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Hi Jason,
Sorry for the delay. Do you still need help?
Can you please elaborate your question?
How did you try to change the error messages? What do you mean by “The message still doesn’t chang when it appears on site”?Hi Harm,
Sorry for the long delay. Actually, I think we might have understood your question in a way more complex than necessary.
So, answering your question again, yes. It’s possible to limit the amount of orders a logged user can make. This would be a possible setup:
– Set “General > Mode” as “Product orders”.
– Set “Date range” as “Lifetime”.
– Enable “Limits > Per product tag”.
– Set all your products with the same tag and take note of the tag id. Let’s say the tag ID is 99.
– Enable “Formula > Limits by formula”.
– Set your formula as:[alg_wc_mppu term_id="99" limit="1"]
– Run “Tools > Delete & recalculate sales data”.
Hi Panos,
I’m sorry. What is not possible is to use multiple different modes. Two different date ranges are actually possible. Please try this:
– Enable “Limits > Per product tag”
– Enable “Formula > Limits by formula”
– Add this to formula:[alg_wc_mppu term_id="574" limit="5"] [alg_wc_mppu term_id="600" limit="1"]
– Add this to your
functions.phpadd_filter( 'alg_wc_mppu_date_to_check', function ( $date_to_check, $date_range, $current_time, $product_or_term_id, $current_user_id, $is_product ) { if ( $is_product ) { return $date_to_check; } if ( in_array( $product_or_term_id, array( 574 ) ) ) { $date_to_check = strtotime( date( 'Y-m-01' ), $current_time ); } elseif ( in_array( $product_or_term_id, array( 600 ) ) ) { $date_to_check = 0; } return $date_to_check; }, 10, 6 );Let me know if it helps 😉
Hi Renato,
Some strings were missing from the
wpml-config.xmlfile. I just released a new version of the plugin (v2.2.7) with them. It should work fine now.Let me know if it works for you 😉
Hi,
The solution is based on two steps:
1. Enable the WPML option: WPML > Languages > Adjust IDs for Multilingual functionality
2. Make sure there aren’t duplicated pages on your site and that all of them are translated correctly.
Hello,
After you gave admin access, the only thing I did was to visit your Customizer plugin custom email template and I noticed the hook you’ve used was not correct and I sent you a message about that. I did nothing more after it.
We’d never do something maliciously. On the contrary, we just want to help you. I even created a new compatibility option for the Email Customizer plugin you use on your site.
Of course you’ll receive your money back. Don’t worry about that. Let me know if I can keep trying to help you. We really want to understand what happened and make it work properly.
Hi again,
I’ve created a new option for you:
– Compatibility > Email Customizer for WooCommerce > Activation email contentI’ve already enabled it for you. Now you can use the
alg_wc_ev_ec_email_contenthook on a “Custom Hook” block from the Email Customizer plugin.This will display the activation email content inside your custom email template.
You just need to disable the “Send verification as a separate email” option again and change the Activation email content. Example:
<p>Please <a href="%verification_url%" target="_blank">click here</a> to verify your email.</p>
Please give it a try and let me know if it works for you.
Hello,
I think I may have an answer for the issue.
You’re trying to add our shortcode on your custom template created by the Email Customizer plugin, right?This should work, but according to their “Pro features” page, it’s only possible to add third-party shortcodes if you use the Pro version of the Email Customizer plugin, and you only have the free version.
Let me know if it helps.
Adam, would it be possible for you to create/share an admin account to your server (WP and preferably FTP), so I could login and check what’s going on?
If that’s the case, please send a message to [email protected]This should be the content of Email > Activation email > Email content option:
For security, please <a href="%verification_url%" target="_blank">validate your email</a> before logging in to your account.
On top of that, you’re trying to use our shortcode to display the activation link precisely on the Customer new account email correct?
You can use the
[alg_wc_ev_email_content_placeholder]shortcode to append the verification email to some custom email template.
In order to use it, it’s necessary to:– Enable the option Email > Activation email > Fine tune activation email placement
– Disable the option Email > Activation email > Send as a separate email
– Most probably the option Emails > Activation email > Email template should be set as PlainAre you trying to use the shortcode in a custom email template in php directly? Or are you using some visual editor plugin to create the custom email? If you’re using a plugin like that, it should work as simple as adding the shortcode there. If you’re using it in a php file, you have to use it like this:
echo do_shortcode( '[alg_wc_ev_email_content_placeholder]' );
Hello,
We’ve received your questions on wp.org as well but I’m not sure if I understood your issue.
By default, this plugin sends the verification link in a separate email.
If you want to send the link into the new user account email you should:– Disable “Email > Activation email > Send as a separate email”
And the option “Email > Activation email > Email content” doesn’t need to be changed.
Let me know if it helps
Hi Armin,
The plugin is enabled and you still can’t see the Email Verification tab over WooCommerce > Settings like in the screenshot?
Do you still need help?
Hi Armin,
You can find it on the Developers tab.
