With thanks to stillatmylinux for the steer. Here’s the code I used in the end should anyone need something similar // Woocommerce Percentage Saved function percentager_shortcode($atts) { // override default attributes with user attributes $percentager_atts = shortcode_atts([ ‘reg’ => ‘500’, ‘sale’ => ‘200’ ], $atts); $added_up = round( ( ( $percentager_atts[‘reg’] – $percentager_atts[‘sale’] ) / … Read more
This: array(&$this, ‘create_credit_note’, 10, 2)) Should be: array(&$this, ‘create_credit_note’), 10, 2)
Build a simple WP Query, using the offset parameter and post_type => ‘product’. So for each page, you calculate your offset value with $posts_per_page * $page.
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Firstly, get_shipping_method is a function. You seem to be using it as a variable. Secondly $order->get_shipping_method() returns Shipping method label, which you’re trying to compare with id. Now you can either compare Titles, or use $order->get_items( ‘shipping’ ); which returns an array with name, type, method_id, cost and taxes, and use method_id for comparison.
check this may be useful i had similar issue https://ivycat.com/protect-wordpress-login-brute-force-attacks-htaccess/
I figured this out. What fixed it was I needed to use isset in the conditional. old code: if (!$_POST[‘delivery’]){ wc_add_notice( sprintf(__(‘You must accept Additional Shipping Conditions.’, ‘themename’)) ,’error’ ); } if (!$_POST[‘customer’]){ wc_add_notice( sprintf(__(‘You must accept responsibility for address misplacement.’, ‘themename’)) ,’error’ ); } Correct code using isset: if (!isset($_POST[‘delivery’])){ wc_add_notice( sprintf(__(‘You must accept … Read more
Fault was with the dns of the ISP provider. It was still cached from a server migration. Where the http was configured on Apache ( old server)
Not all strings are translated
I Solved it by my Self $args = array( ‘hierarchical’ => 1, ‘show_option_none’ => ”, ‘hide_empty’ => 0, ‘parent’ => $number = 16, ‘taxonomy’ => ‘product_cat’ ); $subcats = get_categories($args); echo ‘<div class=”wooc_sclist”>’; foreach ($subcats as $sc) { $link = get_term_link($sc->slug, $sc->taxonomy); echo ‘<ul><a href=”‘ . $link . ‘”>’ . $sc->name . ‘</a>’.$sc->term_id; $args2 = … Read more