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Thank you for your response. The plugin was working correctly in the past. Anyone who checked the box in WooCommerce would go to our mailing list and be subscribed. Just with recent updates this has started to fail.

I have the latest version of the plugin.

The audience in Mailchimp has no required fields. Just first/last name, address and phone number. In Woocommerce these are all required fields.

The caches were cleared.

I disconnected and reconnected to WordPress.

I don’t see any errors concerning MailChimp. It actual says “MailChimp ready” or something similar in the console when I go to the checkout page: Checkout – Reno Improv

I tried it with an email that I had unsubscribed from the list and when I made a purchase it activated my subscription again. It is just new subscribers that are going into MailChimp but being set as Non-Subscribed even though they check the box.

Here is a screencast: https://app.screencastify.com/v3/watch/vKILsQ1ABV0ZSDo28e78

Thank you, it looks like I am already doing this but it may have gotten me closer. I have a few functions in there that are used to create shortcodes so I can list the field data with their links in the correct place on the product page.

The code for [acf_accessories] (which doesn’t always work) looks like this:

function acf_accessory() {
    //if ( is_product() ) {
        //global $post;
        $prod_accessories = get_field('accessories' );

        if ( ! empty( $prod_accessories ) && ! is_wp_error( $prod_accessories ) ) {
            $accessory_links = array();

            foreach ( (array) $prod_accessories as $prod_accessory ) { // LINE 158
                $accessory_links[] = '<a href="' . esc_url(get_term_link(  $prod_accessory )) .  // LINE 159
                '">' . esc_html( $prod_accessory->name ) . '</a>';
            }

            return implode( ', ', $accessory_links );
        }
    //}

    return '';
}

add_shortcode( 'acf_accessories', 'acf_accessory' );

The code for [acf_prod_mod_nums] (which works) looks like this:

    function acf_prod_mod_num() {
        //if ( is_product() ) {
            //global $post;
            $prod_mod_nums = get_field('model_numbers' );

            if ( ! empty( $prod_mod_nums ) && ! is_wp_error( $prod_mod_nums ) ) {
                $mod_num_links = array();

                foreach ( $prod_mod_nums as $prod_mod_num ) {  // LINE 205
                    $mod_num_links[] = '<a href="' . esc_url(get_term_link( $prod_mod_num )) .  // LINE 206
                    '">' . esc_html( $prod_mod_num->name ) . '</a>';
                }

                return implode( ', ', $mod_num_links );
            }
        //}

        return '';
    }

    add_shortcode( 'acf_prod_mod_nums', 'acf_prod_mod_num' );

I have commented inline where the line numbers in question are in my code. You can see the only difference (other than variables) for each code is that in Line 158 in the Accessories code it has (array) after the foreach (. I thought, if these functions are essentially doing the same thing shouldn’t removing (array) work? Well a lot of the errors disappeared but now the Accessory doesn’t show and I get this error:

“Warning: foreach() argument must be of type array|object, string given in /home/customer/www/staging2.mcdanielmetals.com/public_html/wp-content/themes/astra-child/functions.php on line 158“

I am unsure how this code is working and why one needs to be different than the other but maybe someone who know SCF (acf) better could help me out?

Bump? Any ideas? Help?

I don’t have that option. The number-1 field is the question “How many students are you registering?”. When I go to the calculations tab I only have Enable/Disable.

Thanks for the quick response. Here you go!

https://pastebin.com/b9t0Tfg3

Great thanks for those resources. Now, how can I get the SKU to show up in my theme? Is there a function that you have that creates a shortcode for that?