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@crazywickedawesome, thanks I can confirm that the filter as posted by @ck-macleod in another thread, did indeed correct the saving/updating. Looking forward to the official patch.

@ck-macleod, you sir, are a saint. Thanks for posting your workaround really appreciate it. I can confirm that I was able to save after applying this hack/fix on a rather complex custom product type project.

The only output in the WC fatal error logs was generic timeout, so no help there. I extended timeout to 120sec and still no joy. Stack trace just shows connection staying alive until timeout.

+1 Exact same issue, I’ve eliminated all plugins, custom code, themes, etc. I’ve been bashing my head against this for 2 days now. I also experience the same behavior when trying to activate/deactivate plugins, though it seems more random. This occurs with the last 2 versions of Woo. Any help is appreciated!

I’ve been using AirTables with w/ a divi implementation for quite some time. I didn’t create shortcodes, but rather just wrote templates in my child theme using divi pre-existing classes/html elements and populated them w/ AT data. Use the PHP examples provided on the plugins main page here on www.remarpro.com as a guide. It’s fairly simple, though if you want to use them in the Divi builder in admin via custom shortcodes, you’ll need to take it a step further and construct those as well.

Had the same issue, and like me, you are using heights on your list items. Simply removing the line in Chrome inspector fixed the issue, same thing on my site.

.dcjq-accordion ul li {
background-image: url(“images/menubar.png”);
height: 35px;
display: block;
margin-bottom: 2%;
width: 100%;
font-size: 15px !important;
text-align: right;
line-height: 35px;
padding-right: 4%;
font-weight: bold;
}

Works fine with my installation. It’s the easiest one to use imo. Did you make sure to log out/clear cookies? It will let you through as admin if you are logged in.