Alex Stanhope

We’re also experiencing the same thing since upgrading to v9.3.1 too.

One of our clients’ sites is sending thousands of low stock notifications an hour. They are using WP All Import Pro to import/update products from a third-party EPOS system using crons running four times an hour.

As this never happened prior to this update, it would appear there is an issue with Woo v9.3.1

Alex

I see you guys have pushed out an update to address the issue. Sadly, it still persists despite all that and no Instagram feed images are displayed.

The URL of our site is: https://www.chichesterarttrail.org

Tried the fix(es) you mentioned yesterday. Sadly, none of them worked…

Images are still hidden within the feed, though are present in the code.

Not working for me either, sadly!

The new version of the plugin seems to have hidden all images, and nothing I’ve tried with CSS seems to be able to bring them back. I think it’s fairly safe to say that something is rather broken with this release.

Let’s hope the authors release a fix very soon!

Multiple users using multiple Themes and *all* with the same issue?

This would appear to be a serious bug with the extension’s code, and therefore, should be investigated by the authors as a matter of urgency, wouldn’t you think?

• This reply was modified 3 years, 5 months ago by Alex Stanhope.

Same here…

Rolling back to v5.20 fixed things in my particular case.

However, I had to have surgery under a general anaesthetic three hours ago. Dealing with the stress that the botched plugin release caused was neither welcomed nor desired.

Suggest you fix whatever the bug is ASAP.

Hi Kshirod,

Ahhhh! I see!

Thanks so much for the explanation; very useful indeed!

Alex

Hi there,

Thanks so much for the reply, and we’re running the latest versions of WordPress, WooCommerce and Yoast SEO, but sadly, the issue still persists.

We have set up templates for the meta descriptions on WooCommerce “Products” archives and these are not being respected – what happens is that the description for the first product is shown (the title however, is correct).

Please note that the site has now been launched, and so the URLs have changed to the following:

The “Store” page is now located here: https://www.dominicguerrini.co.uk/store/

An example product category is here: https://www.dominicguerrini.co.uk/product-category/anish-kapoor/

As you will be able to see, the descriptions on the pages mentioned above are wrong!

Any thoughts on this? Ideally we really do need to get it sorted!

Getting this error too on all sites with Jetpack enabled that aren’t running under SSL ??

Hope it gets fixed soon!

Hi all,

Likewise, I’d like to echo Dan’s suggestion; an opt-in checkbox would be a fantastic addition to the plug-in!

In the meantime, keep up the great work, Renzo ??

EN_GB is very definitely the culprit by the looks of things (at least on the sites I look after); anything that’s been left to default hasn’t been affected by this.

Yep – happening here on a number of what were purportedly 3.9.1 “stable” installs running en-GB; the pain is that they’re all production sites!

Hi all,

Seconded! Just had two production sites get “automagically” updated to the Alpha version tonight, and I suspect they won’t be the last as I admin around 50+ WP Installs!

One way or another, it’s going to be something of a pain to downgrade these back to (what is hopefully) the stable 3.9 branch.

I guess it’s possible the the Alpha branch has accidentally been “pushed” onto the auto-update release for 3.9.1 – anyone out there have any ideas on this?

Hi all,

Looks like I’ll be downgrading too …though the thing is, I’m wondering why one of my WP production installs went from 3.9.1 stable to the Alpha version at all? It looks like the auto-updater did it, which is fairly bizarre to say the least!

Any ideas why this would happen?

I probably ought to mention that there is absolutely no problem with the front-end of the site; all posts display as normal for all users – it’s just the admin area that seems to be having difficulties!