mglb81
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I may have been too fast with thinking the issue was solved.
My initial idea that it did not save the data correctly was not correct. It does save the data correctly, but does not display it afterwards.
After testing some more, I was able to pinpoint the issue to id’s that are actually product id’s.
So if I create a new entry with the content [product_page id=”1″], and the post with id 1 is not a product, everything works fine.
But if I create a new entry with content [product_page id=”12345″] where 12345 is an existing post of the product type, it saves the data correctly in the posts_meta table, but it fails to show on the page, as it display the start and end date on today’s date only.
This is a bit annoying, as we always have to think of writing down the dates before we edit the record, and update the values before saving.
Thanks for your suggestion on the woocommerce integration. We will have a look into this towards the future, but for now we would like to keep the current setup, as it keeps the maintenance for our small team manageable.
I create a new event (Add new Event)
I fill in the title field and enter the value [product_page id=”1″] in the code block for the post (not visual)
I then enter a start date, start time, end date, end time. Then mark the type, location and organizer.When I clicked Save, it did save type, location and organizer, but the start date, start time, end date and end time were reset to default values (today for dates, and empty for hours).
It did work however when I saved the exact same, but with the text being [product_page id=”1″
I tried again today, and now I can save the values with the full text (with closing bracket) inside.
Very strange, but this issue is resolved.
Hi,
I have done some more digging, and it seems that the “issue” started in October, when in Stripe we see that it started linking SEPA to customer’s accounts, instead of the Bancontact card. We only noticed it now, as these customers started to buy new items, using the SEPA instead of Bancontact.
https://vhov.be/wp-content/uploads/2025/01/Screenshot-2025-01-28-184234.pngI understand this is a (new) feature of Stripe, but there is no way I can disable it in Stripe, as the Woocommerce Stripe integration is controlling the payment methods.
https://vhov.be/wp-content/uploads/2025/01/Screenshot-2025-01-28-185722.pngI really need to have this disabled, as I do not want SEPA Direct Payments to be used because they take too long to be confirmed. What can we do to remove this feature?
Best regards
Hi @reynierc,
I will reply on behalf of @lvh81, as I’m supporting her with the technical side.
We have updated the Woocommerce memberships plugin, but to no avail.
When we do a checkout, it uses the block “woocommerce-SavedPaymentMethods”, as you can see in the screenshot below.
https://vhov.be/wp-content/uploads/2025/01/Screenshot-2025-01-28-155440.pngBut in the plugin settings, this is disabled, as you can see in the screenshot below. (It is in Dutch, but I guess you know the screen layout)
https://vhov.be/wp-content/uploads/2025/01/Screenshot-2025-01-28-155448-1.pngI visited the account page (https://vhov.be/my-account/) to see if I could remove the card manually, but it does not show me anything about the payment methods.
https://vhov.be/wp-content/uploads/2025/01/Screenshot-2025-01-28-161556.png
Just to be sure, I did enabled the “Save” option (circled in red in the previous picture) and logged out and back in to the website. I have also verified that the content of this page is ” [woocommerce_my_account] “I hope this points you to the right direction, as to where to resolve this issue. If you need any more info, please let me know.
Best regards
