• Resolved maxabseedy

    (@maxabseedy)


    Hi,

    Earlier in the week I tried to update all my products with SEO keywords using the meta data column on a few CSV files. When I did this initially it removed all of the attributes from all my products.

    Since then I have restored my site through jetpack to a point before I made any changes.

    Now a load of orphaned products have appeared as well as woocommerce status telling me I have 11747 products out of stock.

    I have 4659 published variable products and since yesterday it is now showing 4453 as orphaned.

    I have tried to do what was suggested on a previous ticket going to status > tools > remove orphaned variations but it just says “0 variations were removed”

    I spoke to my webhost to see if they could help but they advised me to contact woocommerce.

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  • Mirko P.

    (@rainfallnixfig)

    Hi @maxabseedy,

    Not an ideal situation and sorry to hear the issue you ran into.

    Let’s see what can be done. I think the best way forward to avoid further problems here would be to restore a state of your site and database where it does not show orphaned variations and out of stock products.

    Restoring with Jetpack seems didn’t work 100% so I would recommend getting in touch with your hosting company which should have saved on their server daily backups including a database backup.

    You could also reach out to Jetpack support and see if they have more suggestions for you. Follow the appropriate support channels based on their scope of support.

    Let us know how it goes.

    Thread Starter maxabseedy

    (@maxabseedy)

    Hey @rainfallnixfig

    thanks for the reply & advice.

    will get in touch with my webhost now and see what they say and let you know.

    hopefully they can do what you have said and it will be sorted!

    Plugin Support Sérgio L. a11n

    (@csnlima)

    Hi @maxabseedy,

    Thanks for the update. Please, keep us posted.

    Best,

    Thread Starter maxabseedy

    (@maxabseedy)

    Hi,

    quick update

    have had the site restored back to the 20th May 2022 but am still getting the orpahned products.

    I deactivated all plug ins and activated one by one to find that it is the yoast premium plug in that is causing the orphaned products to show.

    I am now going to contact yoast to see if they can help.

    If anyone has any further suggestions i am open to ideas! thank you!

    Thanks for updating us. If you hear anything back from Yoast’s team, please let us know.

    Thread Starter maxabseedy

    (@maxabseedy)

    yoast have not been helpful at all.

    one of their replies said things should be fine as I have links all over the site to other products but the latest reply said my products arent going to be indexed properly on google if it stays how it is.

    Now i am not sure what to do or how to fix the issue. All my products have links all over the site so it has left me stumped.

    with the initial problem I also now still have over 6000 products out of stock and when i do a woo export it is showing me duplicate SKUs for variations that are out of stock but i cant see any duplicates when i go into the products or search in any other way.

    I tried wp sheet editor to see if i could delete duplicate SKUs but that also found 0 duplicates. All very confusing and frustrating!

    Mirko P.

    (@rainfallnixfig)

    Hi there,

    Thanks for the update!

    The next approach would be to check the database and fix things there. If you’re not a database expert I would not touch it though and request the services of a local developer or you could also get in touch with one of the experts listed at https://woocommerce.com/customizations/.

    Mirko P.

    (@rainfallnixfig)

    Hi there,

    We haven’t heard from you in a while, so I’m going to mark this as resolved. Feel free to start a new thread if you have any more questions.

    Cheers.

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