tarotfellow

Thank you!!!

The dev team resolved this compatibility issue!

Thank you! Someone did reply to my email that the change was already made. I didn’t realize this form question was still open. Closing now. Appreciate the support!

(See https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/too-many-requests-and-login-fails/)

The Google API credentials for Woocommerce Bookings is shared among ALL users of Woocommerce Bookings, and limited per google’s policy to a certain number of requests per day. That usage is being exceeded.

Bookings 1.5.26 includes a new feature to allow you to create and use your own private google API credentials. The instructions are here:
https://docs.woocommerce.com/document/custom-google-calendar-integration/

All the host provider could tell me is that they optimized some InnoDB settings specific to my instance of MySQL. Sorry I couldn’t get more specific. Appreciate you taking your time to offer such great support!

Thank you, GazChap, for looking into this for me. You were very helpful. In the end, the hosting provider performed some SQL optimization that solved the issue (very odd). I’ve asked them to clarify what they did so it might help others who encounter this issue. For now my issue is resolved, but I’ll leave this open for just a bit so I can post the hosting company’s resolution if they provide it.

@swapmis – I hid the booking price with CSS, since the price is visible once a variation is selected. This may not be the most elegant solution, but it worked for my purposes.

https://automattic.zendesk.com/hc/requests/2292053

Reopening because the same issue exists with 2.0.3

Rolling back to the 1.0.38 version on the Woocommerce website seems to have fixed the problem. I have no idea where this 2.0.0 version came from, and the internet no longer seems to believe it exists, so… alternate reality.

But in case any of you came from wherever I’m from, I’ll leave this up here. Delete 2.0.0, install 1.0.38.