[Kelvin]

Have you tried DukaPress 2.3.5 – the button is fixed! http://dukapress.org/blog/2011/11/14/dukapress-2-3-5-beta-available-for-testing/

To replace, the “Add to cart” with “In stock” you can (both hacks):
1. Edit the code and physically replace
2. Use the language file to “translate” Add to cart to In stock

[Kelvin]

Hey guys, please have a look at this screenshot:

http://dukapress.org/wp-content/uploads/2012/01/worldpay_remove_md5_for_dukapress.jpg

It is the WorldPay settings page for someone who has it set up correctly. (They just removed the MD5 secret)

[Kelvin]

Hello Paul.

I am sorry you ran into this.

Can you possibly give us access to the site to take a look?

duka[at]dukapress.org

[Kelvin]

That’s not really true. The cart widget and the product display are “enveloped” by different CSS classes which you can sue to differentiate them.

For widget:
.dp_widget_product – for the overall widget
.dp_widget_product_image – for the image
.dp_widget_product_detail – for the content other than the image

For product display:
.dpsc_product_main_container – for the overall product
.dpsc_image_container – for the image(s)
.dpsc_content_container – for content other than the image(s)

For example, if you want to address the “Add to cart” button differently, you would do:

For widgets:
.dp_widget_product .dp_widget_product_detail .product_form {CSS HERE}

For product pages:
.dpsc_product_main_container .dpsc_content_container .product_form {CSS HERE}

This applies similarly when you look at the “grid display”.

I would love to answer any other questions.

[Kelvin]

May I please see the site?

[Kelvin]

You’re right, we deliberately made the “product options” panel to be available on both products and posts (and pages). This is because at the beginning there was no WordPress 3.0 and hence no custom post types.

[Kelvin]

Hello

Thank you for being such a long time user.

Have there been any plugins that you have installed recently? Have you changed the theme recently?

Can you please try the default theme just for a second to see if your current theme is the cause of the problem?

Can you please try deactivate all plugins and see if there is one that is causing a conflict?

Thanks

[Kelvin]

I have never heard of this. Would you mind giving temporary admin access to duka(at)dukapress.org so that I look into this?

[Kelvin]

Thank you for being a long time user of DukaPress. 🙂

[Kelvin]

Glad to hear this was solved. 🙂

[Kelvin]

Glad it worked for you!

The functionality is needed when you have more than one image to showcase the product. You can also choose not to show the thumbnail images easily.

Anyway, I am happy that you found a solution. 🙂

[Kelvin]

Was that the correct link? I can only see one image….

Also, please do note that DukaPres DOES show multiple images: one main image and others as thumbnails. Usually the thumbnails are smaller and should not overlap but may occasionally do so in some themes.

It is easy to fix that by CSS, though.

Here is an example: http://dukapress.org/demo/products/sunshine-earings/

[Kelvin]

Hey Stephen. Thanks for trying out DukaPress. 🙂

May I please see an example of this on your site?

What I suspect is happening is that your are inserting the image into the post after uploading. If you do this, you will have the images automatically generated by DukaPress as well as the one you inserted.

See this: http://help.ourduka.com/creating-a-product/

I’d like to see the page so that we can solve this!

[Kelvin]

The best way is to create a template within your theme’s folder called “single-duka.php”

This will work because the plugin uses a custom post type named “duka” to display the products.

Therefore, the “single-duka.php” template will be used to display ALL the product single pages.

(You can base this template file on your single.php)

[Kelvin]

Can you try contacting your webhost and asking them if they allow scripts like timthumb?

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