edkratz

I had the same issue after updating WooCommerce. I previously didn’t have a maximum value set for my products, and it was fine.
I added a max quantity to all of my products and that fixed the issue.
If you have access to your database you run this query.
Replace your_db with your database name, and meta_value to whatever max you want.

update your_db.wp_postmeta
set meta_value =2000
where meta_key like ‘_wcmmq_s_max_quantity’

Thanks Mr PPP,
That works. I appreciate it!

Hi Angelo,

We do have a link, but it looks like you already see the issue. I’ll post it anyway just in case. We have events in May that are not showing. You can see that I have a test event showing on May 8, but that is actually a draft so it shouldn’t be showing at all.
The individual events work, as I mentioned, here is an invdividual event https://clubwealth.com/events/listing-champion-upper-marlboro-md/
which is scheduled for May 12.
The calendar is at https://clubwealth.com/events/ and you can see if you go to May that the event does not show, we have a couple more but that should give the idea if you even need it now.

Thanks
Ed

I posted this in the support thread as well, but in case anyone checks reviews this is all that needs to be done to make the plugin work.

The plugin doesn’t work the way it is written, but you can modify it easily. There are two lines that need to be edited in users-data-to-csv.php in the plugin directory.

Line 149 change
echo implode( ';', $headers ) . "\n"; to echo implode( ',', $headers ) . "\n";

Line 167 change
echo implode( ';', $data ) . "\n"; to echo implode( ',', $data ) . "\n";

Not sure why the author used semi-colons but it is an easy fix.

Turn On Social is correct, the plugin doesn’t work the way it is written,but you can modify it easily. There are two lines that need to be edited in users-data-to-csv.php in the plugin directory.

Line 149 change
echo implode( ';', $headers ) . "\n"; to echo implode( ',', $headers ) . "\n";
Line 167 change
echo implode( ';', $data ) . "\n"; to echo implode( ',', $data ) . "\n";

Not sure why the author used semi-colons but it is an easy fix.

Thanks Benjamin, I changed the other plugin, but this is great to know for the future!

OK, it was another plugin setting it’s menu position in the config, interestingly it only seems to happen when the position is set to 5, does all in one set it’s menu position? Just curious, it’s all working now.

I got to the theme options by copying the link after /wp-admin/ from another site I have the plugin on, so that recompiled the css and the frontend is working. But the dashboard menu still doesn’t show up.