Nora C.
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All done, thanks again!
Hi @wpcodefactory,
Thank you so much, this is exactly what I needed.
Truly appreciate your help!
Cheers
Hello @wpcodefactory,
Yes, that would be absolutely perfect! Would that be available in the next update?
Thanks a lot for looking into this 🙂
Hello,
Thank you for your answer. Yes, the “Check for free shipping” option is enabled, but the issue is still there.
It doesn’t seem to be a plugin or theme conflict either since I deactivated all my plugins, except for WooCommerce and Amount Left, and switched to the twenty-twenty theme and still have the same issue.
I’m wondering if I set up my shipping options correctly? I have a single zone with free shipping over a certain cart amount and a flat rate with 2 different shipping classes. The first one free and the other one less than the standard shipping fee. The shipping fee is calculated per order.
Could these settings be causing the issue?
Hello,
In the end, I decided to create a navigation menu with my categories instead of using the category filter. This way visitors navigate to a category page and then they can select a filter within that category.
And the filtering within the category issue is solved by hiding the actual category filter with display: none. It seems more user friendly this way in the end.
Thank you for your help, this was a big issue on our site and talking it through here was really helpful!
Okay, I understand, but I don’t think I’ll be able to solve my issue this way.
I should have explained this better from the start. But basically, I want to sort the type of clothes by gender and then have the filters work through that first sorting. So if one of the first two criteria is not preselected, I can’t achieve this result. If women is not preselected, the filters will also give results in the men section and if t-shirts is not preselected, the filters will give results in all types of clothing.
At the moment I have categories for each type of clothing in each section (women and men). So I have two t-shirts categories, one for women and one for men. Maybe that’s bad practice in terms of site structure already?
Do you think there is a way to do this?
Thank you for your help, much appreciated.
Hello,
Thank you for your reply.
It makes sense that Women and T-shirts shouldn’t be the same taxonomy.
So I tested this and it almost works as I’d like. The only thing is that the attribute I created for Women with the term Women isn’t preselected in the filters on the archive page for that term.
If it’s not preselected, I get the same issue as before, where someone visiting that attribute archive page and selecting any other filter (but Women) will have items outside the Women attribute.
Is there a way to have that filter preselected?
Thanks for your help.
Hi @rur165,
I’m currently using Dokan Lite. I’m wondering if all Pro licenses have integration with Yoast?
Hi @jeroenrotty,
Thank you for your reply, I will ask them and see if they have a solution for this.
Hello,
It turns out that this issue had nothing to do with Wordfence, the 2FA problem was a symptom.
The redirect login loop happened because the disk was full.
Thanks for your help anyway!
Hi @wfadam,
Thank you for your quick reply.
2FA was set up for a while and the issue randomly happened.
The site is running on WP version 5.4.2, so it shouldn’t be an issue related to later versions. I can’t think of recent updates that caused this. The last time I updated the site, everything was running correctly.
The server config is PHP/7.1.33 and nginx/1.16.1.
All plugins are already disabled, as well as the theme. But there is no default theme installed. I know I can upload the files for the twenty-twenty theme for example, but is it possible to activate this default theme through FTP?
Also, I am not sure what you mean by using the wp-admin page? When I access mysite.com/wp-admin I get redirected to mysite.com/wp-login.php and back into the redirect loop.
Thank you for your help, much appreciated!
Okay, thank you for your reply.