the “Delete” button doesn’t respond and the plugin just stays there.
I installed PPOM for WooCommerce by mistake directly from the WooCommerce interface. The plugin was never activated, but when I try to delete it from the WordPress dashboard, nothing happens — the “Delete” button doesn’t respond and the plugin just stays there. There’s no visible error message, and everything else on the site is working normally. I’ve tried refreshing, clearing cache, and reloading the Plugins page, but the issue persists. Could you please advise on how to completely remove the plugin from WordPress? Thank you for your help! Best regards,Miguel
unyverso
October 13, 2025
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1 reply
Enjoying this plugin
Thank you. Good Plugin.
Enjoying this plugin
Thank you. Good Plugin.
Support does not reply and free version does not work as expected
Hello PPOM Support Team, I am experiencing an issue on my WooCommerce site where the dynamic price table and subtotal container of PPOM fail to load on my translated product pages. I am using the PPOM Free version alongside Polylang for WooCommerce. The Problem: On my primary language (Greek) product page, everything works perfectly. However, on the translated (English) product page, the price table does not render when options are selected. Upon inspecting the DOM, I found that the hidden input for ppom_option_price is completely empty on the English page, which breaks the dynamic price calculation: Greek Page (Works):English Page (Fails):Troubleshooting Steps I Have Already Taken: To isolate the issue, I ran several tests and confirmed the following: The PPOM Group Settings are correct: If I attach the English PPOM Group to the Greek product, it works perfectly.The PPOM Fields are not the issue: If I attach the working Greek PPOM Group to the English product, the array is still empty.WooCommerce data is healthy: I queried the database directly. Both the Greek and English products have a standard _price of 31.90, the exact same tax status, and identical decimal/thousand separators.No PHP Fatal Errors: There are no silent PHP errors crashing the page, and the base json_encode() function works fine in the English environment.Loco Translate is not interfering: I bypassed translation files temporarily, and the issue persisted.Conclusion: It appears that when the WordPress environment is set to the secondary language (English), Polylang is somehow intercepting or stripping the product price context when PPOM attempts to build the ppom_option_price array, resulting in a blank value. Is this a know bug? Is there a known workaround? Thank you for your time and help!
easy to use
Warning to “old” Pro users: Do not update to version 33, stay with V 32.0.27. Otherwise, your old Pro license will no longer be recognized and you will not be able to configure Pro settings or create new Pro fields.According to ThemeIsle, this is now the case and you will need to purchase a new annual Pro license.
Enjoying this plugin
Thank you. Good Plugin.
Works exactly like it is suppose to.
A really nice and easy plugin to use that solves my issue perfectly.
October 16, 2025
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1 reply
Works like a charm
It’s just what I needed for adding an additional service on a product and charging for it per units. Thank you!
Support does not reply and free version does not work as expected
Hello PPOM Support Team, I am experiencing an issue on my WooCommerce site where the dynamic price table and subtotal container of PPOM fail to load on my translated product pages. I am using the PPOM Free version alongside Polylang for WooCommerce. The Problem: On my primary language (Greek) product page, everything works perfectly. However, on the translated (English) product page, the price table does not render when options are selected. Upon inspecting the DOM, I found that the hidden input for ppom_option_price is completely empty on the English page, which breaks the dynamic price calculation: Greek Page (Works):English Page (Fails):Troubleshooting Steps I Have Already Taken: To isolate the issue, I ran several tests and confirmed the following: The PPOM Group Settings are correct: If I attach the English PPOM Group to the Greek product, it works perfectly.The PPOM Fields are not the issue: If I attach the working Greek PPOM Group to the English product, the array is still empty.WooCommerce data is healthy: I queried the database directly. Both the Greek and English products have a standard _price of 31.90, the exact same tax status, and identical decimal/thousand separators.No PHP Fatal Errors: There are no silent PHP errors crashing the page, and the base json_encode() function works fine in the English environment.Loco Translate is not interfering: I bypassed translation files temporarily, and the issue persisted.Conclusion: It appears that when the WordPress environment is set to the secondary language (English), Polylang is somehow intercepting or stripping the product price context when PPOM attempts to build the ppom_option_price array, resulting in a blank value. Is this a know bug? Is there a known workaround? Thank you for your time and help!
easy to use
Warning to “old” Pro users: Do not update to version 33, stay with V 32.0.27. Otherwise, your old Pro license will no longer be recognized and you will not be able to configure Pro settings or create new Pro fields.According to ThemeIsle, this is now the case and you will need to purchase a new annual Pro license.
the “Delete” button doesn’t respond and the plugin just stays there.
I installed PPOM for WooCommerce by mistake directly from the WooCommerce interface. The plugin was never activated, but when I try to delete it from the WordPress dashboard, nothing happens — the “Delete” button doesn’t respond and the plugin just stays there. There’s no visible error message, and everything else on the site is working normally. I’ve tried refreshing, clearing cache, and reloading the Plugins page, but the issue persists. Could you please advise on how to completely remove the plugin from WordPress? Thank you for your help! Best regards,Miguel
unyverso
October 13, 2025
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1 reply
