arnone

Hi Job,
ok I understand,
thank you ??

Thank you very much Job for your assistance.
The problem is the same whether wpml is enabled or not. The error also occurs in French.

when I disable the wpml translation plugin, then my site is displayed in French by default (woocommerce pages are also displayed in French by default)

I disabled all plugins (except woocommerce), I changed the theme (I tried with storefront), the problem is still there.

if my logic is good, with all the plugins disabled and with another theme, the error is still there so we could deduce that it is neither a plugin problem nor a theme problem.

I don’t think it’s a translation error either… since it’s not only the text displayed that’s bad… it’s also the formatting (since the text is written in green surrounded by green when it should be in red…)

• This reply was modified 6 years ago by arnone.

I’m wondering if the problem is not due to translations issues. What is the language of your site (before you add a multilingual plugin)? If it’s French, my guess is actually that the translations are done incorrectly. This would explain why it’s not picking up WooCommerce core.

Yes, the language of my site is French…

Hi Job, thank you.

I just checked, and the plugin called “sitepress-multilingual-cms” is the WPML plugin and is up to date on my site.

I tried to disable all plugins (including WPML)….and the error is still there.
I tried with another theme (storefront) and the error is still there…

The only track I currently see would be an error in updating the database when I updated the woocommerce version…

but I don’t know how to check this, if my woocommerces tables are valid….

Hi Job,
thank you.

I just did the manipulation again just now.
I have disabled all plugins (except woocommerce) (the bug is still there).
I installed the theme storefront (which I also tried with all the deactivated plugins, except woocommerce). The bug is still there (see screenshot).

https://www.casimages.com/i/18111205185768529.jpg

I decided to reupload woocommerce (version 3.5.1 that I downloaded here (https://fr.www.ads-software.com/plugins/woocommerce/)

I emptied my cache….the problem is still there.
I don’t think it’s a mistake in my theme…in short I don’t know what to try anymore, I’m lost….

• This reply was modified 6 years ago by arnone.
• This reply was modified 6 years ago by arnone.

Do you think this is a bug when updating woocommerce 3.5.1?
Am I the only one with this problem?
Thank you

I read this discussion here that seemed to relate the same problem :

Out of stock for variants (‘Only 0 left in stock’) in Woocommerce

but when I try to disable all the plugins and even changing the theme the problem is still there :/

• This reply was modified 6 years ago by arnone.

Hi Job,
yes thank you for your answer.

My website (arnone-project.com) is currently in maintenance mode but here are some screenshots to describe my problem…

My configuration:

wordpress version : 4.9.8

woocommerce version : 3.5.1

In the configuration of my woocommerce:

in woocommerce >product > inventory:

in the configuration of inventory management in the product page:

here is an image to illustrate my stock display problem :

one more image :

Hi job, thank you for your answer.
I think is not a translation trouble.
I’ve changed my theme, I’ve desactivated all my plugins…it’s the same…

This leads me to think that it is a coding error in the latest Woocommerce version (which I updated with version 3.5.1)…but it seems that I am the only one to encounter this problem…so it makes me doubt a coding error in the latest version of woocommerce…in short I am lost…

Hi everybody !

Same problem for me :/
I’ve added the wp_head and wp_footer functions but the problem is still there,feed only appears when I am logged …

Thank you for your help

Perfect, thank you ??

and clear all “with” and “heigh” pixel size and use “with” and “heigh” in % size ??

Hi,
for responsive design, just add in plugin-shortcode.php (end of page) :
relativeGaugeSize: true,

Like this :

$gauge .='<script>

		var g'.$gid.';

		';

		$gauge .= '
		var $gp = jQuery.noConflict();
		$gp(function() {
		var g'.$gid.' = new JustGage({
				id: "g'.$gid.'",
				value: '.$value.',
				min: '.$min.',
				max: '.$max.',
                                title: "'.$title.'",
				label: "'.$label.'",
				hideMinMax: '.$hideMinMax.',
				gaugeColor: "'.$backcolor.'",
				levelColors: ["'.$color.'"],
				levelColorsGradient: '.$levelColorsGradient.',
				gaugeWidthScale: '.$widthscale.',
				counter: '.$counter.',
				decimals: '.$decimals.',
				formatNumber: '.$format.',
				titleFontColor: "'.$titleFontColor.'",
				valueFontColor: "'.$valueFontColor.'",
				relativeGaugeSize: true,
			});
		});
		</script>

Ok thank you, I stay tuned ! ??

Thank you ! ??