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A friend of mine just stumbled upon the same issue and I made a quick fix for him that I think might help somebody else:
add_action( 'wp_footer', 'fix_flatsome_checkout_quantity' ); function fix_flatsome_checkout_quantity() { ?> <script> jQuery(document).ready(function($){ // fix flatsome checkout quantity jQuery(document).on('updated_checkout', function() { jQuery('.quantity').addQty(); }) }); </script> <?php }This works with Flatsome.
jQuery('.quantity').addQty();is what it calls in order to initialize those +/- buttons. You can add it into your theme’s functions.php or wrap it into a small custom plugin.Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Loco Translate] Strings from large files are not included in the templateAwesome, it works!
It looks like I missed that setting. For anyone else having the same problem, maybe a notice about the skipped files on success would be helpful.
Keep up the good work!
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [ACF qTranslate] Problems with ACF and AJAXTry this fork: https://github.com/poluhovich/acf-qtranslate
It worked for me.Sounds good! I didn’t know about the new version, but this version is great anyway. The old plugin that we were using wasn’t updated for ages, it isn’t even on the plugins directory anymore. 😀
Yes, it makes sense. But for non-tech clients manually updating the theme like this and wanting to keep a backup it is a bit harder. For now I told them to avoid the underscore separator. 😀
They are saved in the theme, for example “mytheme/languages”. When I update, I rename “mytheme” to “mytheme_old” and copy them to the new “mytheme”, but the plugin keeps adding them to “mytheme_old” after. I have noticed that renaming it to “mytheme-old” solves the issue.
I’ll look for using the global languages folder, but it was pretty interesting since I think that other people can have the same issue. I would like to see listed all the versions of the theme and translate any of them.