Waclaw Jacek

Temporarily reverting to an older plugin version is a great idea. One way to do it is using the WP Rollback plugin.

This does seem like a functionality break in a recent update.

It is possible that due to an unrelated code change, it is no longer possible to use fractional quantities. I will bring this issue up with the team and ask about the possibility of addressing this issue since fractional quantities are not supported by WooCommerce by default.

Hi @venkreddy,

Unfortunately, decimals in the quantity field are not something supported by WooCommerce out of the box. I assume you are using an extension to add this functionality?

As a workaround, one solution could be to edit the order and change the quantity to a whole number while keeping the line item cost the same. After doing this, make sure to refresh the order page.

You can also use the “Order notes” section on the right-hand side to add a note on this change for future reference.

Please let me know if this helps!

Hi! Thank you for the report.

I am able to reproduce this in WC 9.3.1 but not in the upcoming WC 9.4.0. It seems this behavior was updated in WC 9.4.0: #51384

Could you please check if you still experience the issue in WC 9.4.0 beta?

https://github.com/woocommerce/woocommerce/releases/tag/9.4.0-beta.2

Thank you!

Hi @jglazer63, thanks for the report! Could you please also mention in the GitHub issue if the problem at hand regards the carrier-defined (“service”) packages or custom-defined packages?

Carrier-defined ones should be grouped into sections. Does this help at all? If this is about custom packages though, if you have many, there would indeed be no grouping which I imagine is something that could be improved.

• This reply was modified 1 year, 10 months ago by Waclaw Jacek.

Hi @elucidamus!

Being able to see your status log as @xue28 mentioned would be very helpful. In the meantime, although these notices definitely shouldn’t be triggered, could you please verify if your site is connected via the Jetpack plugin? Sounds like something might be wrong on that front.

Thanks!

Hi @radragon! I am sorry to hear you are experiencing these issues.

Have you maybe installed any new plugins or changed any settings on your site or your hosting dashboard recently? It sounds like maybe the plugin cannot connect to the its respective server?

One thing you could do is try doing a conflict test but the folks at Woo Support should be able to assist you better. Please try creating a ticket again.

• This reply was modified 2 years ago by Waclaw Jacek.

Hi @tlawson123! Thanks for the report!

Could you please give it a try when using private mode with all extensions disabled?

Thanks!

Hi y’all!

We have just deployed a fix for the issue. Shipping labels should no longer be cut off when leaving the printing default on.

If anything still does not seem right, please let us know. Thank you for your patience and have a great day!

Hi there Nicolas,

Could you please post a screenshot of the “Health” section displayed on the WooCommerce > Status > WooCommerce Shipping & Tax page of your WP admin dashboard?

It should look similar to this:

https://d.pr/i/P6iJbE/TGgHtrHEbI

Thanks!

Thanks a lot for your input, @bcworkz! Why do you think simply relying on the path is rather risky?

I would love to also hear on this from core WP devs. Maybe there’s something else to it?

Works great! Great job! ?? It would be neat if the installation could be made simpler somehow. Do you have any plans on doing this? Maybe there is a way to make WordPress pull the other plugins (or tell WordPress that your plugin depends on them)?

BTW, I’ve tested it on 3.1-RC2 in the end.

Oh, it’s great to hear it’s caused because it’s run on a RC. ?? I’ll try running it on 3.0.4! Thanks!

I get a Fatal error: Call to a member function display() on a non-object in /home/userdir/public_html/wp-admin/includes/plugin-install.php on line 164 error when I go to https://example.com/wp-admin/options-general.php?page=ostatus ?? Do you have any clue on what could be causing this? The relevant lines are:

161 function display_plugins_table() {
162         global $wp_list_table;
163
164         $wp_list_table->display();
165 }

I’m using WordPress 3.1-RC2.

That’s a great thing to hear! ??

All the best,
WJ