gibonwebbuppsala

Of course, here you go:

https://gist.github.com/gibonwebb/ef7ec1e35c98879340391ddd88722148

Hello!
I added the system report via the gist again.
Did you find the other logs I pasted in the gist before (fatal-error logs) or should I resend them as well?

Download screenshots here:

https://uploads.gibonwebb.se/download.php?id=763&token=hKHNFkyHZuB5kYM6LtMeTjLWtc8PjoPX

https://uploads.gibonwebb.se/download.php?id=764&token=lhOZIzEBrscaK8r9OESbAAht2DCO3AEh

Hi!

Thank you for looking into it.
According to the client who’s website this is happening on, it’s been like this the whole time and the website have been live since august last year.

I’ve shared the system report and two fatal error logs via the gist.

• This reply was modified 7 months, 3 weeks ago by gibonwebbuppsala.

Hi Zubair,

Here is our Gist link: https://gist.github.com/Lovqvist/187ad4e08411c0b1a44fac01ebf7b8b4

Best regards,
Sandra

We are also experiencing the same issue. The issue is “solved” by excluding the path “wp/wp-includes/js/dist/” from optimization.

It is very much appreciated. It saves a lot of time. Thank you very much!

Hello again! When reading through the plugin code, it seems more likely that I should use the save_price_history() function. I was thinking one approach would be to extend the iworks_omnibus_integration class and use the function when the discounted price is being rendered.

I was thinking, since you mentioned that the dynamic discount plugins are changing the price between the database and the output, wouldn’t it be possible to use a hook in your plugin when the price is being outputted? Let’s say the product is shown on a category page and has a discount applied from one of these plugins. Then, with the hook, we could run the exact same process as if the discount were added in the native WooCommerce product editor. Sure, there would be a lot of unnecessary code run, but with a good caching solution, it should work. Or, am I missing something here? Is there such a hook or function that we could use to add a custom price to the history array? If you think this could work, we might be able to experiment with it. Another approach could be to run a cron-job that processes each product in the background and do the control.

• This reply was modified 10 months, 3 weeks ago by gibonwebbuppsala. Reason: I came up with an optional approch

Thank you for the quick reply. I’ve also reach out to RightPress and I read in this support forum that advanced-dynamic-pricing-for-woocommerce is looking into add compatibility with your plugin.

I’ll continue the research.

Hi @smashballoonmike,

That worked. The bug seems to be in the Pop-up Lightbox.

I’ll create an support ticket.

Thank you!

@donaldlaly Thank you for an excellent plugin. Would you please reply here when the issue is resolved?

Thank you David! ??

We have the same issue and I’m right now searching for a solution.

We do not get the discount in the cart or checkout and I figure it’s because of the CPO-issue that you also experiencing.

Do you see the discount in the cart/checkout?