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  • Plugin Contributor Musilda

    (@musilda)

    Can you be more specific?

    Thread Starter massafiri

    (@massafiri)

    Hey @musilda

    When you click Save or Save all, both now return a 500 Error.

    Running PHP 7.1
    The previous version had no issue.

    I tried enabling WP_DEBUG, true but unfortunately nothing is writing to the log or outputting to give further context ??

    Plugin Contributor Musilda

    (@musilda)

    Hello,

    try this:

    define( ‘WP_DEBUG’, true );
    define( ‘WP_DEBUG_LOG’, true );
    define( ‘WP_DEBUG_DISPLAY’, true );

    and look into wp-content/debug.log file.

    Thread Starter massafiri

    (@massafiri)

    Still nothing.

    Thread Starter massafiri

    (@massafiri)

    Is there anywhere I can install the older versions of the software?

    Thread Starter massafiri

    (@massafiri)

    Any help?
    Still get 500 Errors.

    Works fine on my test instance running PHP 5.6, but seems to break on live which is running PHP 7.

    Plugin Contributor Musilda

    (@musilda)

    Hello,
    all my webs are on PHP 7. Try change limit for paggination. In wcm-class-stock.php change public $limit = 100;. Maybe you dont have enought memory, because limit is for simple and variable products.
    One of my clients have a lot variations for each product and there was a problem too. In next update will be filter for limit changing.

    Thread Starter massafiri

    (@massafiri)

    Found the issue, looks like a lot of the stock_manager_save_one_product_stock_data is only for WooCommerce 3.0+, we have not yet updated!

    Any chance an older version of the plugin is available?

    Thread Starter massafiri

    (@massafiri)

    Found another thing that really slows down our entire site. When I have the site active, for all users, the site’s First Time to Byte will increase by about .2-.3 seconds, which is an SEO killer.

    In class-stock-manager.php

    There’s an init call:
    add_action( 'init', array( $this, 'output_buffer' ) )

    public function output_buffer() {
    		ob_start();
      } 
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