Prangesco

Ok, I might have found a workaround to solve this, at least in my case. I am leaving it here in case anybody else might need it. I solved it by simply changing the HTML container tag to main from div in the Elementor Single Product Settings .

no need javier, my message on the forum lays out how to make it work (in your earlier answers you forgot to add a second requirement to assign courses, there are more metakey to specify).
I though it might be helpful to other users

There is no URL, I submitted your premium support form here https://wclovers.com/premium-support/
and then the conversation moved over email.

solved with the last update.
Awesome again.
cheers !

and the varints are cascading: meaning each auction product is a subvariant of the previous one (sorry for these dripping messages)

see the edit to my comment pls, hpe this won’t complicate things;)

@kts915
Thanks mate!
you can’t imagine how useful your comments have been to me and mine. We’ve been struggling to fix this problem and eventually had to write a (very complicated) workaround. Your snippets solved it smooth and nicely and we wera able to revert to our original built design.

Just passing by after some testing to say thanks.

Our issue was that no notifications went through when posting with FEP PRO (as you may read at the top of this thread).
Hail and Kudoz to thee!

Thanks to you to keep helping Jack,
as you pointed out this is actaually the case. I found one instance of wp_insert_post and none of wp_create_post .
It is located in the function responsible for inserting the post into the database. What would you advise?

Anyway the function is commented as follows:

/**
* Inserts user submitted data into DB with WordPress’ own wp_insert_post(). If insertion is successful, sets terms, saves meta and creates the thumbnail.
*
* It traverses through the form fields and by checking their types puts the corresponding data items ($post_data[$key]) into either $post, $custom_fields, $hierarchical_taxonomies or $non_hierarchical_taxonomies. The first one is inserted using wp_insert_post(). It should be noted that the key of each field is used as the name attribute in the form. This is why we are able to access the right piece of information using $post_data[$key].
*
* @access private
* @param array $post_data An array containing all the data from the form. It is actually $_POST.
* @return int or WP_Error Either the ID of the new post is returned or a WP_Error object.
**/

Let me know if there’s any other piece of info I can provide within the constraints of the plugin license or provide any email address of yours if it simpler for you to continue this conversation via email.

Thank you very much again