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Yeah, it completely disabled the ability to bulk edit products, except for the things you added in the drop down. Thanks, I’ll revert temporarily.

Yeah, it completely disabled the ability to bulk edit products, except for the things you added in the drop down. Thanks, I’ll revert temporarily.

Yeah, checking out through WooCommerce page and leaving a note there.

They are using PayPal Express Checkout, it’s the only one I have enabled.

I’m using 1.1.7.5 and I’m getting reports from several customers that they left notes, but I don’t see any in WooCommerce. I asked a customer today where he left the note. He said he left it on my page, not in the PayPal system.

Any ideas?

Yeah, I can do that once I have a test site and I can reproduce the problem ??

I used the standard PayPal plugin before (included in WooCommerce).

Nope, I have it set to “Geolocate”.

I’m using the plugin W3TC though.

I need shipping/tax, but I need completed orders more ??

I don’t have a test site, but will set up one in the coming days to test.

Browser: It looks like they use different browsers. Chrome, FF, Edge, Safari. I can’t look at individual failed orders, I don’t have access to those logs.

I switched to your plugin since I had a problem before: When some customers arrived at PayPal, they got an error message “Your shopping cart is empty”. Can these two errors be connected?

This fixes it, but I’m not sure it’s the right solution:

314:		} else {
315:		    return false;
316:		}

If I remove the following lines, the admin area is behaving:

// for all other cases disable wp-cron.php and spawn_cron() by telling the system it's already running
if ( !defined( 'DOING_CRON' ) )
	define( 'DOING_CRON', true );

Don’t know why, must investigate further.

Yes, my site admin has started to load really slow. When I disabled “WooThemes Helper” I went from 60s to 14s. When I disabled WP-Cron I went from 14s to 2s. No idea why, I’ll let you know if I find anything.

Another thing: If I clear the Page Cache and make a reload of the page, I get the correct page once.
If I then make another reload of the page, the really old version (I think 2 months) is shown. All following reloads give me the old version.

Thanks, it looks right ??

Thanks. It’s better but still not 100%. For instance, Portugal is “PR” in the database, but it should be “PT”. I think there are more errors.

OK, I get it. Sort of.

The second column is just the two first characters of the third column.

What you should use in your plugin is the first column. These values are what we expect. ‘se’ == Sweden, ‘at’ == Austria etc.

Hmm, I look through the raw data quickly and found this:
…VALUES(‘ag’, ‘AT’, ‘ATG’, ‘Antigua and Barbuda’, ‘Antigua and Barbuda’, 17.03, -61.48);

This means (?) that ‘AT’ will be ‘Antigua and Barbuda’. This is not correct. ‘AT’ is Austria.

However, ‘ag’ is ‘Antigua and Barbuda’, which the first column says.

So – where do they get the second column values from? They seem to be wrong in a lot of instances.