WPRiders

@qtwrk same here
PHP 7.3

@amitgaurs

was this resolved?

@daniel982474

Hello

From what i see you write: $id = $this->get_product_id( $sku );
and you try to get a product by SKU.
I suggest you change the function to: wc_get_product_id_by_sku

• This reply was modified 6 years, 2 months ago by WPRiders.

@thisisamiel
Hello!
I think the error comes from an installed plugin or active theme.
Try changing the theme to one from WP default: twenty…
If that fixes the problem is from the theme.

If this does not fix: try disabling plugins that are related to Woocommerce or taxonomies.

First of all, please do this on a staging server or sometimes when your site is not heavily used.

@lidiacrochettricot
Hello!
I think the error comes from an installed plugin or active theme.
Try changing the theme to one from WP default: twenty…
If that fixes the problem is from the theme.

If this does not fix: try disabling plugins that are related to orders.

First of all, please do this on a staging server or sometimes when your site is not heavily used.

@ljackl
Hello
1) what is the threshold? how you set the condition?
2) looking at the code you provided I think using: flat_rate:4 is not the correct info you need to add there. I would use: flat_rate maybe it is ok

@redingeservice
Hello

The error is from server settings.
There is a limit on how much memory a process can use.
After the update, there are some processes that needed to be run and while those were running the site might hit the limit.

I would test the site to see if there are errors on site.
To fix this you can follow these steps: https://docs.woocommerce.com/document/increasing-the-wordpress-memory-limit/ BUT I don’t recommend doing this without some expert looking over the site and server settings.

if you want to create a child theme now and keep the settings I suggest you do:
– make a backup
– install this plugin: https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/child-theme-configurator/
– create a child theme from the current theme
– start extending current templates(or copy them to child theme if you have them done)

@haarbollen sorry for answering this late

Yes, the best practice is to have a child theme where you extend all the templates/emails you want: from WordPress, Woocommerce or other plugins.
This way you can update the theme, WordPress without having any issue on content being overwritten.

@haarbollen

You would have to edit the files:
FOR HTML EMAILS:
\wp-content\plugins\woocommerce\templates\emails\email-order-details.php
\wp-content\plugins\woocommerce\templates\emails\email-order-items.php

FOR PLAIN TEXT EMAILS:
\wp-content\plugins\woocommerce\templates\emails\plain\email-order-details.php
\wp-content\plugins\woocommerce\templates\emails\plain\email-order-items.php

All the data you want to remove are in those files.
BUT do not edit these files directly, overwrite them in your theme: https://docs.woocommerce.com/document/template-structure/

Hope will help!

@umairee95
Hello
Have you made some plugins updates?
Looks like something is using some old functions.

Hello @databell96

I would add this code on Thank You page.
Take a look here: https://docs.woocommerce.com/document/custom-tracking-code-for-the-thanks-page/

Hope it helps! ??

@omigosh
i would see this as a future to allow each client to make bundle’s price as custom as possible. Bundles are used for adding a special price to the products.

For alternatives, you can look over this link https://premium.wpmudev.org/blog/woocommerce-alternatives/

accessing the link shows me that products are showing up

Hello Sam
There are a few things that can come in mind to check:
– test on a product if stock management settings are not causing the error
– some plugins are making changes to how the stock is being reduced after an order

I suggest you make a staging site from live version and run these tests. Start disabling plugin one by one and make an order to see if that plugin is causing the error.