francois75

Thank you for your reply, but you didn’t give me an answer.

My aim is to set an end to the products. Just like Google definition : “Use the expiration_date attribute to cause a product to stop showing on a specific date”.
The format is YYYY-MM-DD, and it’s exactly what I get into the xml file with the mapping I set : <g:expiration_date>2020-12-31</g:expiration_date>.

So, to come back to my issue, why is this field only displayed on the 1st product in the xml and only this one? What should I do to get it on every products?

• This reply was modified 4 years, 5 months ago by francois75.

Sound great! Thanks a lot for your reactivity in solving the issue.
I gave you a 5 stars review 2 weeks ago… the 6th star is not available ??
Thank you!

Thanks for your reply.

1. Maintenance plugin “OFF” and plugin active
2. Connect in Woocommerce with email address
3. Click on “lost password”
4. Standard WordPress lost password is displayed.
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5. Maintenance plugin “OFF” and plugin deactivated
6. Connect in Woocommerce with email address
7. Click on “lost password”
8. Woocommerce lost password is displayed.

Anyway, the workaround (plugin not active) is OK. So, nothing urgent ??