Hello @tomvos66
This issue is already being handled on our private support board, so let’s continue the conversation there to ensure we keep everything organized. We’ll do our best to resolve this for you as quickly as possible.
Kind Regards,
Krystian
Thread Starter
Tom
(@tomvos66)
Unfortunately today it happened again (first time using Zettle again after reporting the issue).
Looking through the log file, the issue starts appearing after the first variable product was sold via the Zettle app. Any simple product sold before that did not result in any issue.In the log-file under Woocommerce status, the following line appears:
“Stock management at variation level is not supported from PayPal Zettle. ID:6075”
After that, more and more syncing errors pop up for any product sold or even edited in the Products list in Woocommerce.
The test I did earlier (with a specially created variable product) did not result in this error, so I really do not understand what is going on.
Replied to the last email I got on the support ticket, but not sure if that is still active.
Updated it here so other users with potential similar issues might respond as well.
Hope you or anyone else can come with a solution for us and solve this permanantly.
Kind regards,
Tom Vos
Thread Starter
Tom
(@tomvos66)
Updated the internal (automatically closed) ticket as well, but reporting here as well the issue is still not solved.
Nice to see the internal ticket is marked as resolved, but rest assured: it is not!
This evening again it happened, so for sure the issue is not fixed!
Had good hope the latest version update would have fixed this issue as well, but apparently it is not.
So the patch targeted to be released after the New Year either did not make it or did not solve this issue 😞.
Unfortunately this is very painful as this happened again at a very busy sale evening,
If this issue cannot or will not be fixed, I prefer it to be clearly stated. Would not appreciate it, but also understand this is a free plugin so there is only so much that can be done. At least in that case I know that I need to start looking for an affordable alternative.
Regards,
Tom Vos