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Thanks. Oh perfect I’ll add you now ??

Otherwise, could you tell me roughly when the next version will be released? Thanks!

Thank you Karim42. However there’s already define (‘WP_DEBUG’, false); in wp-config.php on both my servers on which these error messages appear…

Thanks Andrew. I ended up using WP importer plugin which worked well with this issue. Duplicator doesn’t work with many hosting providers unfortunately…

Works, thanks

I did purchase https://codecanyon.net/item/multiple-images-per-variation-for-woocommerce/2867927 too, but it just doesn’t work on my site for some reason.

@nientepopcorn: why removing WooCommerce Additional Variation Images and buying something else? It works perfectly as long as you don’t use YITH.

The current/last one.

Same problem here. WooCommerce plugin conflicts are an absolute nightmare.

As a sidenote, both features (product image magnifier + product variation individual galleries) SHOULD be native WC features because it’s basic eCommerce functionality and all major brands’ online stores have them. Same goes with radio buttons for variation selection: why on earth is this not a native option?

You must use a plugin for each, and many of them are incompatible with each other.

I bought the rich version and the problem remains intact. Currently waiting for an answer from the plugin author about it.

Yeah, I just asked the plugin author and that’s what he said.

This CSS rule ensures the “add-to-cart” button always shows, but there’s a problem: when visiting single product page, the Javascript sliding animation that normally reveals the “add-to-card” button upon selecting an option, is triggered… no less than 12 times.

Meaning, upon page load, the button appears with a sliding animation, then the animation starts again, and again and again, 12 times. It feels like some horrible bug.

Any way to get rid of this effect ?

@step87: the ability to click the “add-to-cart” button without selecting an option is not a problem at all: do it and the page will simply reload with a message instructing you to select an option.

I wish ! No answer on stackoverflow either for now.

@scribu: nope. I think NextGEN isn’t a high quality plugin so I decided to go for the native WordPress gallery instead.

@scribu: well, nope ?? Personally I think NextGEN is a high quality plugin so I decided to go for the native WordPress gallery instead, and leave your plugin (P2P) intact.

Seems I had an old version, forget my question.