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Edit: in order to get the client’s ticket system working for their customers, I had to add some custom styles to the theme to overwrite the styles from the Event Tickets plug-in. Thus, if you view the page I referenced in this query, you won’t see the transparent button as it was appearing initially.

Thanks for your reply. I’m still a little confused.

The plug-in says this:

WordPress Version: 5.8 or higher
Tested up to: 6.2.0

But you are saying “Just to clarify, the WooCommerce Square plugin is compatible with version 6.2.2” I’m confused why the plug-in says it is only tested up to 6.2.0, then.

I don’t understand what you mean by “it is apparent that minor versions (Wikipedia article linked here) are noted for compatibility, not patches” In any case, I’m not seeing anything in the changelog that says anything about the WP version.

>> That said, just to clarify, are you experiencing any problems currently?

No, I am not experiencing problems because I make it a practice not to update plug-ins unless they report that they have been tested with the version of WP I am running, which is 6.2.2. While I’m not having problems running an older version of the WooCommerce Square plugin, I’d prefer to use the most current version of the plug-in for security and functionality reasons.

Thanks for that. That got me most of the way there and I think it may have to do for now unless the client wants to pay for a premium plug-in to do this.

Today’s released update is still not compatible with WP 6.2.2. This is the fourth release that is not tested with this WP version (current). For those of us who do not update plug-ins unless they are tested with our WP version, it means we aren’t able to keep our payment module up to date.

I really hope this will be addressed on the next update.

Thank you! That worked perfectly! I just didn’t see that option. I assumed I had to leave it as “filters set above” in order for it to only apply to the two products.

Ok, thanks for that. Are there plans to test it with the current version of WordPress (6.2)?

Ah, I finally found the button for doing the refund. For reason, I overlooked it and thought you had to select from the list of orders and then select an action. Now I see that once you have the order open, there is a button to refund and that works perfectly.

Thanks for the response!

Kindly note that failed orders automatically move to the trash folder after 30 days

That’s odd then. One of the orders in my system that has a status of failed is quite a bit older than 30 days. I’ll check into the settings you referenced and make changes accordingly.

I finally resolved this and it was kind of a dumb thing. Only 10 products were showing per page even though I had things set to show 4 products per row in WooCommerce. The problem was that in the main settings of WordPress (Settings > Reading Settings) “Blog pages show at most” and “Syndication feeds show the most recent” were both set to 10. Once I changed those to 12, then the product category pages correctly show 12 products (3 rows of 4) as expected. Not sure which of those settings was the one that fixed the issue. Could set each back to 10 and then reset to 12 one at a time to see which effects WooCommerce products.

Posting here in case anyone runs into this issue.

Went ahead and updated it. No issues detected so far. Seems to be working fine.

I am wondering about this also (just the not tested notice, not the php errors).

I did not update the plug-in yet since it says it has not been tested with my version of WordPress (6.1.1).

Super!

Thanks! I will give that a try!