Illegal string offset 'is_variation'

Does Virtue have any funky WooCommerce code inside?

I don’t know about funky, but there is some woocommerce .phps. When I update templates with new ones from the plugin, the layout breaks down, so i try to just let them be.
It appears, that the variations work on some products, but not on others, even though there seem to be no differences on the backend.

I wonder if they are filtering the attributes for some reason to cause those errors in the backend. I think this is a premium theme though?

Not the version I have, it is the free one.
The products are imported from a physical shop by a third party. Could it be a problem with the way, they are imported into wordpress?
If it helps, I can give you the login to wordpress and ftp, if you want to look around?

On a side note, I want to take the time to really appreciate the support you are providing! It is truly exceptional!

You said it happened with a new product too though? But yes import could affect if imported wrongly.

Almost all the products are drafts atm, we are setting up the site. So what i meant was, that i published another product.

But can you tjek if the attributes are imported wrongly, if you get the login to the site?

Its hard to tell from looking – you’d need to look at the actual data in the database. I think they are missing certain parts, like is_variation

Okay, so what can we do now?

Look at the code behind your importer. Compare what has been imported to a new product. And fix it ??

Okay, so, just to report back what has happened; i played around with the variations, and discovered that a space between the attribute and the divider fucked it up. When i removed the spaces, everything worked, and when i inserted them again, the variations broke. I am currently in dialog with the guys doing the importing, to hear if they can import without spaces, but can it be possible that you guys can make it work, with spaces?

Thank You!

Can you screenshot which space you mean?