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Thanks, Wfasa,
that’s good to hear. How will be informed? Will there be a newsletter?
Or do I have to check the blog by myself?

Thanks for your quick reply!

The hosting provider is a small local one, called cablelink. Their support told me, that I can’t change the php.ini. My WordPress-error-log-file doesn’t show anything for these dates. I asked the cable-link-support for specific server-error-logs. Hopefully I will get an answer soon.

But I previously asked the provider-support about my server-configuration – the preselected one “Apache + mod_php” should be the right one.

I’ll be back as soon as I get the error-log …

Hi! Thanks, but no, there aren’t any JS-errors, but there is one PHP-error in my error-log, which comes up 8 times, every time when reordering:

PHP Notice: Undefined offset: 19 in …/wp-content/plugins/post-types-order/include/cpto-class.php on line 184

Disabled all other plugins (besides Toolset and WPML) – still same problem!

Thanks! Works! Love it!

I guess, many of “us” out there, would love to see this shortcode working in core-plugin.
And it would be nice, if aour [order_items_table] would include the discount, too. 🙂
And the [order_items] would be more practically with a line-break on the end … :)))

Is there a feature-request-site anywhere for your plugin, where I could place those suggestions?

Sorry, but your filter isn’t working. My error-log says:

PHP Notice: Array to string conversion in /Volumes/daten/di_cms/ginsenginfo/wp-content/plugins/jigoshop/classes/jigoshop_emails.class.php on line 120
PHP Notice: Array to string conversion in /Volumes/daten/di_cms/ginsenginfo/wp-content/plugins/jigoshop/classes/jigoshop_emails.class.php on line 136

Please again for your input.

And with first one, the line-break: Why aren’t you changing that? Do you need these products anywhere without a line-break? If not, I think the shortcode for emails should do just that: Fill in one product per line, not all products in one long single row … Or even better, a shortcode like [order_items separator=”
“] or [order_items separator=”, “] …

Ah, forgot to mention: If I’m filling in all of the billing-informations and then enter a coupon-code, the coupon is working fine, but I have to re-enter all billing-informations. The billing-form is empty after coupon-activation.

Thanks for your reply, Marcin!

No, with demo-shop I mean your official demo-shop on this page: http://demo1.jigoshop.com And no, my site is not online yet, but will be in the next days.

1) Okay, so this is the wanted behaviour. That’s a pity. Would be much nicer, if it would produce the same output as deleting the cart.

3) Manually entering a number in the quantity-field of the cart does not update the cart. And this happens on your official demo-shop too. So you can check it out on your page. Just enter another amount in the cart-page and submit it with enter. Your site is refreshing, but nothing happens in the cart. Neither the amount is changing, nor the price. It doesn’t work. In my case on my site, on page refresh or on checkout the cart is updating. On your site nothing happens anyway in the cart.

Instead of updating the cart, there is the message “Coupon does not exist or is no longer valid!” above the cart – also on your demo-shop. I guess, that entering a number in the quantity field does trigger the coupon-validation. So I tried to delete all of my coupons in the backend, then the message disappears, but the cart is still not updating. (That’s what I meant with “activated or deactivated in backend”). Do you see the problem now?

I know, it’s not really required to manually fill in a quantity, because the plus- and minus-buttons are working fine. But i think it’s a bit confusing. I guess, checking the quantity-text-field as read-only, would do the trick for most users.

2+4) Sorry, I didn’t understand what your given code above should change. Anyway, I tried to add it in my functions.php, but it didn’t change anything in first place. Only on a manually page-refresh after entering a coupon-code, it adds an url-parameter “?unset_coupon=…”. I don’t think, that’s the way it should work out?

Unfortunately I can’t test this problem on your demo-page, because I don’t know a valid coupon-code. But perhaps you can try it on your site? Please try to add a coupon code on your checkout-page. On my site in this case I get all billing-form-validation-error-messages, a message that the coupon-code is added successfully but no discount is added in the cart and no coupon-labels are seen beside the coupon-field. But you are right, when refreshing this page, the coupon and discount appears and all error-messages are gone.

But I don’t think, that’s really the way, coupons should work on a checkout-page. Or do you want them to behave like that? Normally entering a coupon-code should only trigger the coupon-validation, not the billing-form-validation. No user would fill in the billing-informations before entering a coupon-code. So everyone will get these error-messages. Or do I miss something?

Please again for help!

And next strange thing: Deleting the cart with the x works great. There is a message, that the cart is empty and a button back to the store.

But if reducing the quantity with the “-” Button from 1 to 0, the empty cart is still displaying. And the checkout-button is also still there.

Same behaviour on your demo page …