I'm getting the following error when editing/adding a project:

Uncaught TypeError: Object [object Object] has no method 'datepicker' (write-panels.min.js).

The error breaks all the js on the page. My browser is Google Chrome 14.0.835.186 on Windows 7.

Using latest git as of time of report, any attempt to update the image size settings ( WooCommerce > Settings > Catalog > Image Options ) results in them just defaulting back to standard. It looks like they do temporarily get saved in the DB, but then get overwritten again somewhere.

Declined payments from the originating merchant are not clear to the customer.

Currently

Client pays via Credit Card and Credit Card is declined.

Gateway receives notification that the payment is declined, updates order notes for the owner

$order->update_status('pending', sprintf(__('response is "%s"', 'woothemes'), strtolower($paygate_response) ) );

Redirects user to the Thank You page and tells the user that the order has been processed successfully.

User need to go to the "My Account" section to see the payment has failed and re-attempt the payment, which is an extra step for users, and not common practice. Most eCommerce platforms will allow you to try the payment again on the declined page.

Suggestion

1. Add additional status "declined" $order->update_status('declined', ...
2. Redirect user to Thank You page with a message saying that their order was declined, instead of "processed successfully" and option to click a button to pay again or tell the user that their ordered must be attempted again via the "My Account" section.

What's the current difference between a select and text attribute? My shop would sell personalized products, meaning that they would enter a name and I assumed this would be done through text attributes.

However, text attributes still show a dropdown. Is this intentional or simply a feature that's not yet complete?

I just got this email from another plugin but is using the WooCommerce styling. Doesn't seem necessarily a huge issue, just FYI though. - http://cl.ly/3Z290O3p3739021u240t

I'm checking in on my other issue at the moment too. :)

I get the following error on every single page that WooCommerce creates other than the "Shop" page. The main notice is:

Notice: Undefined property: WP_Query::$post in /Users/account/Sites/hats.us/wp-includes/query.php on line 2949

The stack traces the error down to something going on in:

WP_Query->is_page( $page = '4' ) ../woocommerce_query.class.php:33

I can't quite make out what is going on in that file at this point, but thought you'd want the information.

This error initially occurred when I created multiple tax rates. I removed the second tax rate and it went away; however, I since repeated my steps and cannot get the notice to go away.

This is of course occurring with WP_DEBUG set to true.

WooCommerce>Settings>Catalog>Image Options - it won't let me change the size of the image? I make the change, hit save and it reverts back to the original sizes.

for inspiration http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/admin-management-xtended/

When I click on "Add to cart" on any product on the Shop page the item are added to my cart but I don't get the message "Product successfully added to your cart.".

Variations seem to work great on the front end all the way up through checkout. The options selected display properly on the cart and final checkout page.

One problem that I'm not sure if it can even be fixed, is that the Variation options aren't passed to paypal. SO when I look at paypal (or in the invoice paypal sends me), it just has the product name, not the actual variations I picked.

The other problem is when I as a customer "view my order" on the front end. It isn't showing the right selections. As per my previous example, I have 2 variations.. On the "view my order" page, it shows the first one correct "Bag Size: 12oz", but then for the second it just says "Ground Type: " without displaying the actual value.

Also on the admin Orders area for this order, while it appears the "meta" fields were populated properly, the same problem as above appears in the first Name column, where it does not output the second variation, for example: "Test Coffee" Bag-size: 16oz, Grind-type: "

Hey guys,

Not sure if I am doing something stupid, or the wrong way around. I am working on a custom payment gateway, and wanted to test loading etc.

To test, I duplicated the bank transfer gateway, and renamed the class and all relative functions, and included the class file in functions.php but the payment gateway is not loading. I have tried to use the hook as it is included in the class file as well as putting the code in functions.php

// Include Additional Payment Gateway (EFT)
include('bodythrills/code/bt-banktransfer.woocommerce.php'); // @class: woocommerce_eft
function add_eft_gateway( $methods ) {
    $methods[] = 'woocommerce_eft'; 
    return $methods;
}
add_filter('woocommerce_payment_gateways', 'add_eft_gateway' );

On the general settings page, I get two undefined notice errors. This occurred right after a fresh install of the plugin.

The errors occur on line 144 of admin/admin-settings-forms.php. I get two undefined notice errors for "css" and "std". My assumption is that these values are created after the first time you save values to form these form fields and the errors go away, but just wanted to point out that your $value array does not have those indices and some check should be put in place.

Needs a lot of work:

• incomplete fields
• country hardcoded
• inconsistant ui

Found a couple of issues with Variable Products.

Product Scenario:
Product = Coffee, Attribute 1 - Bag Size, Options: 12oz | 16oz (flagged as variation), Attribute 2 - Ground Type, Options: Ground | Wholebean
Price is 12.99 for any 12oz bag (regardless of Ground Type), Price is 14.99 for 16oz bag (regardless of ground type)

Issue 1: When you save, it does not remember your options you selected for the variations, and defaults back to the generic drop-down items of "any bag, any ground type".

Issue 2: I should be able to only have to create 2 variations.... Variation 1: ANY Ground type - 12oz Bag - $12.99..... Variation 2: ANY Ground Type - 16oz Bag - $14.99 ..... The problem is this does not work. It only allows me to select the bag size when I view the product on the website. The Ground Type drop-down is there, but the 2 options are greyed out and it will not let me select them(on the product page of the site). If I separately create 4 variations, 12oz wholebean $12.99, 12oz Ground $12.99, 16oz Wholebean etc etc it does work, but that seems like it defeats the purpose and is a lot of extra work so I assume it is a bug.

When creating a variable product the variations loose their values after updating the product. Steps to reproduce.

Create a product called MacBook Pro
Set as Variable product type.
Add Attribute Size with values 13"|15"|17"

Add Variations for each size, configure price.

Publish or Update Product.

Dropdowns do not retain their values.

If you login with a customer account using the standard WP login form it takes you to the WordPress Dashboard and that shows the monthly sales graph. Not sure if that is the total monthly sales or if it is just the customer's monthly sales, but that shouldn't be visible to customers if its total shop sales.

When clicking the link in the cart : "Already registered? Click here to login" causes screen to jump to top.
Please add return false or e.preventDefault(); in the js.

I'm getting the following error after I've set the shop page as my install's front page:

Warning: call_user_func_array() [function.call-user-func-array]: First argument is expected to be a valid callback, 'woocommerce_parse_query' was given in /home/gillesma/public_html/woocommerce/wp-includes/plugin.php on line 486

I'm assuming this is because there is no query in the URL when it's the homepage.

Using PHP sessions will cause issues on multi-server deploys. They'll have to configure their load balancer to to sticky load balancing or else a shopper might lose their cart when they hit a different server. What you might do is see if they have a persistent object caching engine enabled, and if so, set a session storage handler that uses the WordPress object cache. The common scenario here is using Memcached as an object cache between multiple WP servers.

http://php.net/manual/en/function.session-set-save-handler.php

Instead of disabling selects

On the coupons page, each coupon is listed with a coupon type that looks something like 'fixed_cart'. They should be the same as the drop down menu on the new coupon page.

Here's a fix, for admin-post-types.php, line 52:

replace this line:

echo $type;

with this:

$discount_types = apply_filters('woocommerce_coupon_discount_types', array(
'fixed_cart' => __('Cart Discount', 'woothemes'),
'percent' => __('Cart % Discount', 'woothemes'),
'fixed_product' => __('Product Discount', 'woothemes')
));
echo $discount_types[$type];

Alternatively you could define $discount_types somewhere else that can be shared with admin-post-types.php and writepanel-coupon_data.php.

Testing with the latest commit.

coupons.class, line 64 asks:
if (sizeof( $this->product_ids )>0) :

But this always returns true, because line 37 pulls product_ids in like this:
$this->product_ids = array_map('trim', explode(',', get_post_meta($coupon->ID, 'product_ids', true)));

With this method, a blank string returns an array like this:
array( [0] -> '' );

This means that all coupon codes will always return invalid unless you have a product with the id of '' in your cart (which is impossible).

Here's my quick fix (in coupons.class, line 37), but I'm sure there's a better way of doing it:
$product_ids = get_post_meta($coupon->ID, 'product_ids', true);
$this->product_ids = $product_ids == '' ? array() : array_map('trim', explode(',', $product_ids));

Hey guys,

Thanks for adding hooks for new coupon types!

Can we add in a hook for coupon validation as well? Fairly simple stuff.

Here's some code that will do the job, for coupons.class, line 86 or so:

$valid = apply_filters('woocommerce_is_valid', true);
if (!$valid) return false;

I was testing out attributes and I added a attribute to a product.

The attribute then showed up on the product page under "Additional Information".

I then deleted the variation as I didnt need it on that product and hit save but one the product page there was still the "Additional Information" Tab?

You may want to look into making the handles of the various admin screens less generic. For instance, "attributes" is far too generic. Better to prefix them with "woo-" or "wc-".

You'll see some strange bugs if another plugin is using the same handle. You don't want things like that rolling into support.

Just noticed with the 1.0.2 upgrade - if I have the Jigoshop plugin activated, I get this error:

Fatal error: Cannot redeclare is_shop() (previously declared in /bla/bla/bla/wp-content/plugins/jigoshop/jigoshop.php:415) in /bla/bla/bla/wp-content/plugins/woocommerce/woocommerce.php on line 239

Not sure if it's a big issue for you guys, since I can't see many people using both Jigo and Woo - but for developers who develop for both platforms it might be an issue.

I've just been checking over some items on this shop I'm moving over to WooCommerce and the sale items all show as being from their full price, when in actual fact they are less (one example being http://www.stinkyrugs.com/shop/jeffries-girths/ - all the girths are reduced to £22, but it shows as being all from £39).

I know that WooCommerce is an out of the box plugin, and that it has no dependency on any of the WooThemes but if the WooCommerce front-end styles are enabled, the css overrides the standard button css (using Canvas).

The following removes the button image that is defined by Canvas, and other WooThemes.

woocommerce.css:49 a.button, button.button, input.button, #review_form #submit {color: white;background: #ff9c07;...}

Using background-color instead of background prevents it overriding any of the WooThemes CSS.

After clicking 'select options' on a variable product on category page, user is taken to product page with a message saying 'Please choose product options…'. Probably not necessary since we changed the button label.

Just going through the plugin, and testing on an install, but noticed there is no way to add a custom currency, for example. South African Rand, it is not supported by PayPal, but it will be supported by Paygate, which I am writing the gateway for.

There is a filter for woocommerce_currencies but nothing I do to that filter seems to work correctly.

The line-height in the email notification h1 should be increased. It's not a big issue. When WooCommerce sends out a new order email the problem doesn't occur because the title stays on one line, but I use a debug feature in the Payson gateway and the title gets longer. When it spills over on a second line the text overlaps.

Hey guys - there doesn't seem to be any easy ways of adding additional coupon types at the moment.

The way I'm doing it right now is recreating the whole coupon admin meta box, and then extending the woocommerce_cart class to recreate the calculate_totals function, to which I'm only adding a few lines.

Can we find a better way of doing this?

Here is my scenario:

I have 2 products in my catalog.

The first product has attributes of - Blue, Small, Medium, Large

Second Product has attributes of - White, Medium

In the attribute search (layered nav) I select White from the list. Great it picks out the Blue T-Shirt.

I want to go back so I uncheck Blue. I now have all the options:

REFINE BY SIZE

Large 1
Medium 2
Small 1

REFINE BY COLOUR

Blue 1
White 1

I want to now search for Medium AND Large t-shirts. I cant do this as it can only select one attribute.

My point is I want to be able to add multiple attributes to refine by. This would help in lots of scenarios.

For example I want a Medium, Red or Blue T-Shirt. I click all the attributes I want and it pulls back the results.

At the moment it is pritty fixed and I cant search for 2 attributes from the same list.

It would be good if we could make out own URLs ?filter_size=25&filter_colour=30,31 (That would be like Medium, Red, Blue)

Ive been testing this in Chrome.

Let me know your thoughts.

Cheers
Chris

When filling out the shipping information with a US based phone number, aka 407-123-4567 and using Paypal Standard, the phone number gets passed into Paypal as 407 407 407. This was an existing issue with Jigoshop that was recently fixed, I vaguely remember they were saying it had something to do with US based formats and I believe they posted a fix for it under their forum.

*Edit: Found the public forum thread: http://jigoshop.com/topic/paypal-standardgateway-phone-number-bug/ *

Add option to be able to use password field in payment gateway settings page. If you need to enter payment gateway details like username and password the password shouldn't be visible on the settings page as a clear text field. It could be done individually in payment gateway plugin but best option is to have it as an option like the other ones (text, select etc.).

Using FF 6 & Lion, when I try to scroll down via two finger swipe the drop down collapses. I can get to it by using the arrow buttons but can't scroll and click. :) - http://www.screenr.com/jEps

Even built in Posts type.

Variable Product Pricing Adjustments

Variations Reset on front-end if you adjust one:

Product Price ("From:") Anomolies:

Product Variations show up Even if out of stock

I realize none of these things are actual bugs, and some might not even be doable, or even worth doing. but I thought I'd bring them up to help foster some discussion moving forward.