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Davinci 2 is not child theme friendly .... yet. (Maybe after most of the development is over)
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Ekaterina Sayapina
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Hello,
I'd appreciate if you could be more specific. What theme do you use? What do you mean by "Track order disappear after search"? Could you please send me a screenshot illustrating the issue?
Direct Webstore
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I don't like that 17tracking page anyway as it has a Google Adsense ad in the search results, and it may show an ad from Aliexpress with one of your products. (They're contextual ads). Actually, I don't like any ads on my sites.
If you like experimenting, you can use an alternative like this iframe for Aftership ... Just edit the Track Your Order page and replace the shortcode there with it.
IMPORTANT! ... In the TEXT tab of the editor!
<h5 style="text-align: center;">Note: It can take several days for tracking to be available.</h5>
<center><iframe src="https://track.aftership.com/" width="100%" height="1950" frameborder="0" scrolling="no" allowfullscreen="allowfullscreen"></iframe></center>
... and make a copy of the shortcode before you replace it in case you don't like the iframe above.
If you like experimenting, you can use an alternative like this iframe for Aftership ... Just edit the Track Your Order page and replace the shortcode there with it.
IMPORTANT! ... In the TEXT tab of the editor!
<h5 style="text-align: center;">Note: It can take several days for tracking to be available.</h5>
<center><iframe src="https://track.aftership.com/" width="100%" height="1950" frameborder="0" scrolling="no" allowfullscreen="allowfullscreen"></iframe></center>
... and make a copy of the shortcode before you replace it in case you don't like the iframe above.
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ofuroinu
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I don't like that 17tracking page anyway as it has a Google Adsense ad in the search results, and it may show an ad from Aliexpress with one of your products. (They're contextual ads). Actually, I don't like any ads on my sites.
If you like experimenting, you can use an alternative like this iframe for Aftership ... Just edit the Track Your Order page and replace the shortcode there with it.
IMPORTANT! ... In the TEXT tab of the editor!
<h5 style="text-align: center;">Note: It can take several days for tracking to be available.</h5>
<center><iframe src="https://track.aftership.com/" width="100%" height="1950" frameborder="0" scrolling="no" allowfullscreen="allowfullscreen"></iframe></center>
... and make a copy of the shortcode before you replace it in case you don't like the iframe above.
I just noticed did.
ADS theme any way to hide the adsense?
How to edit the page I cant find the editor selection
In HTML
<p>[ads-track]</p>
Direct Webstore
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No ... because this ...
... links to another iFrame in one of the theme files. I forget which one.
You don't have any control over the contents of an iFrame as the contents are hosted on a remote site. In this case ... 17Track's site.
That's why I used to use the Aftership iFrame above instead ... no ads. And no Chinese writing either.
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Direct Webstore
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1. Go to WP-Admin>Pages
2. Edit "Track your Order" page.
3. There are 2 tabs on the top right, "Visual" and "Text" ... Click and select "Text"
4. Delete [ads-track]
5. Paste the Aftership iFrame code above
6. Save
You may not like it ... but I do. If not ... just paste [ads-track] back again. (In the "Visual" tab.)
If you don't like iFrames ... Aftership has some Java code snippets you can use ... https://www.aftership.com/apps/track-button
I tried it a long time ago and did not like it ... I can't remember why now. But I must have had a good reason ... lol
Actually, I don't even use the tracking page anymore. It's overkill. The customers get a tracking link in their emails and go directly to 17Track. That's good enough. The tracking page on your site is just unnecessary "eye candy" since they implemented the link in the emails.
eBay doesn't have one, you just get tracking links from the sellers in an email.
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ofuroinu
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1. Go to WP-Admin>Pages
2. Edit "Track your Order" page.
3. There are 2 tabs on the top right, "Visual" and "Text" ... Click and select "Text"
4. Delete [ads-track]
5. Paste the Aftership iFrame code above
6. Save
You may not like it ... but I do. If not ... just paste [ads-track] back again. (In the "Visual" tab.)
If you don't like iFrames ... Aftership has some Java code snippets you can use ... https://www.aftership.com/apps/track-button
I tried it a long time ago and did not like it ... I can't remember why now. But I must have had a good reason ... lol
Actually, I don't even use the tracking page anymore. It's overkill. The customers get a tracking link in their emails and go directly to 17Track. That's good enough. The tracking page on your site is just unnecessary "eye candy" since they implemented the link in the emails.
eBay doesn't have one, you just get tracking links from the sellers in an email.
Finally I did it with iframe you offered above but the social icons of aftership a little bothering... near the tracking box
Direct Webstore
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Yeah. That's another reason I gave up on the Tracking Page.
It's really not necessary now that a tracking link is in the email. It's much easier for the customer to click that, rather than go to your site and copy/paste a tracking code into the box and hitting the submit button.
Another reason is that the Aftership iFrame gives a selection of Postal Carriers to choose from (that's why the iFrame has such a big height setting) Many customers may be confused as to which carrier to click.
So I scrapped it altogether.
But for people who insist on having a tracking page ... it's better than that 17Track one with the Adsense ads.
You could explore that link above for the Java code version ... I can't remember why I didn't like it ... but maybe you will.
ofuroinu
Active Member
Yeah. That's another reason I gave up on the Tracking Page.
It's really not necessary now that a tracking link is in the email. It's much easier for the customer to click that, rather than go to your site and copy/paste a tracking code into the box and hitting the submit button.
Another reason is that the Aftership iFrame gives a selection of Postal Carriers to choose from (that's why the iFrame has such a big height setting) Many customers may be confused as to which carrier to click.
So I scrapped it altogether.
But for people who insist on having a tracking page ... it's better than that 17Track one with the Adsense ads.
You could explore that link above for the Java code version ... I can't remember why I didn't like it ... but maybe you will.
Appreciate your help.
Now I am into setting the mail setup in woo and this is my 1st time not a simple task. I searched and found that WP SMTP is the way to go.
I have set the account as no_reply@xxxxx.com + my server for my site testing working fine. But wp smtp only allow setting one email account. and use login and pass of no_reply@ . Or there should be one main account which can authorize to send mails from any of my email accounts under same domain? I tried the contact us page and it gives error. When sending the message via flat some theme
Direct Webstore
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Right, only one account. You have to use your main site email for WP-SMPT.
Have you created an email account for your site in cPanel? e.g support@yoursite.com
You have to use that one for WP_SMPT. It needs a real account to send the mails with. Not a fake "no-reply" one.
The user name would be support@yoursite.com
Plus whatever password you made for it.
In the email section that lists your email accounts is an info link probably called "Set up Mail Client" or similar that will tell you what ports it uses. Probably 465 for SMPT. It also states what security to use ... probably "SSL"
You can have other email accounts for customers to send emails to you e.g newsletter@yoursite.com ... but you only need one account for you sending emails.
I just keep it simple and use one email account for everything i.e support@mysite.com
Have you created an email account for your site in cPanel? e.g support@yoursite.com
You have to use that one for WP_SMPT. It needs a real account to send the mails with. Not a fake "no-reply" one.
The user name would be support@yoursite.com
Plus whatever password you made for it.
In the email section that lists your email accounts is an info link probably called "Set up Mail Client" or similar that will tell you what ports it uses. Probably 465 for SMPT. It also states what security to use ... probably "SSL"
You can have other email accounts for customers to send emails to you e.g newsletter@yoursite.com ... but you only need one account for you sending emails.
I just keep it simple and use one email account for everything i.e support@mysite.com
Make sure the same email address is in WP-Admin>Settings>General. And also do what I said above. Sometimes it's the wrong security setting that does that. Like TLS instead of SSL
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Direct Webstore
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Also ... did you read this?
https://help.alidropship.com/settings/email-notifications/email-notifications-setup
https://help.alidropship.com/settings/email-notifications/email-notifications-setup
Direct Webstore
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Using WP-SMPT is OK to get started with ... but when your site is up and running further down the road, I recommend using Pepi Post. It's free account is pretty good.
ofuroinu
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I have created there email accounts
no-reply/support/admin@xxxx.com
For WP SMPT and WP-admin/Settings/General
I am using admin@xxxx.com testing is fine in WP SMPT
Now only issue is the contact us page unable to send messages.
There was an error trying to send your message. Please try again later.
ofuroinu
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You come Hong Kong I will buy a Large Pizza + Pepsi Cola
Direct Webstore
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You don't actually create an account for "no-reply"
Are you sure you're using the correct security? SSL, TLS etc? I remember getting that error too when I used the Original plugin ... and it was because of incorrect settings.
So that's real authentic Cantonese food? Marco Polo must have had more influence than I thought! LOL
You know ... the Italians say they taught the Chinese how to make noodles, but the Chinese say they taught the Italians how to make spaghetti ... lol
Direct Webstore
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Actually, now I remember. It was a "time out" problem. Is this happening when you click the "Send test email" button in the email settings? That's where it happened to me. Or is this happening when you sent a real message from the Contact Us page?
ofuroinu
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You don't actually create an account for "no-reply"
I found a post that recommend to create email and use this only for sending order/shipping notifications or newsletter which does not require replies.
Are you sure you're using the correct security? SSL, TLS etc? I remember getting that error too when I used the Original plugin ... and it was because of incorrect settings.
On wooplugin if SSL or TLS not correct the test should have be failed but while testing in WP-SMPT I received the message.
So that's real authentic Cantonese food? Marco Polo must have had more influence than I thought! LOL
You know ... the Italians say they taught the Chinese how to make noodles, but the Chinese say they taught the Italians how to make spaghetti ... lol
Actually I love pizza that's why and if noodles I prefer Ramen on top of Canto Noodles. But rest Canto food is good.