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As another temporary work around you can switch the layout under the Screen Options menu to the single column.

Hi @eeevaaa,

Thanks for contacting us and sharing the images and system status report, this is quite helpful.

From the status report I see you have multiple plugins installed and it could be that one of these plugins caused the jumping behaviour. Have you tried doing a plugin/theme conflict test? This will help narrow down if the issue is with WooCommerce or not. For more detailed instructions, check out?How to test for plugin and theme conflicts.?

Let us know how the conflict test goes or if you have already done this.

Hi @larvafashion,

Thanks for re-creating a topic and providing the detailed information and steps you have already tried. This does unfortunately look like a bug in WooCommerce, as I was able to reproduce it on my test site as well.
We do currently have a Github issue open for this to address it – link. I left a comment on that issue referencing this thread. You can keep track of this issue to figure out when it will be fixed and as part of which WooCommerce version it will get released.

Let us know if you have any further questions.

Thanks

Hi @nagatheme,

First of all thanks for taking the time to provide some feedback, we appreciate it!

I checked with the development team and indeed a block specifically for the product form doesn’t exist yet. This would be added at some point in the future, but no timeline yet.
There is the “Product Reviews” block ( https://flic.kr/p/2qg4Huu ) that is available within the “single product” template, this renders the classic product reviews, which includes the form. This should be available as long as the template includes “single-product” in the slug.

Hi @arunspdesigns,

Thanks for sharing the System status report. Would you also be able to share the fatal error logs within Github gist https://gist.github.com/? Logs for a single day when you see the error is fine.

Looking at your system status report I noticed you have quite a few plugins installed, meaning this could be caused by one of the plugins or themes. I would recommend doing a conflict test if you are able to create a staging/backup site. The conflict test is explained here –?https://woocommerce.com/document/how-to-test-for-conflicts/

Let us know if your able to do the conflict test.

Hi @rodrigoduarte,

Looking into the origin of the error it looks to be that there is some unexpected data in the user meta ( meta-box-order_product ).
This stores the order of the meta boxes of the product edit screen. You could reset this by moving the metaboxes around on the product edit screen using the ( up/down arrows ) and than saving the product to see if it removes the error ( of-course with only WooCommerce enabled ).

When you do move the metaboxes around it may be helpful to look at the admin-ajax.php network request in your browser console and see what it passes as the data. It may contain something like:

order[side]: submitdiv,postimagediv,woocommerce-product-images,tagsdiv-product_tag,product_catdiv
order[normal]: woocommerce-product-data,slugdiv,postexcerpt,commentsdiv
order[advanced]: 

Lastly, if neither of the above address or highlight the issue. You could create a new user and see if updating the product with the new user does work correctly.

Thanks and hope this helps

Hi @lostguybrazil,

Did deactivating “Advanced Custom Fields” also fix the issue within the new product editor with the block error, or is it still showing: “This block has encountered an error and cannot be previewed.”?

Hi?@krissofo76,

Just popping in here, it sounds like this error may indeed be a plugin conflict with the new product editor that is still under a feature flag ( I don’t have access to the plugin so can’t test it locally ), but you may be able to fix it by disabling the new product editor under: WooCommerce > Settings > Advanced > Features unchecking New product editor and clicking Save changes.

Let me know if this does address the problem? or not?