After I added the Extended Licence to all my photos with Batch Editor, I got this on the photo's page

Warning: Illegal string offset 'added_price' in /home1/luxurys8/public_html/food.ezeepics/wp-content/plugins/ss-professional/functions.php on line 783

How can I resolve this?

I had to remove the Extended Licence and install it again in order to avoid this error. Now I don't have it anymore.

This got fixed? I'm not aware of this problem.

Quote from: Leo on September 06, 2013, 04:15
This got fixed? I'm not aware of this problem.

At least for the moment is fixed. I go in Author Page and remove the Extended Licence from the Images, than I go in Licences and remove it from there. Than I made another Extended Licence and applied it to all images in batch. For the moment the Error message doesn't appear anymore.

The error appeared again after I updated Cart Manager :

Warning: Illegal string offset 'added_price' in /home1/luxurys8/public_html/food.ezeepics/wp-content/plugins/ss-professional/functions.php on line 783

Your getting a lot of strange issues. I'm back in action tomorrow. Keep me posted.

Thanks Leo, like I said in the pms, I will not make anything more to the site until the issue with the sizes is fixed. I don't know what to do, if I have to wait or re-upload all images.

I have again this error appearing under my images. It was fixed initially and after appeared again:

Warning: Illegal string offset 'added_price' in /home1/luxurys8/public_html/food.ezeepics/wp-content/plugins/ss-professional/functions.php on line 783

Leo help!

http://food.ezeepics.com/image/cupcake-with-chocolate-chips/

You only have an extended licence set, try addig a standard licence as well

Quote from: Kerioak~Christine on September 12, 2013, 07:22
You only have an extended licence set, try addig a standard licence as well

I'm not sure I get you...The standard licence I have it already....I have the page for it and all the prices for Blogee, Small, Medium and Large are with Standard.

The only licence you are offering on your cupcake page (and possibly others but that is the one that you gave as an example) is the Extended licence.  There is no standard licence available - take a look and see - then look at one for instance - http://stockimages.kerioak.com/image/sunset-beach-with-seagull/?r=http://stockimages.kerioak.com and you will see that I offer both standard and extended licences


Edit:  I would change the settings in your SYXtra plug in to hide the licences for now as they do not match what Symbiostock is offering

Quote from: Kerioak~Christine on September 12, 2013, 12:48
The only licence you are offering on your cupcake page (and possibly others but that is the one that you gave as an example) is the Extended licence.  There is no standard licence available - take a look and see - then look at one for instance - http://stockimages.kerioak.com/image/sunset-beach-with-seagull/?r=http://stockimages.kerioak.com and you will see that I offer both standard and extended licences


Edit:  I would change the settings in your SYXtra plug in to hide the licences for now as they do not match what Symbiostock is offering

Means that I am confused. I thaught if the normal prices I have for the images are understood with normal Standard licence. When someone purchases one photo in the Cart I have the link  to License Agreement & Terms. That is the page of Standard licence. If I don't have it than the prices I have for blogee, small, medium and large under what licence I sell? The Extended just adds other money to the normal.
What I have confuse in my mind is why do I have to add the Standard Licence in the bottom? Is not selfunderstood that the images with normal price are with Standard icence?

I think it is because you do not have the standard licence at the bottom that
1.  You are getting the error message
2.  The extended licence is not an option (ie you cannot select it and thus add those prices to the standard prices to get an increased total)


Try:
Setting up a standard licence in the Symbiostock (bee)  licences area - in the yes/no box select yes and put 00.00 in all the pricing boxes (these are additional prices to those you set in the author options area so they need to be zero for the standard licence)

Then add both extended and standard licence to ALL your images in the author options area and apply to all images (unless you have lots of different options then I will leave you to work it out   )

Quote from: Kerioak~Christine on September 12, 2013, 13:23
I think it is because you do not have the standard licence at the bottom that
1.  You are getting the error message
2.  The extended licence is not an option (ie you cannot select it and thus add those prices to the standard prices to get an increased total)


Try:
Setting up a standard licence in the Symbiostock (bee)  licences area - in the yes/no box select yes and put 00.00 in all the pricing boxes (these are additional prices to those you set in the author options area so they need to be zero for the standard licence)

Then add both extended and standard licence to ALL your images in the author options area and apply to all images (unless you have lots of different options then I will leave you to work it out   )

Thanks, I will do it. 

Quote from: Kerioak~Christine on September 12, 2013, 13:23
I think it is because you do not have the standard licence at the bottom that
1.  You are getting the error message
2.  The extended licence is not an option (ie you cannot select it and thus add those prices to the standard prices to get an increased total)


Try:
Setting up a standard licence in the Symbiostock (bee)  licences area - in the yes/no box select yes and put 00.00 in all the pricing boxes (these are additional prices to those you set in the author options area so they need to be zero for the standard licence)

Then add both extended and standard licence to ALL your images in the author options area and apply to all images (unless you have lots of different options then I will leave you to work it out   )

I did how you told me. First I removed the Extended under all images. Made a Standard how you told me, applied it to all images and, immediately after applied I got again the error:

Warning: Illegal string offset 'added_price' in /home1/luxurys8/public_html/food.ezeepics/wp-content/plugins/ss-professional/functions.php on line 783

http://food.ezeepics.com/image/buttercream-cupcake-with-chocolate-top/

I will try to remove all and redo

Licence information immediately under image - SYXtra plug-in

Other licences and information - Symbiostock
~~

The error is no longer showing - but you no longer have extended licences either

Quote from: Kerioak~Christine on September 12, 2013, 15:41
Licence information immediately under image - SYXtra plug-in

Other licences and information - Symbiostock
~~

The error is no longer showing - but you no longer have extended licences either

Because I was removing. Check now. I have now both licences but the error for me shows

First you didn't see the error because no licence was applied. After applying any Licence the error appears again.

I just registered (so don't send me an email because I left an empty cart )

The error is there
as soon as you select a size of licence the error disappears

when I log out and nothing is selected it reappears

Quote from: Kerioak~Christine on September 12, 2013, 16:03
I just registered (so don't send me an email because I left an empty cart )

The error is there
as soon as you select a size of licence the error disappears

when I log out and nothing is selected it reappears

What do I have to do in this case?

Quote from: Kerioak~Christine on September 12, 2013, 16:03
I just registered (so don't send me an email because I left an empty cart )

The error is there
as soon as you select a size of licence the error disappears

when I log out and nothing is selected it reappears

Done, you can enter now

Does anyone else have any ideas on this - I had a quick look at the licences etc in the back end but nothing jumped out of me that ezeepics had done wrong in creating them

Quote from: Kerioak~Christine on September 12, 2013, 21:13
Does anyone else have any ideas on this - I had a quick look at the licences etc in the back end but nothing jumped out of me that ezeepics had done wrong in creating them

I havent even tackled licenses on my own site so have no clue yet. Sorry, I got nothin.

I tried creating an extended license to go with the Standard one and attempted to set that up and apply it to just one image (to see if it worked). It didn't - no error messages, but I didn't get any changes in the prices if I selected the Extended license.

First problem is that it doesn't appear you can edit a license you create (if you got the wrong URL, for example) so I had to delete and reenter all the valid information which was a pain.

Second problem is that I didn't understand what to select (Yes or No) for Purchasable Upgrade. It says "If "Yes" the onpage location is overridden and options appear under product table." but what does that mean? The onpage location of what is overridden?

As I entered prices in the boxes (for the extra amount for each size that an extended license would cost), I figured that meant those numbers would be added to the standard license price, but nothing got added to anything when I selected Extended License on the test image I applied this to.

Third problem is that I have CleanTheme and changing the image to have both Standard and Extended License as an option reformatted parts of the page - blue highlighting on the selected size instead of light gray, for example, fonts changed (or spacing). In addition to the radio buttons for the two licenses where there's a link to the license, under the download button there are two more links for Standard License and Extended license (incorrectly formatted in that it doesn't look like Clean Theme any more and has blue text on a pale blue background).

Fourth problem is that if I go back to just a standard license on that image, I don't go back to the way things were. I even reprocessed that image to try and get it to look right, but I still have the misformatted text - see the sample I tried to put an extended license on and then removed

http://www.digitalbristles.com/image/sunset-sail-in-puget-sound/

versus the way a page should look (for a page I never tried to add licenses to)

http://www.digitalbristles.com/image/mount-rainier-and-puget-sound/

Fifth problem would be how I'd update the whole site with extended licenses - as it is right now I'd have to select categories one at a time in the batch editor to apply them, hope I didn't forget a category and hope I didn't ever want to change anything.  This really needs an option to apply to all images as well as selected images

Has anybody got this working on their site?