[Slavi Marinov]

Thanks Harry for checking.
We’ll push an update either later today or within 1-2 days.

[Slavi Marinov]

You’re welcome :)

[Slavi Marinov]

Yep. Actually you just need to put two slashes // in front of that line which will disable that line and make it php comment

[Slavi Marinov]

Hi,

Please, check your wp-config.php for DISALLOW_FILE_EDIT constant.
if you see it you have to comment it out or remove it.

Another option is to conditionally include it by checking for your own ip address.
Somebody has put this to prevent plugins, themes from being edited due to security reasons.

Our plugin respects that value.

Slavi

[Slavi Marinov]

Thanks for letting us know!

[Slavi Marinov]

This has to be either a permission issue OR another plugin is causing JavaScript errors.
If using Google Chrome can you press F12 and reload the page and try again.
If there’s a javascript issue it will show up in the console.

If you can record a screencast that would be great.

[Slavi Marinov]

Hi,

Unfortunately, it’s not possible yet.
We can definitely consider adding this to the Pro version.

The only way the plugin does save a copy is when it can’t override the original file.

Slavi

[Slavi Marinov]

There has to be a setting called “Add to cart is done via Ajax (without page refresh)”.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/bz15tzom6gz4w20/Screenshot%202016-06-14%2020.55.04.png?dl=1

[Slavi Marinov]

Hi Cynthia,

It’s always good to reach out and check. We can’t foresee all the uses.
It’s hard to explain as the changes are pretty complicated.
It’ll be better for the developer to compare the files (using a diff program) to see what has changed.
Now, people can add products with Ajax (no page reload).

Slavi

[Slavi Marinov]

Thanks for the nice words!
This could be some permissions errors. Can you make sure that php has write permissions? Do check with your hosting.
The plugin tried not to loose any data which could be annoying.

[Slavi Marinov]

Hi Cynthia,

Your timing is perfect.
Yesterday, we’ve pushed a new update to the plugin which allows Add to Cart to happen with Ajax (no page reload).
It has to be configured from the settings though.

As far as I remember your copy of the plugin was customized a bit so make sure you make a backup of it and apply your changes to the new version.
Ideally, every plugin should be extended via other plugins/extensions and not modified directly because updates override any changes.

Slavi

[Slavi Marinov]

Hi Elle,

Thanks for reporting this.
Our plugins should never output this kind of notices ever!

We’ll check it and push an update.
This is not an error but the plugin was expecting a piece of data to be there which it wasn’t.
Most likely your WP_DEBUG is set to true (in wp-config.php)

Slavi

[Slavi Marinov]

You’re very welcome

[Slavi Marinov]

Hi James,

Nope. Nobody has reported that kind of error.
Can you check with the theme author and ask them if their theme is child theme friendly?
Designers use so many different frameworks and that may cause things not to work as they should.

Slavi

[Slavi Marinov]

Hi Cynthia,

Can you add this to the functions.php ?

add_image_size( 'cart_item_image_size', 175, 175, true );
add_filter( 'woocommerce_cart_item_thumbnail', 'cart_item_thumbnail', 10, 3 );

and then replace the calls within the plugin to ->get_image with this:

->get_image( 'cart_item_image_size' );

Credit: https://support.woothemes.com/hc/en-us/articles/203103857-Modify-woocommerce-cart-item-thumbnail-size
Slavi

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