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It was not resolved I gave up getting it to work on my live site. It works on the test site but not the live site.

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The wrong prices are being posted to the wrong customers. I have prices for wholesale customers being offered to the retail customer. It is costing me sales.

When can we expect to get an updated version with the fix?

Thanks

Yes, Chrome is the only browser I use.

It is working fine now that I paid staff to renter all 800 items.

I finally got mine to start working by paying one of my employees to manually change all 4 prices MSRP, Selling Price, Wholesale Price, and Distributor price. We have over 800 products so it was very time consuming but at least it is working.

As the administrator, I can see the product on my website, but none of the products show up when I am not logged in. in the previous WordPress version, the products would show up even if a person was not logged in now, they don’t. I need help as I am losing sales.

@sterndata Thanks for the help it did point me in the right direction.

I found the filter section in the themes, and I disabled the filter from the website. But all of the URLs are still showing up in the SEO scan and it states these unused urls are hurting my overall SEO ranking. How can these unused URLs be removed, I tried using the remove old slugs plugin and it did not find them as a slug.

Indexed by Google and the SEO states it is hurting my ranking, so I am trying to find what created them so I can delete them as they are not being used.

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Thanks for that information. I will try and contact them tomorrow.

Again I want to thank all that have attempted to help me with this, and I will update my results tomorrow after talking to my hosting company.

Well, I thought I would try the WP update, but I also do not have that function available to me from the dashboard.

So is there any other way to re-run the update to see if that works?

Sorry, you are not allowed to access this page.

I tried from a blank page and also changed
https://mydomain.com/wp-admin/plugins.php
to
https://mydomain.com/wp-admin/plugin-install.php

I received the error both ways.

I will try the WP update.

Thanks again

I changed to twenty twenty, and there was no difference in the add plugin
Is it possible to have the add or remove plugin turned off someplace? And if so, where would that be as someone might have accidentally done that.

I really appreciate your time in trying to help me fix this.

No this is not a multisite installation I am on a dedicated server for just one site. I will try other user roles, but I thought the only role that had access to the backend was the admin role.
I did not try a different theme, as this is the same theme I have used for several months. The issue started after the last WordPress update. I am using a Salient theme with a Salient Child, and as I said previously, I am new to WordPress, so if I change themes to see if it is the theme, will I easily be able to go back to my current theme.
I can always do a complete back up before doing anything to make sure.

I do appreciate all of the help.