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I have this same issue . Have you got a reply from support about it ?

Hi @victorialoffman and @snecz,

Thanks for contacting us here.

We will investigate this and inform you guys about the progress as soon as possible.

Best regards.

Hi @wpclever .
I’ve removed new version and install last one and still the same.
Interesting that new added bundles are working fine.
Problem is with “old” ones.

Ive also rolled back to a very old version. Im able to purchase but not add new products.
Still no contact on my support request with WPClever

Hi all,

From version 5.0 of WPC Product Bundles, there are major changes in the way it works with products due to the updates of WooCommerce, so the older version might not function well. For this issue, you guys can kindly contact our developers directly via this page to get some help.

Since we’re having very heavy workloads now, support might take some time to reaches you. It would take about 24 hours to get our support agent’s response.

Best regards.

I’m having a similar problem. Several of my bundles products that are in stock can’t be purchased by the customer because it tells them there aren’t enough in stock on the very last step of checkout. They can buy the individual products no problem, but some bundles randomly stopped working.

The same issue also happening on my website too. The customer couldn’t checkout at the very last step, but they can checkout using the pending transaction under their account’s order section, strange…

Has there been a fix for this problem yet? I submitted a support ticket on July 29th, and I have yet to get a solution and the last reply was on August 4th. I still am having problems, and it’s costing me time and money!

Same here. Can we have a fix for this?

I recently decided to try a workaround since this company seems to have no interest in responding to this issue. So far, it seems to be working.

*DISCLAIMER: The following is simply a report of steps I’ve taken to resolve the issue that has (so far) worked for my site. I am absolutely NOT responsible for any issues you encounter trying this for yourself and am not offering advice or support in any way. DO THIS AT YOUR OWN RISK!

Here’s what I did:
1. Backed up my site. ALWAYS BACKUP YOUR WEBSITE BEFORE TRYING SOMETHING NEW!

2. I used the export product function built into Woocommerce to export my “smart bundle” products into a .csv file.
a. When you export the products, make sure you target ONLY the smart bundles, not your simple products.
b. export all columns for the products
b. Also, don’t forget to check the “export all metadata” box before exporting. This smart bundle plugin adds metadata that references the simple products that make up the smart bundle, and that needs to be preserved.
c. I copy/pasted my .csv of exported smart bundles and renamed one “smart-bundle_backup.csv” This way, if something goes wrong, I can simply reimport my products and get back to square one.

3. Woocommerce only cares about the ID number when making products, and continues to assign ever-increasing numbers to your products, even if you delete products. It never uses the same number twice. Leveraging this fact to my advantage, I deleted all of the values in the “ID” column of my .csv file.
a. I now have an excel file with (as far as woocommerce is concerned) brand new products, ready to upload and receive their new ID number, but first, we have to remove the existing versions of the products.

4. I used a plugin to put my site into “maintenance mode” so that customers would be temporarily blocked while I made these changes. You could also use a staging site, but this fix is quick enough that I didn’t feel it was worth the effort.

5. Once my site was in maintenance mode, I selected all of the existing smart bundles on the products page (the same ones that I exported into the .csv) and I moved them to the trash, then deleted them from Woocommerce.

6. Now, your product library should be completely devoid of smart bundles, while your simple products remain untouched (having the same ID numbers).

7. I then imported my .csv of “new” smart bundles (the old smart bundles with the IDs stripped from them), and made sure that the “Existing products that match by ID or SKU will be updated. Products that do not exist will be skipped.” was UNchecked.
a. This tells woocommerce to “recreate” these products with all of the same data, including the referenced ID numbers of the existing simple products that make up the smart bundles.

8. That’s it! The “new” products have the same data, and reference the same simple products in their metadata. Other than the change in the ID number for your smart bundles, nothing else should be different, and you can now turn off your maintenance mode and let people back on to your site.

*DISCLAIMER, AGAIN: This was simply a report of steps I’ve taken to resolve the issue that has (so far) worked for my site. I am absolutely NOT responsible for any issues you encounter trying this for yourself and am not offering advice or support in any way. YOU DID THIS AT YOUR OWN RISK!

• This reply was modified 4 years, 5 months ago by sunsetcanyonpottery.

Hi @sunsetcanyonpottery

I had to resort to your workaround and it worked like a charm.

Thank you very much for suggesting it.

Cheers,

Stefan