[Dan]

Hi,

Is there any way to easily allow make eStore and Woocommerce to operate within the same site? eg. by renaming a few pages, etc

Thanks,

Dan

[Dan]

Hi,

I used all the methods explained in this thread and the thumbnail still links to the image.

I’m using:

WP eStore Version v7.0.7

and

Extra Shortcodes for WP eStore Version v4.6.6

and fancy 10

Please advise.

Thanks!

[Dan]

Worked perfectly.

Thanks for all the support

[Dan]

Glad to report that I finally solved the problem.

This line of code in languages.php was incorrect:

define(“ESTORE_QTY_LIMIT_EXCEEDED”, “Shopping quantity limit exceeded! You cannot exceed the quantity limit of “);

It was missing the word CART:

ESTORE_CART_QTY_LIMIT_EXCEEDED

Now that I have fixed this it works like a charm.

Thanks for the help

[Dan]

I’ve tested again and now the error message is back.

Can one of you guys please login and see what’s happening? If so where can I send the login details to?

Many thanks

[Dan]

I looked at that thread and it’s useful to start-up but to provide a more elegant 100% free cart based payment process all reference to pricing need to be removed.

I’m using fancy 11 which is great because it hides the product prices on the product catalogue screen but if there was also a way to hide the “price” and “total” columns from the shopping cart it would be perfect.

Hope this is helpful.

[Dan]

Ok.

The same issue continues (even if I just enter a number 1 instead of 3)

But

I now tested adding ” before and after the number and it does not show the incorrect error message anymore. It shows no error message at all but at least it works.

Here’s how it is now:

define(‘WP_ESTORE_CART_CHECKOUT_ITEM_LIMIT’, ‘3’);

Any ideas on how I can get the correct error message to appear?

Thanks

[Dan]

yep. tried again but same issue.

It was actually 6 ocurrences after all.

Please advise.

Thanks

[Dan]

Hi,

I just did this and it in all 4 occurrences but it caused an error 500 on my server so had to reinstall plugin.

Can you please double check the code to make sure it’s sound.

If that’s the case then It’s me who did something wrong.

Thanks again

[Dan]

Please ignore my previous post.

The same issue is still happening but I noticed that it’s a bit erratic. I’m doing a few tests and will post the results soon.

[Dan]

I figured it out. There was no spacing between the code and the notes on the text. Worth a quick look from your end. Thanks for the help anyways!

[Dan]

Thanks for the replies.

I was very careful only to edit this line on the file and all I did was to change the 0 into a 3:

define(‘WP_ESTORE_CART_CHECKOUT_ITEM_LIMIT’, 3);//0 disables any limit (specifying a number here will enable a shopping cart item limit)

By the way, I also tested changing that to 1 but I get the same error:

ESTORE_CART_QTY_LIMIT_EXCEEDED1

Any other thoughts? Thanks

[Dan]

I”m using fancy 11 so I edited “eStore_extra_product_display_helper.php” as per instructions on second part of the second post on this thread but still see the popups.

I noticed this post is over 2 yesrs old so has the code changrd at all?

thanks

[Dan]

this would be a great addition.

[Dan]

Actually yes, it did work.

But it’s not bringing up the correct error text “Shopping quantity limit exceeded! You cannot exceed the quantity limit of ” stated in wp-cart-for-digital-products/languages/eng.php

[http://awesomescreenshot.com/0da1hd63d5]

Instead, it brings up “ESTORE_CART_QTY_LIMIT_EXCEEDED3” on the frontend which is strange:

[http://awesomescreenshot.com/0e21hd6icd]

Please help.

Thanks

[Author]

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