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I believe the majority of these issues are a result of “cart.js” hooking into classes that are different from the theme.

For example in my theme I converted the cart page to use <div> instead of <table>. With the new update WooCommerce hooks into ‘table.shop_table’ (container, then class) instead of just the class (or ID) ‘shop.table’.

My solution:

1. Move cart.js to your theme using these instructions
2. Find & replace ‘table.shop_table’ with ‘div.shop_table’
3. Save & Minimize

I have no idea why WooCommerce thinks it’s a good idea to hook into the container instead of the class or ID as that leads to theme breaks – maybe someone can school me otherwise?

URLs and GTIN pass without errors when they are not wrapped in CDATA tags.

Not sure why it’s flagging “Invalid Value”, the line numbers are: 21, 34, 47, 75, 88…

Latest update wiped out the “Output Types” settings for custom variables like MPN, Google Product Catagory, etc.

Still issues when managing a feed where Output options shift down so, for example, Price doesn’t match up with the Price output type.

It’s frustrating to be looked over and to be told that it’s “my” fault for having a misconfigured feed – then communication silence when I bring up the issues.

The new version still has the Facebook issue on “Additional Image Links”

Google feed still outputs a “1” before the “Additional Image Links” tag

With the new version I can’t edit a Facebook feed, and when I create a new feed I get “You do not have sufficient permissions to access this page.”

Looks like Facebook doesn’t support the CDATA wrapper around URLs

I don’t believe my feed is misconfigured.

Line 320 of class-woo-feed-google.php requires “Brand”, “GTIN”, and “MPN” to be true for “g:identifier_exists” to be set as true, however, google only requires “Brand” and “GTIN” to work correctly. See: https://support.google.com/merchants/answer/160161?hl=en

As for Facebook, the URL is still improperly formatted after selecting htmlentities as the output type. I notice a “1” is pre-pended to the beginning of each “additional_image_link” line in the XML output – this is also true in the Google output. See: https://intranaturals.com/wp-content/uploads/woo-feed/facebook/xml/Facebook.xml

When I correct the Google Merchant Feed manually I receive the errors:

• Invalid Attribute: shipping width
• Invalid Attribute: shipping length
• Invalid Attribute: shipping height
• Missing “Shipping” Attribute.

See https://support.google.com/merchants/answer/188494