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@priyadharshini1112 There have been no further replies, so we are going to close this thread for now. If you were not able to find a solution, you may want to consult with another developer: https://woocommerce.com/customizations/

@masterlive96 This sounds like something that’s a problem with how the gateway handles orders.

If you need to edit an order, then Pending Payment orders are able to have their line items edited. You can hover over the line item and a pencil will appear for you to edit the line item. There will also be an Add item button on the order.

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@tbcomputerguy The reply above is basically the answer, if the images still have any remnants as posts in the database, or if the files are on the server, they will get the -1 on the end. This is something WordPress does.

@northstar67 This definitely sounds like a server related issue if the two sites are the same and the server is the only difference.

In regards to caching, it can create issues if the cart, checkout, and my account pages are cached. We recommend excluding them and sub-pages from any plugin or server side caching.

@ops159

Hello, I connected woccomerceyi to a credit card company. 1. Question I would pay the buyer if the seller doesn’t pay. I could not. 2 questions. FIR cream was apparently accumulated in the turkey cargo customers because it did not I get an error code could not be created. but the customer is turkey position. How should I adjust for this?

I used Google to translate your request, and it didn’t seem to translate it the best. I believe you’re asking about payments in WooCommerce. If you used a gateway extension to accept payments, you would need to discuss how the extension works with the developer of the extension. If you need more information about the gateway, you would need to talk to the gateway company.

@hamasataccessoriesllc It looks like the filter you’re using has formatted quotes on it. You would need to make sure the quotes are single quotes like this:

add_filter( 'woocommerce_adjust_non_base_location_prices', '__return_false' );

That should correct the issue.

@usat009 This sounds like you’d need a completely custom solution to meet your needs. You can reach out to a developer here: https://woocommerce.com/customizations/

@janekkrause You’re correct. I thought I had double checked before answering, I must have clicked on Tags or into the terms for an Attribute.

@alexast You’re running a WooCommerce version that’s over a year old. Please update and confirm if you still have issues after that.

@cdmortimer You mentioned you installed WP Mail Logging to troubleshoot the issue. Can you confirm if the emails were logged in WP Mail Logging? If so, this means that WooCommerce is handing the emails off to WordPress to send, but they likely are not making it out of the server. This can happen if the host does not allow emails to be sent through the server. More about that can be found here:
https://docs.woocommerce.com/document/email-faq/

If the emails are not logged, this sounds like a conflict. Are there any fatal-errors logs in the drop down under WooCommerce > Status > Logs? If so, if you review them, does anything stand out as the possible reason for emails not sending?

@smithjhsn You may be able to set the per_page option higher, but you may risk timing out due to it will be querying so much data. There isn’t an option just to return a category count at this time.

Have you tried looping through and querying 100 at a time, then combining the results and counting them that way?

@vesti2020 The “Add to Cart” button here matches the size of the quantity box. If you’d like it smaller, we’d suggest reaching out to the theme developer directly. They may be able to supply some css to reduce the height.

As for the variation boxes backgrounds, they look correct to me.

The “OR” is coming from the Stripe extension. It’s actually displaying a payment request button to allow checking out via Apple or Google pay directly from the product page, but something has reduced the button to a thin line.

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Here’s how it would look if it were expanded:

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These buttons can be disabled under WooCommerce > Settings > Payments > Stripe, then unchecking the Payment Request Buttons option and saving.

@remyrem I checked out this page: https://winedenver.net/product-category/cigars-2/page/6/ . It seems that all products are displaying correctly. Most likely the product lookup tables needed to be rebuilt. If this happens again, there’s a tool under WooCommerce > Status > Tools to rebuild the tables.

@arwah12 Were you able to solve this issue, or would you be able to send a link to the page(s) where you are seeing the issue? Many times the issue can either be variable products that allow for lower/higher pricing, or the product lookup tables need to be rebuilt.

The product lookup tables can be rebuilt under WooCommerce > Status > Tools, and the tool is conveniently named Product lookup tables.

We haven’t heard back from you in a while, so I’m going to mark this as resolved. If you have any further questions, a new thread can be opened.