Custom code is outside the scope of our support policy, so I recommend consulting a professional developer for assistance. You can find a good developer at Codeable.io or WooExperts.
Regarding affiliate products, my colleague advised against syncing them with Google Merchant Center. However, you can still keep these products in your store and continue selling them.
I suspect this problem is caused by JSON-LD format. There is another thread where this type of issue is reported. Could you please check that thread and try the same solution?
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I visited your site and noticed that Google Pay/Apple Pay is currently disabled. Also, the Checkout page looks different from the default WooCommerce layout.
To troubleshoot further, please create a staging site and switch to a default theme like Storefront. This will help determine if the issue is related to customizations on your current Checkout page.
I visited your site and noticed several JavaScript errors. These errors indicate that something is blocking the communication between your site and Square. Please get in touch with your hosting provider and ask if a firewall, security plugin, or a service like Cloudflare might be restricting these connections.
I watched your video, and from what I understand, the issue occurs when purchasing an event. After completing checkout, you’re redirected to a 404 error page. However, checkout works fine for other products.
Based on the URL shown in the 404 error, which includes the query parameter tickets_provider, it seems the issue may be caused by the plugin handling event tickets. I recommend reaching out to that plugin’s support team for clarification on this behavior.
I understand that Stripe Payment was disabled without your action, and now SEPA is missing from the admin backend, with related orders marked as “Manual Renewal.”
When did this issue start? Was there any plugin update around that time, even unrelated to the Stripe plugin? Please share your site’s System Status Report so I can take a closer look. You can paste it at https://pastebin.com and share the link here.
Could you please clarify which variations are showing incorrect prices in this product? Also, check if there are sale prices entered for those specific variations. Share screenshots product edit page with me for a better understanding. You may use https://snipboard.io to upload images and share links here.
To troubleshoot further, I recommend moving this conversation to the correct support forum: WooCommerce Stripe Payment Gateway. This forum is intended only for WooCommerce core support.
You may put a link to this thread as a reference on the new thread over there.
I understand you’re facing two issues: 1- The WooCommerce API will not use indexes for search in 2025 2- Changing the status of at least 30 orders via bulk actions or the batch API takes longer than 100 seconds
For the first point, could you clarify what kind of search you’re performing and which endpoint you’re using? I’d like to better understand the context to see if there’s a workaround or performance optimization.
Regarding the second point, such a delay shouldn’t happen, especially with the server specs you mentioned. I noticed you have 70 active plugins. Have you tried running this action with only WooCommerce active? This will help rule out whether another plugin is interfering with or slowing down the process.
I understand that SEPA is still not working even after reinstalling Stripe, and you’ve confirmed that it’s properly activated on both sides.
SEPA is a widely used payment method, and apart from your report and one other recent thread, we haven’t received similar complaints, so this may be a coincidence. That said, I’m here to help you get this resolved.
Please enable Stripe logs in Advanced Settings, then check for any new log entries. This will help us determine whether any errors are still occurring after the reinstallation.
Also, please share screenshots of your SEPA configuration settings. You can upload them to https://snipboard.io and paste the links here.
