wp_enthusiast

I don’t have a development site to try, Thomas – sorry. I rolled back to the previous version and it worked fine, but now I’m getting security alerts complaining the plugin needs an update ??

I had to roll back to version 2.1.8.1 – is this an issue with your plugin specifically, or everything displaying PDFs on an Apache server? I have no idea how adding random lines to my .htaccess file will affect security, y’know?

I wasn’t aware. I think I will just uninstall the plugin and continue using the meta data tables on the front end. This seems to be the easiest solution.

Okay, well.. thanks, I guess. But this topic is definitely not resolved.

I’ve also just tried to update a product using a CSV following the same protocol I’ve always used, and it won’t update that way either.

It’s happening again. I’m able to edit everything else about a product except the stock locations.

The main location is automatically checked, but I cannot get the two other locations to save or show up under Stock Locations under Edit Product. I also tried Quick Edit with the same result.

I tried with an existing product, as well as adding a new product. Same result.

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Must have been a hosting issue. It’s working normally now.

That’s how I do it. What I’m saying is that only my default location is saving. I’ve been using this plugin for a long time – probably 2 years – and I’m familiar with how it works.

Please note, when I go into the Products and manually save, it is not saving.

Cool, cool. And WordPress owns WooCommerce. Has, in fact, since 2015, I think?

Yet they launched this site-breaking nonsense, and it’s full of bugs, and the main way to get support is from people who keep telling me to point out the bug to a different team of developers. Because this team isn’t the right team.

No one wants or needs this just before the most significant online shopping season of the year.

So WooCommerce creates theme blocks for WordPress?

Product Summary is the name of the block. It’s under Theme.

It’s a block inside a query loop, essentially. The last update made me change how my products are displayed, which are now using WordPress blocks. I can no longer reference my single-product.php file and had to do some very fast programming using the shortcode block. So this is WordPress calling WooCommerce information, which was all well and good until WordPress decided it needed to use blocks to display products.

I’m still not understanding how this is a WooCommerce issue when it’s Gutenberg causing the problem. I’m not using WooCommerce blocks.

This isn’t a WooCommerce problem, though? This is an issue with WordPress Blocks not displaying the content correctly.

My site is totally up-to-date.

It was a conflict with another plugin. Deleted the problem, FileBird works great again. My own stupid fault lol

I’m somehow not being affected. Is it because I’ve got comments and reviews turned off? Or due to my child theme? My site is running TT3 and I’ve got shortcode blocks all over the place in my content, and template.

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