If the product grid behaves the same way as the product carousel, then there’s a maximum of 10 ASINs it can display at once. In your shortcode there’s 14 of them. Try removing the last four and reload the page. If the product grid shows up, then that’s the problem.
I don’t know if there’s a workaround for it (e.g. putting several product grids after another, or creating a custom template), but I believe that this issue has been discussed on here recently.
Cheers,
Sascha
Dear @wood1e,
The plugin can only show 10 products as of now from a single shortcode and if you try to add more than that in a single shortcode it will not show any products. The same is true for all the templates whether it’s default or custom. The limitation of 10 products is on the end of ItemLookup API of Amazon Product Advertising API which is used by the plugin.
Thread Starter
wood1e
(@wood1e)
Hi
Sorry for the delay in responding. Many thanks for the information.
So whats the work around? As displaying only 10 products on a page is a little limiting!!
Dear @wood1e,
In order to add more than 10 products, you can add one shortcode one after other and customize the template a little bit(you can take help from this document) so that you don’t see a “Products from Amazon.com” header after every 10 products.
But be careful in case your TPS is not more than 1(more details here), the first user in every 30 minutes will see products only from one shortcode.
Thread Starter
wood1e
(@wood1e)
Ok
So what on earth is my TPS? Couldn’t find that on the link you provided?
‘The first user ( I presume you mean visitor to my website) in every 30 Minutes will see products only from one shortcode’
What does that mean? And if it means what I think it means, why?
Surely Amazon want to sell as much stuff as possible? Or is this another plugin limitation?
And if so do you know when the plugin will be developed further without this and the number of products limitation?
Dear @wood1e,
Sincere apologies for missing this thread. Below are the answers to your questions:
1. So what on earth is my TPS?
Your TPS depends on the OPS that you are driving per month. You can check your OPS in your account. You can calculate your TPS from the details given in Efficiency guidelines page.
2. ‘The first user ( I presume you mean the visitor to my website) in every 30 Minutes will see products only from one shortcode’. What does that mean? And if it means what I think it means, why?
The first user in every 30 minutes will see the number of products depending upon your TPS i.e. if your TPS is 4, the first user in 30 minutes will see products from 4 shortcodes
We are working to fix this soon so that users can see products even in case you are throttled due to low TPS.
