mcometa

Up! Looking for this feature too.

Thank you very much for the reply @cartflows. We can resort to just manually removing out of stock products but I’m really hoping that this will be resolved soon.

BUMP. Just in case you missed this @cartflows.

Thanks for the reply @cartflows.

This is true but my shop requires customers to select only one product from this page and if this product is already out of stock, you won’t be able to proceed. To replicate this scenario:

1. Create up to 2 products to test. Set one of these to out of stock status.
2. Add these two products in a checkout flow and select “Let user select one product from all options.” from the options. The first one should be the out of stock product.

With the steps above you will not be able to select the second option, you won’t even see it listed. Just the warning that the product is out of stock and

I think this is a bug and I think that, under the option of “select only one product” CartFlows should add another check if the product set from backend is out of stock before automatically adding it on the checkout page. It breaks the moment it finds out that you are adding an out of stock product.

Playing with it though, if you switch positions, first one being instock, the out of stock item will not be listed.

Here are some screenshots:
First item out of stock
First item is instock 2nd is out of stock

• This reply was modified 4 years, 5 months ago by mcometa.

Only in the root of the wordpress site dir. Didn’t find any in the list above. It’s just went gone. Is there way to somehow re-initialize the media library from the posts attachments or anything?

Thanks for reply!

Not possible because the Media Library is empty as in “No media attachments found.” can be seen in the Media Library page…

Just to add, along with the media library images disappearing, my post thumbnails were also gone.

Hi, for some reason, I was able to fix this issue. I already forgot how I was able to solve this. I guess when I tried to hard code the image containers to the template file instead of just letting the plugin do the coding.

Thanks for the awesome plugin by the way. ??

Hi guys, thanks for the reply. Tried it last night on my localhost connecting to an external database over the internet and it was a success. It seems that I’ve been using the incorrect parameters when trying to connect to that database. Oh I love WordPress! (Next to joomla :D)