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@drachires

Sorry, currently it’s not possible to duplicate a cell that is openable using the Smart Manager plugin. But we have taken note of it and will surely let you know once we have added support for the same.

Alternatively, you can use copy from operator in Bulk Edit functionality to copy the same description or attribute values to other multiple products at once and it’s available in the Smart Manager Pro plugin.

Check the Smart Manager Pro demo for your reference.

Hope this answers your query.

@metacommmedia

Sorry, currently there is no support for any import functionality in the Smart Manager plugin to upload existing inventory from a spreadsheet. Further, the same functionality is already in the plugin roadmap, and will keep you posted about it.

Also, alternatively, you can use the default WooCommerce plugin import functionality.

Please do let us know if you have any queries.

@drachires ,

Thank you for the update.

That’s strange. WooCommerce Product Attributes should be visible when trying to edit it using Smart Manager irrespective of their Enable archives? setting enabled or not.

Could you please confirm whether you are using any additional custom plugin for the same attribute archive setting? Also, if possible could you please try to create a test product attribute using ‘WooCommerce > Products > Attribute’ and then try to reproduce the same issue using it and do let us know your views.

Further, in order to isolate the issue, here’s something that will help:

• Install a free theme like Twenty Twenty or Storefront but do not activate/switch your current theme
• Install the free plugin Health Check & Troubleshooting on your site – this plugin is developed by the ww.wp.xz.cn team and is pretty good at diagnosing problems in such situations.
• Once the health check plugin is installed, keep only WooCommerce and Smart Manager plugins active for the admin side and try to reproduce the issue you reported. Make sure to do this only for the admin side – that way visitors to your site won’t be affected.
• Here’s a nice article that explains this process.
• Reply to this same email and share your findings with us… Were you able to reproduce the issue? What were the exact steps?
• If the issue does not occur, it means the problem is with some other plugin. You may try activating/deactivating a combination of plugins to figure out exactly what causes the problem

Please do try the above steps and let us know your views.

@wildflower24 ,

You are welcome! 

We will surely update you once we have fixed the issues faced by you. Please do let us know in case of any queries.

@thesuitgamer ,

We do understand your concerns.

Could you please try using any different browser like Chrome, Firefox, etc. and then try reproducing the same issue and do let us know your views?

Also, if possible you can try reproducing the same issue on a test WordPress site environment and do let us know.

Alternatively, you could also have a check with our best store management plugin – Smart Manager plugin using which you would be able to manage any custom field for any custom post type like WooCommerce Products, Orders etc.

Request you to kindly have a check with the Smart Manager demo for your reference.

@petermorlion

You are welcome! 🙂

Please do let us know in case of any queries.

@moushum007 ,

We do understand your concerns.

Ideally it should display the inventory. Could you please create a test product using ‘WooCommerce > Products’ and then try to use Stock Manager for WooCommerce plugin and let us know your views?

If still the issue persists, then we’ll need to isolate what’s really causing this problem. Here’s something that will help:

• Install a free theme like Twenty Twenty or Storefront but do not activate/switch your current theme
• Install the free plugin Health Check & Troubleshooting
  on your site – this plugin is developed by the ww.wp.xz.cn team and is pretty good at diagnosing problems in such situations.
• Once the health check plugin is installed, keep only WooCommerce and Stock Manager for WooCommerce plugins active for the admin side and try to reproduce the issue you reported. Make sure to do this only for the admin side – that way visitors to your site won’t be affected.
• Here’s a nice article that explains this process.
• If the issue does not occur, it means the problem is with some other plugin. You may try activating/deactivating a combination of plugins to figure out exactly what causes the problem.

Do try the above steps and let us know your views.

@mno90

We do understand your concerns.

Could you please try using any different browser like Chrome, Firefox, etc. and then try reproducing the same issue and do let us know your views?

If the issue still persists, then we’ll need to isolate what’s really causing this problem. Here’s something that will help:

• Install a free theme like Twenty Twenty or Storefront but do not activate/switch your current theme
• Install the free plugin Health Check & Troubleshooting
  on your site – this plugin is developed by the ww.wp.xz.cn team and is pretty good at diagnosing problems in such situations.
• Once the health check plugin is installed, keep only WooCommerce and Stock Manager for WooCommerce plugins active for the admin side and try to reproduce the issue you reported. Make sure to do this only for the admin side – that way visitors to your site won’t be affected.
• Here’s a nice article that explains this process.
• If the issue does not occur, it means the problem is with some other plugin. You may try activating/deactivating a combination of plugins to figure out exactly what causes the problem.

Do try the above steps and let us know your views.

Alternatively, you can also have a check with our other best store management plugin Smart Manager using which you can manage any custom field for any custom post type with much ease. Click here to have a check with its functionality.