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  • Forum: Plugins
    In reply to: [WooPayments: Integrated WooCommerce Payments] Action required: Security update for WooCommerce Payments
    tfboy

    (@tfboy)

    2 years, 10 months ago

    Just a bump as I too appear to have this issue which I cannot clear.

    In my case though, I don’t have a woocommerce-wcpay-march-2023-update-needed entry in the wp_wc_admin_note_actions table.

    Should I insert this? How can I solve this please?

    Forum: Plugins
    In reply to: [Stock Manager for WooCommerce] When I change the prices, the products don’t show up in the “on sales” page
    tfboy

    (@tfboy)

    8 years, 10 months ago

    I’m having a similar issue that’s causing me a major headache.
    As sooon as I use the plugin and click on the “Save All”, all my sale prices are lost.
    If I list my products in the normal Products listing, I can see the full price but not the crossed out full price with sale price underneath.

    Bizarrely, if I go in to edit the product, I see the sale price is still in the sale price box. If I click “Update” without changing the sale price, it is re-instated.

    This means that every time, I have to go through all my items on sale and “re-apply” them by updating every product. Rather time consuming!

    I’m intruiged how the sale price can be listed in the box in the product page and also shown via the plugin (provided the option is ticked) yet not really apply on the front end.

    Forum: Fixing WordPress
    In reply to: Issues moving blog from pre-3.5 with custom upload directory
    Thread Starter tfboy

    (@tfboy)

    12 years, 5 months ago

    OK, I’ve managed to fix it. Here’s what I did:
    – I downloaded a complete dump of the database on my old site.
    – In the SQL dump, I replaced all instances of http://www.xavimages.co.uk/content/ with http://www.xavimages.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/
    – I then saved that as a new SQL file and zipped it up, ready for import.

    On my new site:

    – I created an empty WordPress installation.
    – I then went into phpmyadmin and deleted all the tables but kept the main database.
    – On pypmyadmin on the new site, I imported the zipped database dump. It did throw up an error message at the end, but all data appears to be in place.
    – I copied all my media files originally in /content/ on the old site to /wp-content/uploads/ on the new site.
    – Took a massively deep breath and tried logging into the new site, and it all appears there.
    – Went into the settings and removed the custom content path specified. Although the new installation is 3.8, the database import has obviously brought in the pre-3.5 setting. Now it’s removed, all future uploads should go in wp-content/uploads.

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