I'm using woocommerce since a while and I need to increase the displayed number of orders per page in admin panel.
There are only 20 rows per page and it is not enough for me.
I was looking for a plugin, but I can't find any.
I also don't know what changes to do in the code info.
Maybe you have some experience with it?
It is so easy: just go to the Orders page in admin panel, click "Screen Options" at the top right corner of the screen, and choose the number of orders to show. See details on this screenshot:
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I'm using Woocommerce Woodmart theme for an online shop, we have a lot of different products but despite correct settings and ERP software some items are not displayed at all. Mostly its the case when I open the shop and it says 20 Items are being displayed but in fact only 16 I see on the product page and they are cutted off as well like this
The same problem occurs when I say 23 Items should be displayed but actually it shows less and cuts off the items again. When I choose category not all items are being displayed despite the fact that those can be found on search. Where can I find respective file for woocommerce responsible for showing items and how can I eventually fix the issue? I tried to deactivate some plugins but it didnt help out.
In Woocommerce within the product edit screen, under variables, I currently have products which have up to 52 options, this is displayed over 4 pages, however I need to increase the number so that I can see all 52 in one page, as I need to move the variable order around but can't move from page to page
There is something in Woocommmerce telling it too only show 20 and pagination, so there must be a way to increase this number
I assume you want to change the number of variations shown per page in the edit screen.
Please add the following code in your functions.php
function update_variations_number(){
return 100; //change your desired number
}
add_filter('woocommerce_admin_meta_boxes_variations_per_page', 'update_variations_number');
You can also double click on the drag icon and manually set the order that way.
I've noticed some websites that have a most viewed posts section. I am looking to add this functionality to the side bar.
How can you setup a method that determines how many posts have been selected by a user then add in the top 3 or so viewed posts?
For example here (towards the middle of the page in the sidebar, the most viewed): http://america.aljazeera.com/
Is there a bundle that incorporates this?
Or is there an easier method by using a count based on how many times a user clicks on a post?
No, I don't know anyBundle doing that.
To have the 3 most viewed article you need to add a field in your database which save how much the article is important.
You have severals ways of doing it, this is what comes to my mind:
First: You add an relation ViewedByWeek -> Post.
Foreach post, this entity keep how much it have been visited.
Everytime an user visit the page, you improve the number of visits of the post for the current week.
Then, you can find the most popular post in the week, in the month, in the year.
If you don't use anything related to the time, the information will not be changing much
I run a website that sells variants of the same product, allowing customers to select from a drop down menu to choose which one they want. In this case, choosing between 125ml and 250ml.
The problem is, customers can add a product to their cart, even if no size has been selected and it still says Please Select in the drop down field. In this case, the Starting From price will be added to the cart, and if a transaction goes through I have no way of knowing what size they actually wanted.
Is there any way I can block their ability to Add to Cart until they make a selection?
Thanks in advance.
yes - that is the way amazon does it for some products especially when you have to choose both a size and color option. the buy button is disabled, there is a message above it to choose a size, and sometimes they won't show the price until you choose.
However - thats only for products with lots of different sizes - and you only have two sizes. So my suggestion would be - just put the two products on there: the size, the price, and a buy button for each one. Eliminate the drop down completely. You have plenty of room to do this and it will make it much easier for the customer to compare price/size, click and buy - which translates to more sales.
my other suggestion would be if possible to bring them to the cart page when they click to buy. on the cart page tighten up the shipping options and put some other recommended products below that to encourage them to browse the store more. p.s. you have awesome products keep up the good work.
Here's the script for tracking the ecommerce on my site, http://gist.github.com/452437 , I tried to do the purchase for several times, but I don't anything happened on https://www.google.com/analytics/reporting/ecommerce , I double checked the script for several times and I can't see anything wrong, could somebody help to point out what the problem is? Thanks a lot
Well, let's deal with the easy case first--have you designated the Site as an Ecommerce Site from the GA Admin Interface (the default setting is "no")?
(Obviously, you can ignore the first few lines here if you only have a single GA Account and a single Profile under that Account.)
Login to GA, then select the Account from the menu in the upper right-hand corner, then select the Profile from the menu to the left.
The next page will show you a list of Reports from the Profile you selected. Find the one you want, and click "Edit", which is at the far right on the same line as the Report you chose.
The page you'll see now has a section called Main WebSite Profile Information (on a line with a grey background). This section contains two columns, which are keys (column 1) and values (column 2) of the Profile Information.
The sixth row in the first column is Ecommerce Website. Check the value (column 2, row six)--is it "No"?
If it is then click "Edit" to the right and on the same line as WebSite Profile Information.
The third item down is "Ecommerce Website" below which are two radio buttons--check "Yes, an Ecommerce Site"
Then click "Save Changes" at the bottom left of that page.
Cause some Ecommerce activity--anything that will show up in the GA Browser, then wait four hours for the GA Server to update and see if it's there.