Austin M - a11n

Great, I’m glad to hear it! I’ll leave the thread open for a little longer in case other people have the same issue and upgrading their PHP version doesn’t fix the issue, but hopefully that will do it.

Great, I’m glad you were able to figure it out! Cheers!

Hi @welderferreira! I’d be happy to help you, but I only speak English. Is that OK? I translate your question as:

Nothing I do translates the cart, how to proceed? I installed the loco and the translation is ok, but Proceed To Checkout continues

Is that correct? If so, there are a few things to try:

1. Make sure that you’ve translated all instances of the string “Proceed to checkout,” if there’s more than one instance of it.

2. Make sure that that string isn’t showing up in another plugin or your theme. If it is, translate it in the other plugin/theme as well.

3. If you have any sort of caching enabled on your site, clear the cache.

Hi @ojsmith79. Thanks for the detailed explanation and the system status report. I see the behavior you describe, but I’m not seeing any JavaScript errors when I look in my browser console on those pages, which is odd. There are two things I would do going forward:

1. See if there are any fatal error logs. You can check these by going to WooCommerce > Status > Logs in your dashboard. Open the dropdown by the “View” button and see if there are any logs there with “fatal-errors” in the name. If so, those might give some clue as to what is going on.

2. If the fatal error logs don’t exist or don’t have anything helpful, reach out to your host and let them know you’re having difficulties with ajax on your site. There might be some sort of security setting that is preventing that from working correctly.

Hi @roxirewal25452867! We’ll need to take a look at your account. Can you please contact our support team directly by going to https://woocommerce.com/my-account/create-a-ticket/ or emailing us at [email protected]? A public forum is not an ideal place to discuss this. Thanks! 🙂

Hi @bgbs! There are a few ways you could accomplish this:

1. The way that is closest in a technical sense to what you’ve envisioned conceptually is Composite Products. Essentially, the product would be a “kit” where you would add different ingredients until you got the configuration you wanted. You could also limit certain categories of ingredients to keep customers from using ingredient combinations that didn’t make sense (e.g., only allowing them to choose one type of sauce).

2. A simpler and cheaper way would be to use Product Add-Ons. Using this method, you could make each ingredient be an add-on, and customers could add what they wanted. You don’t get the same kind of fine-tuned control of conditional logic with this method as with Composite Products, but I think most of the same functionality would be there. You can make add-ons required, and could make something like sauce type a multiple choice add-on, so they have to choose one out of several options.

Hi @mmer12,

> I tried to turn off all caching plugs that had been installed, to no avail. Ideas for next steps?

Can you give me more detail on what “development mode” is? You mentioned that it seemed to solve the problem and disabled caching, but turning off caching plugins did not help, so I’m wondering if there’s something else development mode does that fixes the issue.