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I received a very quick answer on their official page. Add this to the custom CSS:

.woosw-items .woosw-item .woosw-item–actions .woosw-item–stock {    display: none;}

Hello, a little bump for this one:)

Yes I want to say it’s definitely not the fault of your plugin at all. There is some very specific custom work on this shop which was causing the conflict. And I would have loved to continue with wishsuite because it was great to work with but it was just easier to switch to something else.

I would only recommend the wishsuit plugin and also your support team, they were super helpful and fast with the support!

This can be closed. The cause was an incomptabilty with another plugin.

A little bump for this one ??

Thanks for the fast reply. I made a ticket as asked.

Hi, thanks for the reply!

So here you can see there’s a brand where the count says 4 products: https://snipboard.io/5gTME1.jpg
It also shows up in the dropdown: https://snipboard.io/M2pWVR.jpg

In the back-end when I click on count it shows no products: https://snipboard.io/cyJKsG.jpg
And in the front end also when you choose the brand there no products: https://snipboard.io/T1v7QY.jpg

Hello,

I fixed the problem by deactivating the WP-Optimize plugin, now it works again but that’s not really a good solution ofcourse. Because the WP-Optimize plugin definitely improved the speed of the website.

Is there a way to make those compatible? Because it’s a bit silly that we have to choose to either have a faster website or a working forum…

Hello,

I’ve tried allt those but the problem remains the same unfortunately.

Hello, thanks for the fast reply!
I think this will make the fields disappear no? I would still want to display them so the client still sees it but just can’t modify it.

Thank you very much for replying so fast. I never thought about checking the old e-mails and they are fine then. So it’s like you said, I used a plugin to customize the the e-mails. Eventough over there everything is also said on white, that will be the culprit.

Reason for not updating is that on this shop we developed a connection between our ERP software and woocommerce using the API. Everything is running smoothly with how the set-up is right now, so we don’t want to change it and risk certain things not working anymore. But it’s definitely on my to do list to test everything with the latest versions. ??

Hello, I don’t seem to find the email settings under woocommerce>status like you asked.
This is the status report: https://gist.github.com/TimonAndries/50d837a6830d3981b0d8274867116b8c

THis is the HTML of one of those mails forwared to me.
https://gist.github.com/TimonAndries/90d72a55bd7d1b5cb79426f1793db335

As you can see in it, it does use the default f7f7f7 as background colour instead of #ffffff

Hello,
Yes it does. In this case we just stopped using the plugin because it was a huge issue. But we would love to keep using the plugin.

The example in my post won’t be relevant anymore since the plugin isn’t used but it still describes the issue.

You’re welcome and thank you for the tip to make a post on their Github!

I’m not a developer myself but I don’t really see why they think it would be hard to see if it’s the same image. If they would just check if it’s the same size (in bytes) then you would know. But again, not a developer myself so it might sound easy in my head but in practise not so much haha.

I got an answer back, thought I would share it here:

You should ommit the image from the second request if nothing has changed. When making a POST request to update a product you should ideally only be posting the data that has changed.
TBH there is really no way for us to know if an image is identical without doing a lot of expensive comparisons, for example, an image may be cropped and uploaded with the same name, having to read image data and compare it with each request will be very expensive and resource-intensive causing API requests to be slow.
Closing this as won’t fix for now as there is a workaround by not posting data that has not changed to the API.