one3rdnerd

Thank you.

Yes, my posts were created by importing a CSV with WP All Import plugin. When you delete the import you have the choice to delete all posts created which I did.

This was a while ago though but those messages have persisted.

I’ll look forward to your update. Hopefully there’s a custom filter or something I can use.

Thank you. Yes that fixed it.

Okay I found the issue.

I was using 3 + ( 2 * [qty] ) to calculate $3 flat rate + $2 per item. This works in the default WooCommerce shipping but not in this plugin.

Why is this not supported by the plugin?

Could it be added? I can’t find a way to add this sort of shipping cost.

X & [qty] isn’t enough for our shipping.

I also tried to set the below in wp-config.php

define( ‘WP_MEMORY_LIMIT’, ‘512M’ );

But this doesn’t fix it either. For some reason, it’s using a crazy amount of memory.

Hi @rainfallnixfig

Okay, glad to hear it, though my requirements are much simpler than that I think.

All I want is the ability to use the Gutenberg editor for the product description, nothing more than that. I don’t want to build the page in Gutenberg as I use BeaverBuilder for my templates, I just want to allow clients to have more control over the product description to make it more jazzy.

That works already with the code above aside from the one bug with the reviews toggle under product data>advanced.

I think turning this feature on would be a good baby step towards the end goal of total control over the product page though I’m unlikely to ever want to give clients access to that.

I appreciate your input. I will monitor the developer page for news on this and for now I will continue trying to find a developer willing to try and fix this reviews issue.

@judagutor

Thanks for your reply.

I’m confused that if WooCommerce is owned by WordPress and WordPress is trying hard to retire the classic editor soon why this wasn’t a priority 2 years ago.

Are the WooCommerce devs even actively working on this? Strange they would focus their efforts on building WooCommerce blocks that can be added to pages and posts while ignoring this feature on their own post type (Products).

You can do amazing things when you can turn on Gutenberg at the product level and create product pages that compete with some of the best looking eCommerce sites out there. Sadly without this feature WooCommerce product pages are pretty basic.

I’d love to know if this is a priority area for WooCommerce devs to address sometime soon.

I have spoken with a few developers who have basically just said, it’s probably best to wait until WooCommerce supports this and they aren’t interested in solving it.

I appreciate your input.

Hi @farroyob

I found the issue.

The developer was adding custom fields and hadn’t included the URL option but they had been previously populated to existed in the database.

I fixed this by changing

function custom_meta_box_fields( $meta_fields ) {

    $meta_fields[__( 'Additional Information', 'wpsl' )] = array(
        'phone' => array(
            'label' => __( 'Aftersales Tel', 'wpsl' )
        ),
        'sales' => array(
            'label' => __( 'Sales Tel', 'wpsl' )
        ),
        'email' => array(
            'label' => __( 'Email', 'wpsl' )
        ),
        'url' => array(
            'label' => __( 'Url', 'wpsl' )
        ),
    );

    return $meta_fields;
}

add_filter( 'wpsl_frontend_meta_fields', 'custom_frontend_meta_fields' );

To

function custom_meta_box_fields( $meta_fields ) {

    $meta_fields[__( 'Additional Information', 'wpsl' )] = array(
        'phone' => array(
            'label' => __( 'Aftersales Tel', 'wpsl' )
        ),
        'sales' => array(
            'label' => __( 'Sales Tel', 'wpsl' )
        ),
        'email' => array(
            'label' => __( 'Email', 'wpsl' )
        ),
    );

    return $meta_fields;
}

add_filter( 'wpsl_frontend_meta_fields', 'custom_frontend_meta_fields' );

Thanks.