Posts by ellimondo

Hi Tony

You need a space after width="1800" – that might be ballsing up the delete function. But sticky repeaters are definitely an issue I've seen before.

If you're running your site on PHP 7+ then you need to update to at least 2.8.34. You are on 2.8.31. --> https://grabaperch.com/blog/ar…-perch-installs-and-php-7

Hi

It could be that your Perch install is out of date. You're running Perch 2.8.18. If your host has upgraded your hosting to PHP 7 then you need to update to at least 2.8.34 --> https://grabaperch.com/blog/ar…-perch-installs-and-php-7

Not out of the box, no. It's just a simple list of members with name, email, status and date they joined.

Hi Simon

If I understand your question correctly then you can disable the submit button by using the data-callback  data-expired-callback attributes in the API.

https://developers.google.com/recaptcha/docs/display

If I recall I got the answer from a post like this one on Stackoverflow -->

https://stackoverflow.com/ques…av2-enable-disable-submit

Hi

1. Duplicated content just uses the settings from the first incarnation of the content's id. Not sure about hidden but I guess it can't help to turn indexing off. Be careful how much you add the no-index as you might end up having to re-index at a later date. Removing it doesn't magically re-add the indexes and it can be a pain sorting this out, especially with a live and busy site.

2. I think the performance gains you are talking about are not worth worrying about.

3. I generally set PERCH_UNDO_BUFFER dev to 0 and staging and live to 3. It works fine. Who needs 10?!

4. Don't wait up for v4

Akismet will be bloody cheap compared to the hours you'll spend find alternative ways of combatting the inevitable onslaught of spam. The client's going to have to pay you something at the end of the day!

You can try @ryan's excellent add-on that uses Google's Recaptcha API. I've had good success with this, better than Akismet on some sites. I've found Recaptcha V2 is better suited to small brochure-ware sites with a single form, as V3 ideally needs installing to every single page on your site. Which is a bit icky IMHO.

Search results depend upon what you are displaying in the search results template - normally located in /perch/templates/search/search-result.html. You can, of course, customise this template to show whatever you like as long as it's in the search results.

Add <perch:showall> to bottom of the template to see what's available to you.

If you get zero or unexpected results then it's because Perch's search algorithm is tailored for larger data sets. You can use an external search engine like elasticsearch to expand your options.

Just check to see if the image id exists:

I don't know how you are getting that variable back into the page but something in the process is escaping the single quotes in your template. Use double quotes instead? I'm sure a dev can explain more - I am a designer too I'm afraid.

Hi Tony

You can use an array of regions taken from an array of pages and then sort it. I am not sure of the navigation order is available at this point. You might need to then get the page order by combining the results with the perch_pages_navigation() function.

Jon

Hi Tony

This can be confusing, especially if you're dealing with multiple templates.

First, double check that none of your templates in your debug output are showing /perch/addons/perch_shop/templates as a path. They should all point to /perch/templates as Jordin pointed out.

Perform a text search of all files inside your /perch/template folder for "value='Log in'" (or whatever is showing by mistake). That should then reveal your potential ghost in the machine.

Jon

Hi

Options are combined with products to make variants. Variants are where you would set this functionality up. The concept is explained here.

Hi

Unless your search-result.html template is redacted, it looks like your perch:before and perch:after tags aren't opening or closing respectively, so that's going to throw up some issues. Especially if you are looping over the search results and taking them into a layout page. It's only going to show one result.

I am assuming here that there's a reason you are calling the layout blog_search_result.php, rather than just show the contents of the search result in the original template.

Have you got

in the page footer?

Make sure you've set single use per user only on the promotion.

You also may need to restart the browser / empty the cache. Codes are pretty aggressively cached.

Alternatively (not tested) you could try adding a function call on payment to set the discount code to null.

e..g perch_shop_set_discount_code('');

You can force any misbehaving updates by going to /admin/core/update/?force=update but that won't create any missing files.

Check if your /admin/core/runway/apps/apps.php file is missing. You can also replace the entire core folder but do a backup first and better still test it locally first!

Hi

Can you tell us what the error message is when you try to log in?

Turn on display errors for PHP so that you get some feedback from the webserver.

Issues to start with:

Don't run 7.4 yet as there are outstanding issues. 7.3 is recommended.

Make sure you are running Perch in the root of your web server installation. If not, then you need to move it to the root or create a virtual directory. I don't know XAMMP I'm afraid but you'll find tons on it on other forums.

Hope this moves you along a bit.

Jon

There are quite a few ways to check if a discount has been set. I'd suggest you enable <perch:showall> on your cart page and see which ID suits you to test on.

I've not tried it but there is an ID called discount_code so you could test for that I guess.

I've implemented it so that if the user has set a discount code then you can check if there's a discount applied to the cart.

Something like:

Yep, it is a lot, but that's essentially the case with any e-commerce system. For example, Shopify allows you to manage variants from one single page but it's still creating variants from a bunch of options at the end of the day.

Managing a lot of products is not easy in Perch Shop.