[rredel]

Posted in the Woocommerce forum and described it as a problem of how Woocommerce renders shortcodes, which I’m pretty sure in fact IS the problem. And it’s a new problem since this didn’t happen in older versions of Woocommerce.

[rredel]

Ok, I had to dig deeper into this and this is what I found:
Using the products short code from your page builder works fine on normal page. But if this is a Woocommerce page, the code gets all messed up with those p-tags.
I gues this is an issue with woocommerce and the autop-filter on shortcodes.
Anyways, I didn’t find a way to fix this yet.

[rredel]

Hi Ed,

I actually do need that shortcode that was btw. generated using your page builder. Without the shortcode the page would be empty.
I’m assuming you mean this shortcode:
[spb_products title=”LUZIE” asset_type=”best-sellers” category=”test” carousel=”no” product_size=”standard” item_count=”1″ el_class=”luzie-main-product” width=”1/1″ el_position=”first last”] [blank_spacer height=”40px” width=”1/1″ el_position=”first last”] [spb_products title=”LUZIE Zubehör” asset_type=”best-sellers” category=”luzie-zubehor” carousel=”no” product_size=”standard” item_count=”8″ width=”1/1″ el_position=”first last”]

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There is actually no custom code on the page. The page was built using the page builder. All the products were built using the standard woocommerce options. In fact this didn’t happen with an old version of the theme (v1.2). With this version everything went fine. So there must be something wrong within the creation of the product views. See the strange p-tags in the code below:

<figure class="product-transition">
															<p> <a href="http://dev.luzie.com/kaufen/luzie/"></p>
															<div class="product-image"><img width="540" height="720" src="http://dev.luzie.com/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/0012__MG_3057_edit_front_open-540x720.jpg" class="attachment-shop_catalog" alt="_0012__MG_3057_edit_front_open" /></div>
															<div class="product-image second-image"><img width="540" height="720" src="http://dev.luzie.com/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/0008__MG_3078_edit_front-540x720.jpg" class="attachment-shop_catalog" alt="_0008__MG_3078_edit_front" /></div>
															<p> </a><br />
															<figcaption>
																</p>

[rredel]

Updating didn’t change a thing at all. There are still those empty tags and still the strange behaviour in the frontend.

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[rredel]

Hi Ed,

I tracked the issue down quite a bit further and here’s what I could figure out. Maybe it helps someone else out too:

In my case the WP-URL and the Site-URL were set to https:// which caused WP to redirect every page to the normal http:// version. Unfortunately thie 302 redirect lost the coupon code and did only the normal shopping cart. Changing my settings to normal http:// for both the Site-URL and the WP-URL solved the problem. Also the SSL-enforcement for the checkout doesn’t lose the coupon code.
WP redirection weirdness …

Thanks anyway!

Cheers
Reinhart

[rredel]

Why has this been marked as resolved? This isn’t resolved. The problem still exists in the same way as before. Neither the button nor pressing the enter key applies the discount to the cart. The coupon code is actually sent (which can be seen in the httpheaders) but it does nothing to the price.
Any advice on how to get this to work would be appreciated!

Cheers
Reinhart

[rredel]

Unfortunately in my case neither the apply button nor pressing enter works.

Cheers
Reinhart

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