mandm23

+1 – please remove the false information about the classic editor plugin reinstating the menu manager – it does not.

and +100 about removing the menu manager entirely – this was a bizarre choice that was not made in consultation with the larger wordpress community, which would have told you about all the work and problems with backward compatibility you were creating for users and devs.

Hi guys, +1000 here, my debug log is jam packed with these errors, which generate at a speed of at least 2 a minute when there are active users on my site.

This morning the errors were generating at 24 logged errors per minute, see timestamped log example here: https://ibb.co/SmKS0y1

This has significant site performance ramifications, and I am seeing significant page load delays because of this error writing. Error logging slows down the execution of other site code. See https://pantheon.io/docs/debug-slow-performance

The change this error is flagging as an issue happened March 15 2022, see https://developer.woocommerce.com/2022/03/15/woocommerce-blocks-7-2-0-release-notes/

I hope you will consider this less of a problem to get to eventually and more of a priority to fix soon.

• This reply was modified 2 years, 6 months ago by mandm23.
• This reply was modified 2 years, 6 months ago by mandm23. Reason: clarity

Not sure the point of having responsive settings then. Why would I have a different looking menu on tablet vs mobile? Your menu works with my theme on mobile, but not on tablet? You might want to rethink this design choice.

@emilygonsalves it will be a message with a purple border that i believe should appear on any page, but will definitely appear at the top of the page on the Products page.

If you *have* run it already, you’ll have a different message with a purple border displayed that says “WooCommerce data update complete. Thank you for updating to the latest version!”. That message displays until you dismiss it. If you don’t see that one you probably haven’t run the update.

If you still aren’t seeing the message telling you to update your woo data you can (according to this post, i haven’t done it) trigger an woocommerce data update by appending

wp-admin/admin.php?page=wc-settings&do_update_woocommerce=1

to your URL.

@emilygonsalves, I had a problem with fuzzy thumbnails as well after update, and came here to post about it. Then I went back and looked over settings again – and I had not yet run the woocommerce database update (which you should see a warning about at the top of the page in your dashboard.) Once I ran the required woo database update my thumbnail sizing problem on the front-end was fixed. Give that a go?

Thanks for the fast reply, Ethan! Yes, the site does have comments disabled, so I guess that must have triggered the error. Thanks in advance for the attention to that detail with the if statements in the next release ?? Great plugin.