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Hello mxcster,

Thank you for your reply.

To better understand the issue you’re facing, could you share screenshots of your Apple Pay and Google Pay configuration? You can use https://snipboard.io to upload the images and then share the links here.

Additionally, please share your site’s System Status Report so I can take a closer look. You can paste the report into https://pastebin.com and provide the link here.

Once I have more information, I will be in a better position to assist you further.

Best regards.

Hello Kim,

Thank you for your reply.

I visited your site and was able to reproduce the issue where it’s not possible to add more than one product quantity to the cart.

This behavior appears to be caused by a plugin conflict. I also noticed a few JavaScript errors in the browser console, which further support this possibility. With 64 active plugins, it can be challenging to pinpoint the exact source of the issue.

To resolve this, I recommend performing a full conflict test. If it’s not feasible to do this on your live site, setting up a staging or clone site would be a good alternative.

Please feel free to reach out if you have any questions or need help with the conflict testing process.

Best regards.

Hello osheta,

Thank you for your reply.

Unfortunately, the QuickForget link has expired again. I recommend increasing the expiry time to at least 48 hours and 5 views. This will give us sufficient time to review the System Status Report and help you further.

Looking forward to your response. 🙂

Hello lotusfeetshoes,

Thank you for your reply.

I understand that the purchase event is not being tracked in Google Analytics, even though other events are working correctly and the tag appears to be active in Google Tag Manager.

Could you please let me know when you first noticed this issue?

To investigate further, please share your site’s System Status Report. You can generate it from WooCommerce > Status > Get system report, then paste it into https://pastebin.com and share the link here.

Once I have more information, I will be in a better position to assist you further.

Best regards.

Hello pingram,

Thank you for your feedback and the detailed insights. I truly appreciate it.

If you need help with a specific issue, please consider creating a new topic so we can assist you more effectively.

If you’re looking to discuss the code in more depth, I recommend checking out the Woo Community Slack. Many experienced developers are active there and might be able to offer helpful input.

Have a great day!

Hello meatface888.

Thank you for your reply.

These lines are used to test whether WP-CRON is active or not. In this case, the output is Success. Which means it is working fine.

I’ve gone through all the previous messages to refresh my memory and better understand the situation.

You previously mentioned that after creating the staging site, the CPU usage remained low even with all plugins active, and the “Import historical data” process was not running indefinitely. Could you please confirm if this is still the case after enabling WP-CRON on the staging site?

Let’s focus on the staging site for now to avoid mixing up troubleshooting steps between the production and staging environments.

Looking forward to your response. 🙂

Hello orschiro,

Thank you for your reply.

I understand you’re seeing some products marked as partially approved and one mistakenly identified as alcohol, even though it’s a flower bouquet. This may be due to Google’s automated review process incorrectly flagging items based on product names or descriptions.

I recommend reaching out to Google Support directly to request a review and clarification. They’ll be able to explain the reason for the partial approval and help ensure your products are correctly categorized.

Let me know how it goes. 🙂

Hello fotske,

Thank you for your reply.

I understand you’re facing a serious issue with email delivery in version 9.8.5 of WooCommerce, and I appreciate the detailed explanation you’ve provided.

Please know that we do believe you. The reason we ask for steps like using the WP Mail Logging plugin is to help investigate and pinpoint the cause of the problem. Since this issue hasn’t been reported recently by other users, it does appear to be specific to your site, but I’m here to help you through it.

To answer your questions:
You can create test orders on your staging site the same way you would create regular ones. For testing purposes, I recommend using the Bank Transfer payment method, as it’s simple and won’t trigger real payment processing. After completing your tests, you can delete those orders to keep your reports clean.

Regarding manual order entry, WooCommerce automatically generates order numbers using WordPress’s post ID system. Unfortunately, there is no built-in way to manually assign specific order numbers such as 34983. If exact order numbers are essential, a custom solution or plugin may be required, though this should be approached with consultation of a professional developer.

I’d to review your System Status Report, you can upload it to https://pastebin.com and share the link here. That will help me better understand your setup and advise you accordingly.

Thank you again for your patience and for taking the time to report this. 🙂