Thanks – makes sense. I’ve pushed out an update containing that.

Removing the !is_admin() fixed the problem, but !is_admin() is there for a reason, so I have changed the line from

if ( ! is_admin() ) {

to

if ( !is_admin() || ( defined(‘DOING_AJAX’) && DOING_AJAX ) ) {

that also works fine.

You’re right – WP e-Commerce recently starting putting its AJAX actions through WordPress’ AJAX handler where it didn’t before (See https://github.com/wp-e-commerce/WP-e-Commerce/issues/470). Taking out the is_admin() checks in the plugin should fix it – although I haven’t tested. I’ll test and update when I get chance, but if you can confirm that works for you that’d be great?

since doing some updates I have noticed that the cart does not display personalisation when updated via ajax. (Refresh page and all if fine)

After a bit of searching, I’ve narrowed it to the same fix as was mentioned here…

http://wordpress.org/support/topic/consider-checking-doing_ajax-for-is_admin-checks

Does this make sense, as I’m sure it used to update fine via AJAX when I was first testing your code, although that was 6 months ago.

Or should it have worked without the modification?

Many thanks for a great plugin.

Alan

That’s provided by WP e-Commerce itself. I imagine it’s a translatable string, so if you can find the original text you should be able to use something like http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/say-what/ to provide an alternative “translation”.

“Name (up to 8 letters) John”

How do I fix this?

(Running WPEC Version 3.8.8.5)

The esc_html function is responsible for stripping these out, see wpec_show_personalisation.php, line 50:

echo nl2br ( esc_html ( apply_filters ( 'wpec_showp_personalisation_info', $info, $context ) ) );

I’m trying to update the plugin to display Rich Text, but can’t seem to figure out how to do that (which is driving me nuts because I know it’s probably easy). I use a Rich Text Editor in the Personalisation Options, so it gets saved into the DB with all the HTML tags, etc.

Is there just a simple line of code to add so that it will display in rich text instead of just outputting the raw text?

Thanks!! And thanks for creating this in the first place, it’s nice to actually leave the WP e-Commerce code alone for once!

You can achieve this with the standard plugin. You’re best off asking on the getshopped.org forums.