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If you want to make sure people cannot order out of stock items, you need to enable stock management. You can do so in WooCommerce >> Settings >> Products, on the inventory tab. Check the box “enable stock management”. Optionally you can receive an email when stock is low or when a product is out of stock.
The last two options on that page are “out of stock visibility” and “stock display format”. You can hide items from your stock, and/or you can add the exact number of items to the product page.

Once you’ve set this up, it’s important that you add the inventory information to your products. Go to edit a product. Under Product Data, select the “Inventory” tab and check “Manage Stock?”. You can then add the number of items you have available and decide whether you allow back-orders. In your case, you’d leave that at “Do not allow”.

I hope this helps.

Hi Bas,

The information showing in the header depends on your theme and the templates the theme is using. That means, the solution also depends on the theme. Some themes may have settings that you can use. Other’s will require some custom coding or a snippet. Your best bet is to get in touch with the theme’s author to find out more.

The way your shop looks depends on your theme and on the templates that your theme uses. You can find out more about the WooCommerce templates here: https://docs.woocommerce.com/document/template-structure/

We recommend to use a Child Theme when altering a theme you are using. That way you can be sure that all changes remain during updates. You can find out more about the use of child themes here: https://docs.woocommerce.com/document/set-up-and-use-a-child-theme/

That is indeed a very old WooCommerce version! I understand the reluctance to update, because indeed many of your plugins might not get along with a more up-to-date version.

That said, you might want to see this as an opportunity to modernize your store and the plugins you are using. Outdated software is a real risk, especially if you are taking payments from your customers.

My recommendation would be to start looking for up-to-date plugins that work with WooCommerce 3.x and once you have found options for all your current requirements, you can create a new shop with up-to-date software and migrate your data once that new shop is finished.

Hello there,

Can you please check the following:

* Your product is set to variable product in the dropdown menu.
* You have set up a list of attributes and checked those as “used for variation”
* Each variation has it’s own price. If you want to set the price for all variations at once, you can do so in bulk.

Let us know if this still does not solve the problem.

Thank you for the feedback! I’ll make sure the team hears ist ??

Thanks for letting us know about the create-a-ticket problem! We are investigating what might be the problem there.

Regarding the bug, I have opened a bug report on GitHub here. Would you mind filling in any additional details you might have? What exactly happens when the autofill kicks in, for example?

Hi Eduardo,

The translation depends on the translation files, they are sometimes a bit slower in being updated. In the meantime, you can use Loco Translate to find the string and translate it to your language.

I hope this helps!

Hi there,

> My client needs different products to go to different bank accounts. Is this possible? Three in total.

This is currently not possible, basically because the different payment gateways only offer the option of integrating one account at a time (e.g. you cannot connect 3 stripe accounts at once). Using different gateways would be one option (though, as you said, your customers might be confused and checkout would be complicated). Another option would be to use a plugin like WooCommerce Vendors and assign the different products to different vendors. That way you get the reporting right and can then redistribute the money to those accounts. However, the payment from the customer would still go into one single account.

> because in product page we can select only one tax class.

That is correct, you can only use one tax class per product. Depending on how you define the class though, you can apply different tax amounts in different states.

For example, a product can have the tax class “VAT”, and then in one state this class is 15% and in another state it’s 20%. You can set this up in WooCommerce >> Settings >> Taxes.

In your case, I would recommend calculating the total amount of taxes for the product for each state and then make sure that the differences are in the tax settings.

You can find out more about these settings here: https://docs.woocommerce.com/document/setting-up-taxes-in-woocommerce/

That sounds like your permalinks are not set correctly, yet.

Can you check your settings in Settings >> Permalinks? If you change it to “post name” in those settings, you should see the usual sitename.com/productname as the URL.

I don’t know how it works now, but apparently Wocommerce Multilingual takes care of it so I only have to figure out where to adjust the texts ??

Is this still an issue? I get this message in the email control panel, and emails are not send.

This template has been overridden by your theme and can be found in: yourtheme/woocommerce/emails/admin-new-order.php.