gekomees

Found the solution. Seems that
trim(file_get_contents('php://input'))
works

I’m using 2.0.23 but as I’ve said the file in question is identical to the one found in the latest version. So as I thought it is a false positive. Maybe Wordfence doubled up on UM after the latest malware exploit.

Ah, yes. Since the shop I used the plugin on only has variable products this slipped under my radar. Simple products have a parent of 0, so the in_numerical check thinks it’s a variation.

To fix:
replace is_numeric($parent_id)
with !empty($parent_id)

Thanks for the update but it seems the situation is unchanged on the user side after updating and purging cache. Refreshing the url gets the correct page but yeah, when moving between months with the month names at the bottom, it goes from English to Estonian. When logged in as admin, it seems to work fine, except for the month names being in Estonian in the English view. But this could be an unrelated issue.

Sadly that doesn’t change anything and month view cache was disabled to begin with. Just now I noticed that the client’s server only has 40MB memory available and PHP 5.4.45 and I’ll try to remedy this however I don’t know if it is possible.
Edit: using define(‘WP_MEMORY_LIMIT’, ‘128M’); I gave it more memory, but this didn’t amount to anything.

Edit2: Debug log shows only these warning when navigating the page for events and having it ajax to the wrong language: https://pastebin.com/QaiBthKH
There were more than one of most of these but I took the liberty of removing duplicates.

• This reply was modified 7 years, 5 months ago by gekomees.
• This reply was modified 7 years, 5 months ago by gekomees.

Yes, I have followed the directions and have latest version of both plugins and WPML addons.

Thanks, I didn’t see anything noting this in the changelog so I didn’t try updating but I guess I missed it. Works fine now.

This does the trick. Thank you.

Created a product with SKU of 112252 and upon import “Product unknown”. order #9615

• This reply was modified 7 years, 10 months ago by gekomees.

Made a CSV with the plugin and left only one line. It’s here: https://www.dropbox.com/s/duphly92fc2k8tj/woocommerce-order-export4.csv?dl=0

Took the liberty of changing sensitive client information.
It includes products with SKU 20305, 20486 and 112252. All of these are present in the WordPress installation where I am running the import.
Screencap here: https://gyazo.com/a771bc96d5c62e29ddaa61395f870028

But the result is that all products are Product Unknown. PHP log seems to indicate incompatibility with Woocommerce 3.0:
https://pastebin.com/nmSUujPP

Leaving it empty still produces only Product Unknown.

That changes absolutely nothing, sadly. Still Unknown product. The product id is different, SKU is that which is the same.

Actually, the correct path was dc-product-vendor/shortcode/vendor_registration.php but thanks anyway, it helped me to the right path. It seems vendor_registration.php does not have the “how to replace template” text at the top like other files, which is why I didn’t realize how to do it.

I have since moved to another plugin and don’t have this plugin installed anymore but sure I can give you the website link if that proves helpful without the plugin? But I can’t give it publicly. Can I send an e-mail or something?

Yes, indeed it does work like that. I guess I’ll have to change my code up a bit. Thanks for the assistance.