Invalid price in attribute: price

Hi,

I think you did not set price for each variation. If the variation price is empty then the regular price for the variation will be 0.

Thanks for the response. I thought that might be the problem too but the products do not have any variations and are WooCommerce Simple Products.

Will do!

Hmm… that webappick.com/support website is not responding.

Hmmm… the link you sent is not responding.

Sorry for the double post… WordPress had some issues when I was trying to submit. It is working now and I just sent the request.

Thanks!

The plugin author had marked this as resolved. The recommendation was to purchase the Pro version of the plugin. And it would have supplied a way to bypass this issue. However, we took another approach. Here is what caused the issue.

My client duplicated a variable product then changed that new product to a simple product. That caused the variations to get a post_status of ‘trash’. I’m not sure why this plugin is scraping trashed variations?

Anyhow…. So, we decided to clean the database using a SQL query ->

UPDATE wp_posts   
SET post_status = 'trash'   
WHERE   
    post_type = 'product_variation' AND   
    post_status = 'publish' AND   
    post_parent = 'X' /* WHERE 'X' is the product ID */ 

Hopefully this will help somebody with a similar issue and XML files and Google Merchant Center reporting products with a price of 0 zero.

Cheers!

(I suppose this solves it.)