessary field or code up to not generate anything in the logs.

I would like to second this. When the registration option is disabled, users are still able to register with this plugin. Is there a filter or a hook we can use to check users and make a decision on whether we should let the system register them?

Thanks Gerroald,

This works exactly as you have said. Was just worried as I tested the changed login slug first and then double-checked wp-login.php to check it was working.

Panic averted.

Much appreciated,

Zak

Just want to confirm that I have encountered this also on a fresh install. Permissions weren’t the issue either.

Good to know. Thank you! Can I pick your brains further and could you point me in the direction of which hooks/filters I can “grep” to see which plugins or themes would hook into the update process. I just want to be able to see if there is code lurking.

Just a bit peeved that hosting sold as “suitable for WordPress” has now provided so many limitations and basic ones at that! I’ve been told that updates would have to be done manually and that plugins should be updated one by one (although I think that this issue is less of a concern now – I haven’t looked at the Core code fully but I think these are updated with individual AJAX calls rather than updating in a batch).

Manually updating WP was one of the options they provided but my argument is that I am reselling to non-technical clients so asking them to update WordPress manually really isn’t an option and I simply don’t have time to update all my clients websites manually. I don’t want to say where I am hosting the sites as I want to give the provider enough of a chance to resolve the issue. I just want to be able to say to them that, no, the themes and plugins have no bearing on updating the Core. With regards to how the sites are being hoisted – its simply just a shared hosting platform – so space on an Ubuntu virtual server (but no SSH access).

Has anyone else come across this issue with a resolution? Also having the same issue. This is causing the WP Media Library in Grid mode not to load.