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  • Thread Starter forgetmenaut

    (@deadlyvine)

    Thank you, but I’m already aware of that functionality. However, I am not sure how I can utilize this in tandem with the backend content *following* the pipe symbol. If I specify a default BCC for all outbound messages, this can work, but in my example there would then be redundancy.

    Is it possible to on-the-fly define a BCC if option 3 in my example is selected? I don’t need a BCC on all entries, only on the third option. If I have to BCC *all* outbound forms to accomplish this, then that isn’t what I’m looking for. Thank you!

    Thanks so much, you’ve made me feel like I’m not going crazy as I encounter all these issues. (Also very funny to find someone encountering these issues and posting on the same day and same time as myself!)

    Thread Starter forgetmenaut

    (@deadlyvine)

    Thanks for your quick response. I never had said the WooCommerce folder was empty, only that the Fatal Error seems to have triggered a destructive happening to the WooCommerce installation itself. The error message I posted came as the only warning the site was experiencing difficulty. While the site’s front end continued to work, WooCommerce was now disabled and many top menu entries that corresponded to WooCommerce shop pages and/or products also became non-functional.

    The circumstance around the plugin folder was that firstly, WooCommerce was completely corrupted somehow and not showing in Active or Disabled Plugins, suddenly. Attempting to install WooCommerce returned the “can’t install, directory already exists” – prompting me to look on the server and note that despite the presence of the WooCommerce dir under Plugins, it was not recognized by WordPress.

    Your plugin was the most recent installation with very few other WooCommerce add-ons, and has twice now cited as the reason for the site crash – once yesterday and once about 2 weeks ago. Neither coincided with a WordPress Update, either, though I’m seeing your suggestion about plugin/extension updates as potentially problematic. The JetPack AutoUpdate (Plugins) could be doing a bulk update that I might assume would update WooCommerce before your plugin.

    Did the error message reveal anything?
    Error message: Uncaught Error: Call to undefined function WPO\WC\PDF_Invoices\Documents\wc_get_order_statuses() in /www/wp-content/plugins/woocommerce-pdf-invoices-packing-slips/includes/documents/class-wcpdf-invoice.php:204

    Thanks again

    Thread Starter forgetmenaut

    (@deadlyvine)

    It’s also worth noting that the plugin failing disabled WooCommerce, which then disabled 4 other WooCommerce-related plugins I’d installed. Basically, one of the more catastrophic fails of a plugin. Is it normal for WooCommerce to be deactivated?

    The reinstall of WooCommerce merited deleting the actual plugin folder, as it was still there but not visible to the WP install.

    I had this going on… I simply renamed edit.php (my troubling file) to edit2.php and then back to edit.php and voila!

    the file permissions in advance of my doing this were all set properly, so not much of the above worked…

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