I’m afraid I won’t have time to test it to confirm if the code is related or not. But I suggest you try removing the code to see if it fixes the issue for you. I don’t remember off the top of my head what this filter does.
One thing that you could do is a conflict test to rule out the possibility that another plugin is interacting with WooCommerce in some unexpected way and is causing this problem.
Using the example above, there are three variations of the T-shirt. One for each color. If instead, we create one variation per combination of color and size, we will get what I believe is what your client is looking for.
In this new scenario, we would have nine different variations, and if a customer would buy a T-Shirt that is blue and large, the stock would be reduced only for this specific variation and not for all blue T-shirts:
> Ok so other options besides installing this plugin?
There might be other plugins that provide the same functionality but I don’t know them of the top of my head. A search in WooCommerce.com or ww.wp.xz.cn plugins repository might reveal other alternatives.
> How can I make sure to always see the country in the order?
Could you please create another thread for this?
Hi @charmaineberdino,
WooCommerce uses a WordPress function called wp_mail() to send emails. Usually, when a store is having issues with emails the problem is in the webserver configuration. I suggest you contact your host support and ask for their help.
We have a page with frequently asked questions about e-mails where we detail the most common issues and how to debug them: https://docs.woocommerce.com/document/email-faq/
Hi @earshell,
WooCommerce uses a WordPress function called wp_mail() to send the e-mails and WP by default will send the emails from the server where your site is running. But your host and other plugins can change this.
I suggest you contact your host to confirm the IP address that is used in your case.
Hi @trevormwilson,
There is no interface to change the items included in the select box that controls the sorting of products on the shop page. But if you are comfortable using WordPress hooks, you can use the woocommerce_catalog_orderby filter to change the included items.
Hi @asmadahmani,
It is not possible to achieve what you need with just WooCommerce. But there some WooCommerce extensions to add VAT support during checkout. One such extension is EU Vat Number.
Hi @forusak,
The list of products displayed by the [products] shortcode is cached for performance reasons. When orderby=rand is used, a few sets of randomly generated products are cached and then, on each page load, WooCommerce randomly chooses from one of the sets.
By default, WooCommerce caches six different sets of products. You can use the filter woocommerce_product_query_max_rand_cache_count to change this number.
Hi @danielpekel03,
In WooCommerce inventory for variable products can be managed on product or variation level. To manage stock on variation level, you need to enable the option “Manage stock?” for each variation and then set a stock quantity. Alternatively, you can toggle “Manage stock?” on and off for all variations or set the same stock quantity at once using the corresponding options on the select box on the top of the “Variations” tab when editing the product.
I believe you will be able to achieve what your client needs if you manage stock on the variation level.
Here is a screenshot showing a variation product that has “Manage stock?” enabled:
And here is a screenshot showing the option that lets you enable stock management for all variations at once:
Hi @fotske,
I’m afraid I’m unable to reproduce the problem that you are having when following the steps you provided using the latest version of WooCommerce (4.7.1) and no other plugin installed to avoid potential conflicts.
Below are the screenshots showing the settings that I used and showing that the option “Apply minimum order rule before coupon discount” seems to be working as expected in my installation. Free shipping is still available even after the coupon is applied. Please let me know if I missed something.
The coupon that I’m using in the test:
My shipping settings:
My cart with a product that costs 79,90€, address set to France and showing the free shipping option:
The same cart but with the coupon applied still showing the free shipping option:
Yes, if you don’t use it, it is safe to uninstall it and this should fix the problem.
Sorry if my previous message wasn’t clear. You need to update to the latest version of the WooCommerce Subscriptions extension (https://woocommerce.com/products/woocommerce-subscriptions/) and not to the latest version of WooCommerce core, which you are already using as you mentioned in the first message in this thread.
Hi @ggsellerscom,
This particular forum is for questions that are directly related to the features and functionality of the free WooCommerce plugin. It does not, however, offer support for questions related to any extensions or themes which can work with WooCommerce.
It seems like the issue that you are having is caused by the theme that you are using. I would suggest that you contact the support of your theme or test a different theme to check if the issue persists.
I hope this helps.
Hi @jessel3,
There was indeed a problem in WooCommerce Subscriptions that would cause the issue that you are experiencing (more reports of the same problem here https://github.com/woocommerce/woocommerce/issues/28234). Updating to the latest version of this extension should restore your site. Any version of WooCommerce Subscriptions prior to 3.0.10 is affected by this problem.
