• Please fix your function is_on_sale located in class-wc-product-variable. Not sure why you are using price (although, it’s not terribly wrong to do this, since you have _price post meta values for all variables). I don’t understand why you don’t just use regular price. In any case, you seem to have bug in your code, even when using _price (as you currently are) in version 2.2.11. Please change this function to be exactly as follows:

    public function is_on_sale() {
    		if ( $this->has_child() ) {
    			$the_children = $this->get_children();
    
    			if (!empty($the_children))
    			{
    				foreach ( $the_children as $child_id ) {
    					$regular_price = get_post_meta( $child_id, '_regular_price', true );
    					$sale_price = get_post_meta( $child_id, '_sale_price', true );
    					if ( !empty($sale_price) && $sale_price < $regular_price )
    						return true;
    				}
    			}
    		}
    		return false;
    	}

    Not sure why you check $sale_price !== “” && $sale_price > 0. Just do !empty($sale_price) as this checks both. I used _regular_price for comparison against sale price, but I guess you can use _price as you are currently doing, not that big of a deal, either way. The code above mainly fixed issue with get_children(true) giving back empty arrays when there are variations to return!

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  • Thread Starter SoLoGHoST

    (@sologhost)

    And also, sale class was not being set as a result of an empty array being returned from get_children(true), so, simply changed to get_children() and works as it should.

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