webwitnl

Hmm, placing a new order will decrease stock though. It also worked without problems for quite some time until recently.

JNKNSKTM

None of that is correct. Backend. See OP for trace.

We solved it by uninstalling this plugin and writing our own little 13K script to make an XML product feed. That shaved ±15 seconds from backend pages. Probably our hosting limitations in combination with other plugins were also a factor, but this was the major one. The data is also much better than before because we could include unit_pricing_measure and fine-tune the feed much more to our liking (such control is missing from GFW). Not sure about the design direction to like rebuild the Google Ads and Merchant Center interface in WordPress/Woocommerce.

Disabling other plugins didn’t help. Fatal error log is empty. Here’s the system status report:

https://pastebin.com/KML6QG5N

P.S. I have a better temporary fix which seems quite robust, as it checks the dark layer when the details panel is shown. So that should catch all occurrences when the search results are shown but not the dark layer. Maybe something similar should be added to search.js getSuggestions().

jQuery( document ).on( ‘fibosearch/show-suggestions’, () => {
if (!jQuery(‘.dgwt-wcas-search-darkoverl-on’).length) {
const $input = jQuery(‘.dgwt-wcas-search-input’).first();
if ($input.length) {
const fiboAutocomplete = $input.data(‘autocomplete’);
if (fiboAutocomplete) {
fiboAutocomplete.enableOverlayDarkened();
}
}
}
});

Hi Marta,

Unfortunately it’s on a staging environment behind a firewall.

However, I’m not sure what you can’t replicate. The logic and, looking at it, the code is obvious:

In search.js there’s an initialize function which is called on load, which calls the registerEventsSearchBar function.

In there it does this:

that.el.on(‘focus.autocomplete’, function (e) {
that.onFocus(e);
});

And in the onFocus function it adds the dark layer.

So if you focus on the search input field before this script is loaded, obviously onFocus isn’t called, and the dark layer isn’t added.

I added a line of code in my own script to check if the search input field is already active when the script is loaded, in which case it triggers onFocus. That’s all you need to do.

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