If you have problems with our plugins or something is not working as it should, first follow this preliminary steps:
- Test the plugin with a WordPress default theme, to be sure that the error is not caused by the theme you are currently using.
- Deactivate all plugins you are using and check if the problem is still occurring.
- Ensure that you plugin version, your theme version and your WordPress and WooCommerce version (if required) are updated and that the problem you are experiencing has not already been solved in a later plugin update.
If none of the previous listed actions helps you solve the problem, then, submit a ticket in the forum and describe your problem accurately, specify WordPress and WooCommerce versions you are using and any other information that might help us solve your problem as quickly as possible.
If you are using the premium version of the plugin, we invite you ask for assistance in our support desk.
Probably compatibility version of your theme with this option has not been released yet. You can check it yourself by activating a WordPress default theme such as Twenty Fifteen: you’ll see that the plugin works correctly.
Verify you have enabled exclusion management in “Settings” section of plugin option dashboard. Only then you can add new products to the exclusion chart.
This error occurs if a PHP version older than 5.3 is installed on the server, while the plugin requires at least version 5.3.
In addition, minimum recommended PHP version for WordPress is 5.6 (https://wordpress.org/about/requirements/). To avoid the above mentioned parse errore, so, you should update your PHP version.
Yes, you can do that. Just make sure you apply the same button to all the products and override the button URL from the Catalog Mode settings in the product edit page.
You can read more about the product available options here.