limeat

I am glad to tell you that the problem has been fixed by a brilliant freelancer!

He used: https://meowapps.com/products/database-cleaner-pro/

Thank you everybody who replied, this really was keeping me awake at night!

My next “mission”: the find a split payment platform like GoCardless but who has facilities for UK Disability VAT Exemption and minimum order quantity rules (basic IF, THAN ELSE statements!).

If you are such a company reading this, please let me know!

Thanks again everybody.
Sarah

Hi Carol

Thanks so much for your reply – things have just nose dived even further…

https://snipboard.io/0DzJ7t.jpg

Amy 1 to 24 Individual commercial users has the regular price of: GBP 55.00

The variation ID is 419837
Shortcodes in table:

[woocs_price id=419837 currency=GBP]
[woocs_price id=419837 currency=EUR]
[woocs_price id=419837 currency=USD]

Plugin shortcode: Fox Currency Switcher

It has never failed. Every time I export the Amy product category csv, I find that Regular Price and SKU data has been allocated to different (Amy) variation IDs.

I honestly don’t know what to do now. GoCardless works for just voice products, but not for UK Alinea Suite variations as they are eligible for Uk Disability VAT Exemption, something that took me a very long time to implement (without the awful dedicated plugin for that purpose)

Thanks again Carol.

Sarah

Dear Bas
Thanks for your reply. and apologies for my delay in replying.
I have since discovered that I can use a https link rather than a script.

However, what I would really like to do (for customer accessibility and my own ease) is to style a button with the hex f0c54f for a compliant background, the PayPal Subscribe icon / text, the add my own text, such as “Pay GBP 10 now then <br>GBP 10.00 a month for 6 months”.

That would greatly increase my work speed as I have a disability myself, and it would be accessible to blind people (our main target market segment) who use JAWS or VoiceOver.

Do you know whether that would be possible?

Thanks again!

Sarah

Many thanks Tobias. As you know, all is working now!

Sarah

Hi Bas

Thanks for your reply.

I have a variable text-to-speech voice product called “Tessa – the Nuance female South African English SAPI 5 text-to-speech voice”. The variable “single user license” is GBP 55.00 and has the product ID: 17622

Using my button design #9, I use the following shortcode within a TablePress cell:

[maxbutton id=”9″ text=”Buy Tessa” url=”https://limetech.uk/checkout/?add-to-cart=17622&quantity=1″%5D

I then edited Tessa to give variation 17622 the following SKU:
tessa_single_edu_user1

I then changed my shortcode to:
[maxbutton id=”9″ text=”Buy Tessa” url=”https://limetech.uk/checkout/?add-to-cart=tessa_single_edu_user1&quantity=1″%5D

Result: no product was added to the cart

The product in question is the first one listed at:
https://limetech.uk/south-african-english-accent-text-to-speech-voices/

If you tell me what I have done wrong, that would be great!

Many thanks again,
Sarah

Hi Tom

Many thanks! I did everything listed in that guide that you gave me the link to, did everything stated, see below.

However, that file is now write-only and the WordPress help team say that the permissions can’t be changed. I was shocked, but guess they have to safeguard against people making changes for no reason, like Apple (annoyingly) did with Disk Utility.

My support ticket was answered, and help given, but the tabs are still not across the very top as illustrated at:

https://www.megamenu.com/

I was hoping to have all social media links, links to important pages, and the Google Translate all in on bar of tabs. I’m not wanting drop down menus as most people in my intended market segment would struggle with them as I do myself.

I would have thought that WordPress would have had a facility that automatically adds tabs, but allows them to be removed easily.

Thanks again.
Sarah

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