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Hello,

Thanks for reporting this issue!

To help us investigate further, could you please confirm whether you’ve made any changes to the WordPress timezone settings? You can check this by going to:

Settings → General → Timezone

Also, let us know which timezone is currently selected there.

Looking forward to your update so we can assist you better!

Warm regards,
Ever Accounting Support Teams.

Hi @carlosblazquez4global ,

Thank you for your detailed feedback and the code snippet!

Just to clarify, in most cases this issue occurs when the “Enable AJAX add to cart buttons on archives” option in WooCommerce is turned off. When that’s disabled, the data-quantity attribute may not work as expected, which affects how quantities are handled via the href.

However, the good news is, in our latest version, this functionality is already handled automatically. You shouldn’t need to use a custom code snippet to make it work. The plugin should correctly pass the minimum quantity in the add-to-cart URL without any manual intervention.

If you’re still seeing issues, feel free to share more details and we’ll be happy to look into it further!

Warm regards,
PluginEver Support Team

Hi there,

Thank you for bringing this to our attention!

You’re right, currently, when the quantity reaches the maximum limit set for a product, the increase button becomes inactive, but no message is shown to the user. We understand how a clear notification could improve the user experience in this case.

I’ve noted your feedback and will discuss it with our development team. If it aligns with our current implementation plan, we’ll consider adding an appropriate message or notification in a future update.

We really appreciate your input; it helps us make the plugin better for everyone!

Let us know if you have any other suggestions or questions.

Warm regards,
PluginEver Support Team

Hello @clarodave ,

Thank you so much for your wonderful feedback!

We’re thrilled to hear the plugin helped solve your challenge and that you’re enjoying the random serial code generation feature. We’re committed to making it even better with future updates. Stay tuned!

If you have any ideas or suggestions, feel free to share. Thanks again for your support!

Warm regards,
PluginEver Support Team

Thank you so much for your kind words.

We’re truly happy to hear that you’re enjoying the plugin and finding it fast, functional, and user-friendly. Your recognition of our support team means a lot to us, We always aim to provide quick and helpful assistance.

We also appreciate your honest feedback about the minor shortcomings. We’re continuously working to improve the plugin, and your suggestions help shape our future updates.

Thanks again for recommending us, it really motivates our team to keep going strong!

Warm regards,
Ever Accounting Support Teams

Hello @faltun

Thank you for sharing the screenshots and bringing this issue to our attention.

We’ve reviewed the details and confirmed the problem. Our team has already noted it, and we’ll work on resolving it as soon as possible in an upcoming update.

We appreciate your patience and feedback, it helps us improve the plugin for everyone!

If you have any other questions or suggestions, feel free to share them here.

Thank you so much for your feedback!
We’re glad you find the plugin useful.
If you have any suggestions or need help, feel free to reach out.

Hi @indrekk ,

Thank you for reaching out and testing the WC Serial Numbers plugin with a WPML multidomain setup.

<span style=”box-sizing: border-box; margin: 0px; padding: 0px;”>Currently, WC Serial Numbers is not officially compatible with WPML, including</span> multilingual or multidomain configurations. The issue you’re encountering—where serial keys only appear on the default domain but not on language-specific domains—is expected behavior due to the way WPML handles translations and how our plugin associates serial keys with product orders. Why This Happens

WPML typically creates separate product translations for each language, meaning each translated product has a different post ID. Since serial keys are assigned to specific products and orders, they may not be properly associated or displayed when WPML is used, especially if custom metadata or order meta is not synced across translations.

In a multidomain setup, this issue can be further complicated if cookie-based sessions or order metadata are not shared between domains, which is often the case. Current Limitations

• Serial keys are tied to the default language products/orders.
• Plugin templates and logic are not adapted to multilingual behavior.
• No built-in support for syncing serial numbers across translated orders or products.

Workarounds (Not Officially Supported)

While full WPML support is not currently available, some users have found partial success using the following approaches:

• Ensure you are using WooCommerce Multilingual (by WPML), which helps sync product meta, although full compatibility is not guaranteed.
• Use the plugin on a single-language site if multilingual functionality is not critical for license distribution.

What’s Next

We do understand the importance of multilingual support and have added WPML compatibility to our roadmap for future consideration.

In the meantime, if you need further assistance, we’d be happy to assist.

Thank you again for your feedback, and please feel free to share any additional details or questions!

Best regards,
Support Team – PluginEver