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  • Thread Starter gryphon26

    (@gryphon26)

    Hi Jason, thanks for the reply. Sorry, I’ve just realised I didn’t explain the error.

    Basically the number that is returned does not reconcile to the statistics shown from within Slimstat. It does not seem that the filters above are being applied.

    What I am ultimately trying to do is retrieve a count of unique human IP addresses between two specified dates. Can you please tell me the correct function/dimension/filter syntax to achieve this.

    Thanks so much for the help (and awesome plugin).

    Thread Starter gryphon26

    (@gryphon26)

    Yes, that was my point exactly. There could be tens of thousands of sites out there that update automatically to version 7 and lose their site functionality.

    Thread Starter gryphon26

    (@gryphon26)

    Ok, I have found the problem.

    When you convert a simple product to a variable product, it does not copy the price from the parent product into the variations. Instead, it leaves the price of the variation blank.

    Apparently, this then gets reported as out of stock on the product page regardless of any other setting relating to stock management, including turning stock management off at the store level.

    The solution (hair pulling and screaming for 6 hours) is to update the price for each variation.

    It would be good to mention that in the Woocommerce documentation.

    Thread Starter gryphon26

    (@gryphon26)

    Thanks Icofubar

    Unfortunately that is not the problem in this case. I’ve disabled all plugins except Woocommerce and the problem is still occurring.

    Is anyone else experiencing this issue?

    I found another way to fix this problem without buying the extension.

    It turns out the string from this code

    
    $email['footer'] = sprintf( 'Copyright %1s. %2s', date('Y')
    , get_bloginfo('site_name') );
    

    Actually gets written into an entry in the “options” table with name “sliced_emails” when the plugin is installed for the first time. If you edit that value using PHPMyAdmin, you can change it to something else.

    I’ve got to say this is extremely poor coding.

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