rolfhuiber

@fauzanade , @rymerakristel

You have reported the issue to your dev team, what ETA for completion do they provide.

As a side note:
– we have bad experience with your company fixing bugs, as you rather like to implement new features and releasing them continuously.
– some customers who fulfilled the update to a higher WooCommerce version and upon the time the bug was detected, can not fallback to a previous version.
– there exist several vulnerabilities atm, customers need to update to higher versions
– you do not show any information, which version of your software is compatible with which WooCommerce version, and other plugins (e.g. currency)

Thanks for replying to my issue, and sorry to hear that you have the same issue.

The bad thing is, that they had a similar issue 1.5-2 years ago with grouped products and non-wholesale pricing use-case.

>The user also informed you twice how to test, and you still logged in with a wholesale user and added wholesale prices!
I also do not understand, that they haven’t read it precisely and therefor could reproduce the bug, in there comment, it seems only their plugin needs to work for wholesale users.

Both while *not* logging into a wholesale account.

There have not been made any further settings changes besides the installation of the above described plugins.

and also, do not use simple products, with a wholesale price set.

• This reply was modified 7 months, 2 weeks ago by rolfhuiber.
• This reply was modified 7 months, 2 weeks ago by rolfhuiber.

My customer sent me the following pictures:
Bothh while not logging into a wholesale account.
With Premium deactivated: https://snipboard.io/Gnh2Vq.jpg
With Premium activated: https://snipboard.io/8HZNMs.jpg

To replicate the issue:

The issue has been verified with a clean WordPress, WooCommerce and the sample data, Storefront.

See /product/logo-collection/”>https://<your-site>/product/logo-collection/

There have not been made any further settings changes besides the installation of the above described plugins.

• This reply was modified 7 months, 2 weeks ago by rolfhuiber.

Normally I use a lot of question marks. In my post I forgot two.

The “Proforma Invoice” is it meant to be used as a “Commercial Invoice” for international shipments?

Thanks, had to change to
<td><?php echo get_user_meta( isset( $_GET['user_id'] ) ? intval( $_GET['user_id'] ) : $user_ID, 'thechamp_social_id', true ) ? __( 'Yes', 'thechamp-social-login' ) : __( 'No', 'thechamp-social-login' ); ?></td>

With setting the checkbox as described above: is this the only possibility a user can have social login and password when they set a password when they receive a mail.

Differently asked, can they, without this mail, set a password and get both?

Maybe you misunderstood.

Not about a staging or production server. When your plugin is installed on our web server, does it need a connection to one of your servers for every search?

sm_inline_update_post worked, thanks for your help.

The code run from the WooCommerce hook does the following:
if product is “variable”
get children (variations)
for each child
get length of the variable product (get_attributes)
adapt SKU: based on variable product SKU + length

The code expects the SKU of the variable product already to be saved.

sm_inline_update_pre is run before the edited data is saved in the DB.

The product_id I get from your hook, I checked that before, so just have to get the $product and call my code (which worked in a mock).

Can you please implement a similar hook which is run after the edited data is saved.

I looked into the hook you suggested. As it has been some time ago and I haven’t picked it up again, when I am not mistaken, the provided $edited_data does not contain a product_id (product_id of the (newly created) variation). Or does it?

Currently I run the WooCommerce product edit to publish, which runs the WooCommerce hook.

It’s a work around, however it becomes very tedious when results have to be narrowed down further; too many clicks/mouse movements/edits are involved.

I think splitting the search terms and building up a “where” clause is in my eyes not too hard to accomplish. Might you be interested to add it as a feature?

I ask back again, do you have plans to implement an unfolding of variations?

Thanks, that improved from 3x75KB to 1x43KB, great.

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