Dan Zakirov

I’ll see what I can come up with, you wait.

Yes, it will. Probably in the next update.

The next update will contain what you want it to contain

I’m sorry, I managed to open the image file. Today, I’ll try to give a more detailed response. I’ll look into your situation more closely. I apologize right away for not responding quickly; it’s difficult to shift from my primary tasks to support for the free plugin. ??

Hello, could you please upload the image to a different service or directly to your website? I can’t see it at the moment. I’ll fix this issue, but I need to reproduce the error in order to do that.

Hello,

I apologize for the delayed response; I couldn’t get back to you sooner as I was engrossed in my primary tasks.

Let’s address your inquiries. Concerning the generation of SKUs for product variants, you’re right that the plugin currently doesn’t handle that automatically. As of now, variant SKUs are derived from the main product and involve appending unique numbers to distinguish SKUs. However, I’m actively working on enhancing the plugin to incorporate a feature that will facilitate SKU generation for product variants as well.

Now, regarding your question about generating SKUs for products without existing SKUs, it’s actually quite straightforward. Prior to generating SKUs, there’s a checkbox labeled “Re-create existing SKUs?” To achieve the desired outcome, simply leave this checkbox unselected. In other words, refrain from activating it. By doing so, the SKU generator will exclusively create SKUs for those products lacking them.

I’d like to circle back to your query about generating variant SKUs themselves. I’ve added this to my to-do list, and I’m actively developing this functionality.

If you have any further questions or concerns, please don’t hesitate to reach out. Your feedback is invaluable as it helps us improve our plugin.

Hello,

To understand the issue, we need to find out why the generation of SKU is stopping. Does it always stop at 58%? Could you please take a screenshot of your settings?

Firstly, let’s see what’s happening in DevTools on the “console” tab when the SKU creation process comes to a halt. Secondly, enable the debug mode in WordPress and check the logs after the error occurs.

Debug Mode Activation Steps (excluding on-screen output, directing logs to files):

1. Access your WordPress installation directory.
2. Look for the wp-config.php file.
3. Open the file in a text editor.
4. Search for the line that says define(‘WP_DEBUG’, false);.
5. Change false to true, like this: define(‘WP_DEBUG’, true);.
6. Right below that line, add the following lines to specify where the logs should be stored:

define('WP_DEBUG_LOG', true);
define('WP_DEBUG_DISPLAY', false);

7. Save the wp-config.php file.

Now, when you trigger the process that generates SKUs and encounter the error, WordPress will log the debug information in a file instead of displaying it on the screen. You can find the log file in the wp-content directory with a name like debug.log.

This log file will provide more detailed information about what’s going wrong during the SKU creation process, helping you pinpoint the issue more effectively.

Also, try activating the “Duplicate SKUs” option. It’s possible that under certain circumstances, duplicate SKUs are being created. Let’s test this as well.

I have all this work scheduled in my to-do list, and I’ll make an effort to test everything with JetFormBuilder and update the plugin. ??

Take a look at how I have it set up:

However, in order to solve your issue, I would like to see your settings. Please try to take screenshots of them, as different combinations of plugin settings can lead to glitches. If I can reproduce the error you’re experiencing, I’ll be able to fix it.

Hello,

I’ve faced a similar issue myself and resolved it, but it seems I didn’t account for everything. Could you please take a screenshot of your plugin settings so that I can understand the error?

Also, within the next hour, I’ll be making updates to the plugin. The update will include refreshed JavaScript code ??

There’s a good chance that there will be two updates. For the first update, I’ll simply test the new versions of WordPress and WooCommerce. Then, for the second update, I’m planning to release a shortcode for the Elementor plugin and also work on adding cross-sells to the shopping cart. Regarding the cross-sells, I can’t promise it will be available immediately, as there are many settings that need to be configured.

In terms of timing, there’s a strong possibility that the first update will be ready by this weekend, and the second update is likely to follow next week. If I don’t manage to finish the first update this weekend, it will be pushed to the following week, and then the second update will come a week after that.

Hello ??,

Yes, I’m planning to update the plugin soon. Due to a lack of time, I wasn’t able to maintain the plugin for a while, but now I’m working on an upgrade and will be updating the plugin shortly.

Rest assured, I’m also working on implementing improvements to the cross-sell functionality as part of the upcoming update.

Thank you for your patience and understanding.

Best regards ??

Hey there! ?? Thank you so much for your feedback! ?? I really appreciate your kind words. ?? When it comes to making our plugin compatible with the new “High-Performance order storage (COT)” feature from WooCommerce, you’ll be glad to know that I’m already on the case. ??? Keep an eye out for the upcoming plugin updates – this exciting feature will be part of them! If you ever have more ideas or questions, don’t hesitate to get in touch. ?? Your input is incredibly valuable and helps us enhance our plugin even more! ??

I’ll try to update you today

I’m currently working on updating the plugin as I’m facing some challenges in resolving the issue quickly.