korvak

Any update on this?

Sure! What’s the filter to use?

In that case, can you update the compatbility of the plugin? Woocommerce currently shows which plugins are compatible and which are not. Currently, Woocommerce shows this plugin in the “incompatible” list under Woocommerce -> Settings -> Advanced -> Features.

You are amazing. Thank you! This plugin is much better than Yoast already. Is there any paid addon that would benefit my site a lot without too much manual work on my end?

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We do not use any forum or calendar software.

We sell printer cartridges, so the 6,058 caregories are printer model numbers. For example, Epson WF-3540 printer. The products are cartridges such as Epson 127 cartridge.

It would be unsuaul if our 6,000 printers are not getting indexed, right?

Amazing. Thanks for looking into this.

Update: I tried to set my server cron to invoke wp-cron every 5 minutes, but still the feed had duplicates. Then, I enabled wp-cron completely, and now all the duplicates are gone.

Is there a way to disable wp-cron and avoid the duplicates? I don’t mind if the feed takes longer to generate.

Yes! All products have unique SKU’s. Woocommerce doesn’t allow us to set the same SKU for two products. We do not use variations for any products.

We have wp-cron disabled and we use server cron to invoke the wp-cron periodically. Could this cause duplicates in the feed? I thought this would only cause the feed to generate slower.

EDIT: As a test, I opened the URL to wp-cron.php in another web browser. Then I refreshed my feed, and I kept refreshing the wp-cron.php window to allow the cron job to keep running. This time, the feed genearted in 10-20 seconds, and no duplicates.

Why would using server-cron instead of wp-cron cause duplicates? Is there a way to keep using server-cron and avoiding the duplicates? I don’t care if my feed generates too slowly.

• This reply was modified 2 years, 5 months ago by korvak.
• This reply was modified 2 years, 5 months ago by korvak.

Debug log

https://drive.google.com/file/d/13U10FTG_4FCu7LHIkytHc3OsWajXW30q/view?usp=sharing

I upgraded to new version. Where is the setting to disable the stats on order page?

So far, two hours later the new table is still empty. What is this table used for? Plenty of orders received but still no data in the wp_woocommerce_square_customers table.

This is an installation I’ve been using for two months that I upgraded from version 2.9.X. I just ran the SQL query you sent, and now the table exists. I’ll keep an eye on it to see if the table starts populating data soon.

I disabled, and enabled the plugin. I just checked in phpMyAdmin and I still don’t have any table called wp_woocommerce_square_customers.

How should I proceed to get this table to be created?

I guess this is a bug in 3.0.2.

The setting is checked:
“Check to enable tokenization and allow customers to securely save their payment details for future checkout.”

But saved payment details for all customers do not appear in the WordPress user profile any more, including all those customers who have saved cards. It used to work in the previous version 2.X.

How do we report this to the developers?

• This reply was modified 2 years, 9 months ago by korvak.

I’m not sure how to replicate this error anyway so I might not be able to test it on 7.4.