Leif Singer

duplicates the “Status” in WooCommerce

@katsushi-kawamori Could you help us understand what other “Status” in WooCommerce you are referring to here?

Thank you for reporting this issue. It has also been reported on GitHub here and we’re working on it.

Question: is it Woocommerce’s will to prevent us from using Gutunberg which has become a WordPress standard? Incomprehensible not being able to activate Gutunberg properly in 2023 in Woocommerce! 

To the contrary. This is part of WooCommerce’s efforts to provide native Gutenberg / blocks support for product management, and as we’ve seen here customizations like yours can clash with it.

Once the new product management experience has shipped, those customizations should not be necessary anymore and should be removed — please only consider them a temporary bridge.

Hello, thanks for reporting this. We added a template to the “product” post type, which might be interfering with your customization. The template can be removed using a filter like this:

add_filter('woocommerce_register_post_type_product', function( $args ) {
    unset( $args['template'] );
    return $args;
});

Note however that this template also exists in WooCommerce 7.6.1, so if things worked fine in that version there might be another root cause for the behavior you’re seeing.

Thank you for the report, @jm2212. Could you file a support request via the WooCommerce.com Marketplace?

Thank you for your report, @uwccpan. We’re investigating the issue and will provide an update when we know more.

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I had this list activated, which seems to also catch a few variations of Mailchimp forms:

https://easylist-downloads.adblockplus.org/fanboy-annoyance.txt

I’ve now switched to Better: https://better.fyi

Hope that helps!
Leif

:facepalm:

It was an adblocker.

Sorry for the confusion, all is fine with the plugin. ??

Fine on Safari on iOS.

First made me believe it could be a cookie issue or something similar, but private browsing shows the same problems.

Among the plugins I have installed and looking through my custom CSS, I don’t see anything suspicious … hmmm.

Woah, that was swift! ??

Good point — I’ve tried Chrome now, now that you’ve mentioned it, and they’re all there alright. I don’t see them on Safari 9.1.2 for OS X.