joyryde

Thank you but those don’t work, they are both greyed out in Woocommerce:

Add “Cost” field to product “Quick Edit”?
Add “Cost” field to product “Bulk Actions > Edit”

@jlmwp this was already fixed in the latest release of WordPress, no code required.

Still seeing the overlap issue:

https://tinyurl.com/27c7rzhk

Yup! The snippets work (at least I can see the field in the export menu, I haven’t exported using it yet). I did get the github update today saying it’s going to be officially released in 9.5. Nobody has responded to me about how they didn’t add it to the Quck Edit menu yet though.

Thank you! Just updated and will test.

Hi @woobewoo

All Pages isn’t an option in your plugin, our screen doesn’t look like your example screenshot.

https://prnt.sc/NhU9_joB503V

So that doesn’t work.

We then removed your Legacy Widget from Worpress and replaced our sidebar with your shortcode per your recommendation. We still can’t see it.

@julianosb nice!! I’ll give this a try. Woocommerce also forgot to add the GTIN field in the Quick Edit menu on the products page in Admin as well.

ZERO RUSH!!! JUst letting you know! Thank you!

There are suddenly 12,000 past due actions, all of which fail if you attempt to run them manually with this message:

Could not process change for action: “woocommerce_deliver_webhook_async” (ID: 14306275). Error: Unidentified action 14306275: we were unable to mark this action as having failed. It may may have been deleted by another process.

Same here.

Woocommerce is creating error logs with fake order numbers on our website, this has also been reported by many other users with no resolution.

Logs show:

2024-12-07T00:34:37+00:00 Warning Error when setting property 'parent_id' for order 34556: Invalid parent ID
Additional context
{
"error_code": "order_invalid_parent_id",
"error_message": "Invalid parent ID",
"order_id": 34556,
"property_name": "parent_id"
}
2024-12-07T00:34:40+00:00 Warning Error when setting property 'parent_id' for order 56595: Invalid parent ID
Additional context
2024-12-07T00:34:48+00:00 Warning Error when setting property 'parent_id' for order 34556: Invalid parent ID
Additional context
2024-12-07T00:34:48+00:00 Warning Error when setting property 'parent_id' for order 56595: Invalid parent ID
Additional context
2024-12-07T00:39:50+00:00 Warning Error when setting property 'parent_id' for order 56595: Invalid parent ID
Additional context
2024-12-07T00:41:13+00:00 Warning Error when setting property 'parent_id' for order 34556: Invalid parent ID
Additional context
2024-12-07T07:41:55+00:00 Warning Unable to load the post record for order 119965
Additional context
2024-12-07T07:42:33+00:00 Warning Unable to load the post record for order 119965
Additional context
2024-12-07T20:45:28+00:00 Warning Unable to load the post record for order 114612
Additional context
2024-12-07T20:45:28+00:00 Warning Unable to load the post record for order 119423
Additional context
2024-12-07T20:45:28+00:00 Warning Unable to load the post record for order 122206
Additional context
2024-12-07T20:45:28+00:00 Warning Unable to load the post record for order 122206
Additional context
2024-12-07T20:45:28+00:00 Warning Unable to load the post record for order 119423
Additional context
2024-12-07T20:45:28+00:00 Warning Unable to load the post record for order 114612
Additional context
2024-12-07T20:45:28+00:00 Warning Unable to load the post record for order 119423
Additional context
2024-12-07T20:45:28+00:00 Warning Unable to load the post record for order 119423
Additional context
2024-12-07T20:45:28+00:00 Warning Unable to load the post record for order 114612
Additional context
2024-12-07T20:45:28+00:00 Warning Unable to load the post record for order 114612
Additional context
{
"exception_code": 0,
"exception_msg": "Invalid order.",
"origin": "Automattic\WooCommerce\Internal\DataStores\Orders\OrdersTableDataStore::get_post_orders_for_ids"
}

We already did all of this and none of them needed to have been done:

WooCommerce transients – Clear
Expired transients – Clear
Clear template cache – Clear
Capabilities – Reset Capabilities
Clear customer sessions -Clear
Product lookup tables – Regenerate
Regenerate the product attributes lookup table – Regenerate

Fixed.

I also notice that when editing WordPress pages, the plugin overlaps the navigation on top of the content so that you can’t use the page editor, when it should be aside from the content.

Screenshot:

https://tinyurl.com/28p5to5c

We were able to use the Woocommerce Booster plugin to hide ‘Free Shipping’ in the cart if a product in the cart contains Fish & Ships class, but that still doesn’t function properly because when you add any other product that is required to charge UPS shipping, the customer can simply choose the Fish & Ships flat rate instead of having to pay for the UPS fees for the product that mandates that they pay UPS fees. So they pay the flat rate for the one product that has flat rate, and then they get everything else in the entire cart shipped for free, which is a huge problem.

This issue seems to have resolved itself, but now we are seeing 20,000 scheduled actions that are past due. We pay $200 a month for a very fast server (Flexible) and shouldn’t be having this many issues. We don’t know how to ‘implement any cron job service’ so we didn’t do that. How do we fix this massive issue with scheduled actions now?

Hi Carles!

First off, THANK YOU for such a helpful response! I appreciate this.

I followed your instructions and set up an example $99 Flat Rate shipping class. I applied it to the example product I provided:

This product?must have a $99?Flat Rate?fee added in the cart.

Upon adding it to the cart, it worked perfectly and offered the $99 Flat Rate shipping as the only option.

But. 95% of our customers order 3-10 products at a time.

As soon as I added a product that has the default Woocommerce ‘Free Shipping’ method, it then offered the consumer an option of ‘Free Shipping’, $99 Flat Rate, and all UPS rates from the UPS plugin. I was able to choose ‘Free Shipping’ and it failed to force the consumer to pay the $99 Flat Rate fee that the manufacturer of the example product requires. So anyone who simply adds any product to their cart that has free shipping, along with a flat rate product, would simply be able to avoid ever paying the mandatory shipping fee.

Here is your plugin working as I’d hoped:

https://tinyurl.com/23ha3bgg

But here’s how it looks as soon as you add any product with Free Shipping to the cart as well:

https://tinyurl.com/24hlxws6

Your instructions say:

You cannot use Fish and Ships Free to make one product disable a shipping method from a third party plugin.

Free Shipping isn’t from a plugin, it’s the default shipping that comes with Woocommerce. And it would apply to all products that have that class on our website (90% of them). So I guess I am wondering how we would force the product with the mandatory $99 Flat Rate shipping class to have that added in the cart, and THEN any other product with Free Shipping would be free. But NOT the product that we set to be $99 flat rate. Is that possible?