devsaredead

I don’t think I’m gonna test that plugin which has not been updated for over a year. I trust more to repair the database via mysql. However, neither that nor reinstalling Woo has been successfull. I’m stuck now, because the issue is both on staging and live site, and I fear it cannot be fixed. I have also downgraded WP version with a plugin but the situation is stuck. This is Woo’fault, you can see again the shop page, please advice in details.

• This reply was modified 1 year, 8 months ago by devsaredead.

Hello again, I confirm this must be a corrupted database after latest WP (or Woo?) release, because you can see the issue persists with Storefront activated.

The default language show in falang is the language you write your content in WP. It’s your site language

hi again, sorry but Falang insists on making up its own default language. It starts in English with a message “the site language (in Settings > General) is not the same set by Falang as predefined. You must modify your default language in Worpress settings” , I do change it but Falang still keeps the english and the error message-

UPDATE: I had to click to make the black star appear

• This reply was modified 1 year, 8 months ago by devsaredead.

thank you for your attention. For some weird reasons, the problem went away overnight (though I had it both on my staging ad live site). I can’t explain how, maybe the database just needed to… make itself comfortable with the new version. 🙂

hello, I had asked for support but you didn’t really address the issues in details.

• For instance you could start fixing your tutordemo.xml file which is corrupted (it redirects to a blank pdf file). Importing courses would help understand how Tutor works.
• Then you could explain how to separate Instructor from Student login, like you have in your demo.
• You must also explain why, after login, Instructor and Student are on the same dasboard… it really does not make sense. A Student can even create a course, and that’s just wrong.
• I have asked you if it’s possible to install Tutor in a subdomain, as a stand-alone platform.
• 3 shortcodes are not enough. I would expect a logic like Woocommerce where you have a shortcode for each task (myaccount, cart, payments, etc.) and you can insert them anywhere you like (it would help inserting Tutor modules in custom pages). I have seen many examples of websites where the course list is inside a normal page, but it is impossible to build one in my website (either Tutor is not compatible with Wpbakery or it simply is broken).

I was expecting some feedback, this doesn’t look inviting for buying a pro version. There’s no way of putting shortcodes into a Wpbakery html element, meaning that it’s not possible to customize a page; moreover there’s no way of integrating the dashboards into the Woo my-account page; and by the way, refreshing the page for just switching tabs it’s not nice for performance.

Oh, not to mention your xml demo data that redirects to a pdf !

So far, a total failure.

….my bad, I was testing with one browser while logged in and with another while logged out. 🙂 However, this made me discover that the slider/popup appears only to non-logged users. So, maybe you could add a small message like “you are already logged in”.

hi @maizul , I’m persuaded of TutorLMS, I just want to be sure it has no conflicts with my theme or whatsoever before committing into the Pro version. My theme is one of the most popular (Salient), and always updated, so it’s a surprise that I have problems like this one or this one.

I would think that adding builder Droip on top of the existing Wpbakery would just cause more risks of conflicts. Besides, I don’t really know how to use the shortcode mapper… it looks like it needs to enter them manually.

But really, instead of creating many pages isn’t it easier to be able to create a page like yours? Maybe TutorLMS can be installed on a subdomain and work independently from WordPress? (in that case it would make sense to have a dedicated theme).

What do you reckon?