Beka Rice

Hey folks, this error means that your WooCommerce database needs some upgrade routines to run so the stored version is current. Please go to WooCommerce > Status > Tools and click the “Update database” tool to resolve this: https://cloud.skyver.ge/o0u8lX04

Could you give that a go and report back? thanks!

?? hey @blogjunkie, the plugin ID is defined in the main plugin file: braintree

So the hook name should be: wc_braintree_after_my_payment_method_table

cheers!

Hey @codedaddy thanks for reaching out here! The plugin does support WP 4.8.1 already, we’ll be updating the “Compatible up to” flag in the next release ??

I’m afraid I can’t replicate any errors with WP, WooCommerce, or plugin upgrades. Did you happen to have WP_Debug or logging enabled on your site? If you can share the error log or submit it to us via skyverge.com we’d be happy to take a deeper look for the source of the error.

Thanks!
Beka

Hey @joris-van-der-horst, most of the sorting options you’ve referenced are from WooCommerce core itself. I’m afraid that the sorting dropdown is not generated by our plugin (we just add our options into the WooCommerce dropdown), and therefore this sort of customization is not something we can help with.

As such, it would be best to work with your template developers to resolve this issue, as we can’t really know how they’ve implemented that dropdown, and the solution will be related only to your theme and WooCommerce, not to our plugin.

If they need some background, they can review how WooCommerce adds sorting options here:
https://github.com/woocommerce/woocommerce/blob/47fbae4d260bfa8e0a6a42aed0d647642adcd646/includes/class-wc-query.php#L425-L484

Cheers,
Beka

• This reply was modified 7 years, 10 months ago by Beka Rice. Reason: Edited for clarity on how our plugin interacts with WooCommerce

Hey @finnwulf, can you please confirm you’re using the newest version of the plugin? This issue was resolved in version 2.0.1. If you are running the newest version, please update the product so the SKU is updated / fixed as well.

Could you let me know how that goes for you? thanks!

Hey @fixitup, it sounds like your WooCommerce database version got out of sync in the recent update. If you see a button in a notice to run the updater, please click this.

If you don’t see the button, please visit https://YOURSITE.com//wp-admin?do_update_woocommerce=true — replace your site’s home URL in this link though. This should force the updater to run and correct the version.

Can you please try that and let me know how it goes? thanks!

Hey @cecilette, thanks for the specific info here! I’m sorry to hear you’ve run into this issue, and unfortunately I’m afraid that there’s nothing on the plugin side that can adjust this — it’s using all of the WooCommerce hooks required to add sorting properly, so the Avada theme needs to actually use these sorting options instead of hard-coding the original sorting choices. I’m sorry I don’t have better news for you here.

You could pass this to the theme developers and ask them to do something similar to ensure they output the filtered sorting choices, not just the default ones, as this is how WooCommerce itself handles outputting the sorting dropdown: https://github.com/woocommerce/woocommerce/blob/481471a64cccc97ffd084166f17ecf399dbd4ff3/includes/wc-template-functions.php#L811-L846

The key there is they need to ensure their theme uses the same filter, they can’t just leave it out. thanks!

Hey @flantascience, I’m afraid it’s not something that can be added via custom code. Without a specific variation for the color, there’s nothing to generate a SKU for, or to which you can tie the SKU. If the SKU should be in the catalog, it needs to have a variation for which the SKU exists; a SKU can’t exist on its own as a piece of data that’s not anchored to anything.

Hi @souravkr, changing the sorting display to use a ‘swatch’ / radio input would require customization of your template files to do so. I’m afraid it’s not something this plugin would be able to handle, and would require the help of a developer to add a new template for this into your theme.

Sorry I don’t have better news for you here!

Hey @flantascience,

Thanks for getting in touch with this question. While I can definitely see the usefulness of what you’ve outlined here to create a SKU for an “Any” variation, I’m afraid this set up is not possible as you’ve outlined. Without having a specific variation for the color, our plugin has no way to generate a SKU for this, as to WooCommerce, this “variation” does not exist — it’s all technically the same “product” because it doesn’t have different colors.

SKUs are tied to a variation, which is a special kind of product (a child product). Without a product being created for each color, there’s no product for which we can generate a SKU, nor is there anything to which we could tie that SKU.

Since a SKU is a property of a product, is must be created *for* a product, it can’t be generated during the cart or checkout process dynamically based on what a customer selects. In short, since no product has been generated in the backend / admin for this variation, our plugin has nothing to generate a SKU for and no way to store it.

Sorry I don’t have better news for you here! Can I help out with any other questions?

Cheers, Beka

Heya @johnnyxp64, it certainly can ?? See the section about “Bulk Updating” at the bottom of the description. When you just bulk update and save without making any changes, SKUs are generated for all selected products.

Cheers!

Heya Papin! Thanks so much for the feedback, glad to hear the plugin has helped ??

We’re always open to adding translations! If you’d like to submit a pull request with the translation files or just get in touch to send one over, I’d be happy to bundle this into the next release so it stays updated for you.

Thanks again!

Hi @lukehands, thanks for getting in touch here. This definitely looks odd to me, I’m seeing some strangeness with the core “popularity” sorting as well (returning 0 products). Could you please try switching to a default theme, such as Twenty Twelve or Twenty Sixteen, and give this a try again to rule out a theme issue?

Thanks!

You’re welcome @kenelli, thanks for the review ??

Hey @hasel29, thanks for your question ??

I’m afraid that views / visits is not a metric that WooCommerce itself tracks, and thus isn’t something this plugin can sort by. Sorry I don’t have better news for you here!

If you do have some customization / theme / plugin tracking this, it may be possible via custom code to do, but without it being part of WooCommerce itself it’s not something we could put in our plugin.

Cheers!