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Hi @karamba ,

This is some hidden data assigned to your products by 3rd party code.

In version 2.5.0, we have improved the handling of such data so that it will not be displayed on the wishlist page. Note that this change will only apply to products that are saved to wishlists after the update of our plugin began at version 2.5.0.

The markup for the wishlist table is outdated.

This means that your setup using the ti-wishlist.php template pre 2.x version that doesn’t support AJAX events. To fix this, check the wishlist template files in your child and parent theme under the ‘woocommerce‘ directory. You need to update the templates, specifically the custom data in the ‘form’ tag of the wishlist table.

Hi @larach

Thank you for your message. To further investigate the problem, could you please provide us with a link to test the issue? This will help us to determine the cause of the problem and provide a solution.

Hi @gabehh95

Thank you for your message. Based on the information you provided, it still seems like a caching issue. To further investigate the problem, could you please provide us with a link to test the issue? This will help us to determine the cause of the problem and provide a solution.

Hi @webmasterwereldwinkelzeistnl

Thank you for reaching out to us. Based on the error message you received, it seems that one file from our plugin might be missing or inaccessible due to file permission issues. This could have caused the performance issues you experienced while creating your blog post. It’s worth noting that this issue is not a bug in the plugin code itself, but rather a file permission issue or a corrupted installation.

To fix this issue, we recommend trying one of the following solutions:

1. Reinstall our plugin to ensure that all necessary files are present and correctly installed.
2. Fix the file permissions via your hosting panel.

Hi there,

Thank you for your message. I understand that you would like the wishlist to appear in the menu only if there are some products added to it. Showing an empty wishlist page does not look good.

Unfortunately, the plugin does not have an option to control when the wishlist appears in the menu because menu caching can interfere with this functionality. However, I can provide you with a JavaScript code that you can use to dynamically hide/show the menu item based on the presence of products in the wishlist.

Here’s the JavaScript code that you can use:

jQuery(document).ready(function($) {
    $( 'body' ).on( 'tinvwl_wishlist_mark_products', function( event, data ) {
        setTimeout(function() {
            $('li.menu-item:has(span.wishlist_products_counter)').each(function() {
                if (!$(this).find('span.wishlist_products_counter').hasClass('wishlist-counter-with-products')) {
                    $(this).hide();
                } else {
                    $(this).show();
                }
            });
        }, 1000);
    });
});

To add this code to your WordPress site, you can use a plugin for JavaScript insertion. One such plugin is “Insert Headers and Footers” by WPBeginner, which allows you to easily add custom code to your site’s header or footer.

I hope this helps!

You are absolutely correct! It seems that the option you’re looking for is currently hidden in your settings. To access it, simply navigate to the “Wishlist Product Settings” section and turn on the “Show ‘Add to Cart’ Button” option. This will make the mentioned text option visible. Once you’ve made your desired changes, you can disable the button option again and save your settings.

Please note that we are planning to update this feature in the near future, so stay tuned for more user-friendly options!

Hi,

The cookie mentioned is only set for logged-in users who typically do not use the cache. However, if your setup requires disabling it, you can use the following snippet with the latest version of our plugin:

add_filter( 'tinvwl_allow_data_cookies', '__return_false' );