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I am no expert and this is all from 4hours of trying to get things to work on a auction with a reserve price of 27million. Anything I say may be wrong if so feel free to correct me.
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Hi yes , the auction is over now , I forced the ajax load to be skipped by loading all 200 items same time , I changed the $per_page variable you have in both locations.
I did have a issue with cache disabling bidding buttons but during the auction but disabled cache when I realized, also the base value of product is kinda irrelevant , what happened is I have a Buck for 700,000 starting price then people go and type in 400,000 because I put 0 for default value since I only care about my starting price.
I am just guessing this is the only reason they could bid less. Think the best is not to rely on passing off so much of your ajax to knockout and instead build the interactions to work with php and wordpress pagination by default, I did see that the ajax query sends a &category=undefined&keyword=undefined when I went into your knockout ajax handler I think (I am no expert was just desperate) I assigned the ajax to be hard coded eg where you do category + somevariable + keyword ect. this all comes from your php where you do a check for the category then return “” if not true but when I tried using a seperate ajax pagination plugin the problem I think is that it is not part of the default wordpress posts table (again speaking under correction) but the plugin could not find the auction lots because it does not register the categories and post ids , you save it to your own table ,
Thank you for this cant imagine even getting the auction done with that useless Ultimate auctions.
