Andre Gagnon
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Thanks for the review! Very glad you are liking SureCart.
We removed the “Pay-as-you-go” costs for affiliates, revenue boosters, licensing, etc a few months ago. These are now included for free on all plans!
Thanks for the followup. Huh, I’m getting different pagespeed scores and page size from SureCart…
Either way, just looking at WooCommerce storefront and SureCart demos, SureCart is less than half the size… I don’t doubt you could get WooCommerce smaller, but SureCart is just smaller by default. Most importantly, not in front-end assets, but database bloat, addon bloat, etc.
But I appreciate your opinion, none-the-less. It sounds like you would be happier with WooCommerce. Totally fine with that!
SureCart is absolutely faster than WooCommerce. You can even check our demo site here in pagespeed insights.
Speed Test:
https://share.zight.com/eDuDRy4RIt sounds like your theme is maybe not coded properly to support WordPress. Luckily we have a setting to drag it into 2025. If you navigate to SureCart > Tools > Advanced and make sure “On Demand Block Assets” is checked. This will force your theme to load block assets only when the blocks are used on the page. We don’t enable this by default as it can change the load order of css on your site – it should be done by themes directly.
Hi There!
Thanks for reaching out. We have several German customers who are able to translate things 100%. I think the tricky part is some parts are static strings, and other parts can be modified in the block settings directly. For example the “purchase” button text can be changed by editing the page and typing what you want there. If there is something specific, please let me know so we can make sure to add it.
Could you explain more about the tax difficulties you are facing? And any other bugs problems? eCommerce can be complex so many times there is a configuration that is not easily found or a confusion on how to set up tax rates, etc. I’m happy to help here.Hi There,
Let me clarify this a bit more. You can completely remove your shipping address block from your checkout page. If the products in the cart require shipping, one will be automatically added (i.e. you have physical products or are collecting tax).
Any questions let me know.
Sorry, we missed this since it was posted as a review and not a support ticket. If you would like to share a link to your site, I’m happy to to take a look at the page. We don’t have any other reports of this, so maybe something specific to your install.
Hi Plamen,
At the very least, they should exclude javascript modules – this is native WordPress functionality that can and does break with this setting turned on.
Hi There,
Yes! These things are on the roadmap. We are just getting started with physical shipping and are releasing new features here often. This week we are releasing more granular shipping territories. I really appreciate the feedback. We will get this all added.
Ah, okay, glad it is resolved! Please don’t hesitate to reach out anytime.
We will get this fixed, but this is simply a developer notice because your WordPress install is in debug mode. Depending on your host, there may be a way to toggle this off. Otherwise you can edit your wp-config.php and remove any line that looks like
define('WP_DEBUG', 'true')Hi There,
Thanks for reaching out! Happy to help. It looks like this is a developer notice, not an error. Can you look through your logs and find an error? It shouldn’t say “PHP Notice”, but instead “Error”, or “Fatal Error”.
Okay we will take a look. Just a heads-up, Gutenberg plugin is a beta plugin, so it’s not stable. It’s not required to use the block editor and SureCart. Here’s part of the description from their plugin description:
Are you a tech-savvy early adopter who likes testing bleeding-edge and experimental features, and isn’t afraid to tinker with features that are still in active development? If so, this beta plugin gives you access to the latest Gutenberg features for block and full site editing, as well as a peek into what’s to come.
Hi There! Happy to help.
We do have filter/sort functionality on our shop pages. It’s totally possible to filter by price and category. Perhaps you don’t have any categories for your products yet? You will want to add collections, and you can see you can sort and filter. It might be easier to explain in a video:
Huh, yeah, this is really weird. Are they showing up in the backend? Maybe there is a plugin conflict preventing the images from being fetched via php.
Can you check a couple things? Are these images in WordPress? If you have migrated, you may need to click the little download icon next to the image in the admin (not necessary, but could fix a plugin conflict)
We store the gallery as post meta of attachment ids for the post. So each id is an attachment id that we fetch using core WordPress functions.
If that doesn’t work, maybe push to a staging environment and temporarily deactivate all plugins to rule out a plugin conflict.
Yes, it works without any additional plugins (like the experimental Gutenberg plugin). It sounds like you may be combining scripts, which can cause them to load out of order. Some core WordPress scripts ( like wp.a11y (accessibility) requires it to load in a specific order. Are you doing any type of javascript combining, minification, etc.?