• Resolved davylyon

    (@davylyon)


    Hey guys,

    Iam building a b2b shop with different stuff but also boots.

    Those boots have 2 filter to choose the product. The usual known size and the shaft size.
    There are about 2300+ variations with these possible options.
    I automatically import them with WPAllImport, so they should be all imported.
    But when I go into the variations in the backend, it says, it has only 587 variations. Is there a maximum amount woocommerce can work with?

    Do you have ideas how I can work that out?

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  • Plugin Author WP All Import

    (@wpallimport)

    Hi @davylyon,

    But when I go into the variations in the backend, it says, it has only 587 variations. Is there a maximum amount woocommerce can work with?

    I’m not aware of an actual limit, but working with thousands of variations in a single product generally isn’t recommended due to performance issues.

    In order for us to figure out why only a portion of the variations imported, we’ll need to check the import settings and data. Please replicate the import on a sandbox site at http://www.wpallimport.com/debug/ and open a support request at http://www.wpallimport.com/support/ with the sandbox site URL and a brief description of the issue.

    Thread Starter davylyon

    (@davylyon)

    Hey,

    I wrote it a bit wrong, sorry. I hope you understand it like:

    All variations are imported, but only ~3% of them have stock in them. But instead of importing only the boots which have a stock, we want WooCommerce to have all variations, so we only need to update the stock. So we only need 2 columns in the future to update it. unique ID and stock.

    But on the page of the product it shows all variation combinations. When I choose them, it’s most likely, they aren’t available. I unchecked the box from WooCommerce to hide out of stock products. So I don’t know why this isn’t working.

    Plugin Author WP All Import

    (@wpallimport)

    Hi @davylyon,

    But on the page of the product it shows all variation combinations. When I choose them, it’s most likely, they aren’t available. I unchecked the box from WooCommerce to hide out of stock products. So I don’t know why this isn’t working.

    This is related to the WooCommerce AJAX variation threshold. Please see: https://www.wpallimport.com/documentation/developers/code-snippets/#fix-missing-options-in-the-attributes-dropdown-for-variable-products. Just keep in mind that loading more variations will make your product page slower.

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