Hi Rikard,

According to the ISP help-desk, it was the form sending out emails with the email address linked to the form.

Like I said, we removed the form from the page, checked all settings and plugins, and reset all the passwords on the WP accounts.
So far it seems to did the trick.
And yes, I found it a bit odd this would/could happen. Unfortunately the help-desk was a bit vague sometimes, and not entirely clear on what happened exactly.
I’ll keep an eye on this though.

cheers for the reply.

rob

Not sure how to explain, but the – Themeforest – website isn’t showing 3.7.1:

<quote>
Changelog

2016 August 6th – Version 3.7

This is a “no-thrills” compatibility and bugfix release that ensures that the theme works fine with:
– the upcoming version of WordPress 4.6
– WooCommerce 2.6
– WPML 3.4.1.1
– The new google Maps API
– the Instagram API
– the Facebook SDK version 2.7
– also adds small Bugfixes

New demos and features will be added to version 3.8 which will be released soon ;)
</ quote>

If I download the zipfile, it – is – v. 3.7.1. That’s the confusion part. This has nothing to do with WP and or the Theme settings inside WP.

rob

Hi Yigit,

Completely missed this one, but thanks again for the answers!
I will make a request in the link listed.

rob

Hi Rikard,

After a long chat this morning with the plugin developer, we found the problem inside the plugin’s database connection configuration. There was a small error, so the plugin couldn’t properly connect to the iDEAL payment environment. Thus spitting out a connection error.
As this is something that is partly set outside the regular Woocommerce environment, it’s a bit harder to bugcheck at first.

As always, in the end everything makes sense ;-)

So please see this as solved, and sorry for the noise….. :-\

p.s. still hoping on a new Enfold release to fix the cart issue soon, as I don’t feel comfortable running the shop on a temporary cart fix ;-)

Any thoughts??

I cannot get it to work for the site. Even with all plugins deactivated and an empty functions.php in the child theme.
The php doesn’t break and the site works, but I don’t get another widget on the widget page.
I do when I add the same code in the theme itself as described above.

So I hereby want to request a second Sidebar Pages for the next update. I cannot be the only one who wants this.
I feel very uncomfortable changing code in the theme itself, due to future updates and breaking functionality.
Child themes are perfect for these reasons, and give you a more logical overview of what has been added or changed.

rob

Hi Ismael,

Thanks for the reply, but if I move the additional code to my child theme’s functions.php it doesn’t work.
I’ll loose the second widget in the WordPress Widget section.

The addition of the code to the functions.php doesn’t break the php, so there’s some small thing not working I guess.

rob

Thanks! Worked like a charm:-)

Slowly getting very hands on with all this ;-)

cheers!

rob

Hi Elliot,

I just wanted to create a page with the shop on top, and a textbox below that. The textbox just contains some notes for the shop etc.
It’s easiest to go the Enfold Layout route for that.
So main page: shop grid above + textbox below that
Shop sidebar: price filter + category filter

I now fixed it by adding a text widget to the sidebar, and added the text/links in there. Less elegant, but workable.
So now, shop sidebar: price filter + category filter + text block

If you have any suggestions, I’m all ears ;-)

rob

Hi Elliot,

All the products have prices, and the price slider works in the ‘normal’ shop page with sidebar.
But in my own created one with the grid plugin, the price slider is just gone in the sidebar. That is what I don’t understand.
I’ll try to see if I can make a custom sidebar to show up, and see what that does.

rob