ArcticFritid

Hello again,

I got it.. I just copied my old postmeta holding the costprice using the below code:

function afas_update_post_meta_values() {
global $wpdb;

$source_key = 'yith_cog_cost';
$destination_key = '_cogs_total_value';

$post_ids = $wpdb->get_col( $wpdb->prepare( "SELECT post_id FROM {$wpdb->postmeta} WHERE meta_key = %s", $source_key ) );

if ( $post_ids ) {
    foreach ( $post_ids as $post_id ) {
        $source_value = get_post_meta( $post_id, $source_key, true );
        if ( $source_value !== false ) {
            update_post_meta( $post_id, $destination_key, $source_value );
        }
    }
}

}
add_action( ‘init’, ‘afas_update_post_meta_values’ );

Then i used the woocommerce tool to regenerate the lookup tables and thats it, all cost prices set in postmeta and wp_wc_product_meta_lookup table in just a few sec or minutes.

So now just hoping that the developer of woocommerce bulk editor asap will have in place option to save cost price so i dont need to manually edit lots of products on change of cost price 1-3 times per year.

Brgds
Rune

Then i have checked my backups and it looks like 3.5.0 was installed on the day of error.

Brgds
Rune

Well, it seems to me that there is a renaming process during the update and this process immediately fails to rename that file to class-wp-rest-abilities-v1-run-controller.php Or the call for that file is running to early, before renaming is done, and thats why we get the error.

When update has been finished the file has changed name and new file is ok. So there is something that fails with the renaming process during the update.

If you afterwards do a manual install then no errors appear because then the file already has been renamed. But if you do a test and rename file to its old name then error is back on manual install.

Brgds
Rune

Hello,

I did find the issue, the form class “checkout” was missing from the template file svea-checkout.php so now both quantity adjustment and option to add a discount code works just as in cart page.

In regards to your comment “generally advised to not allow change of quantity” it is all about making it easy for our customers, and customers get the same notifications for discount codes, errors etc. as in cart page (except for those disabled by me). When i started optimizing my site, making it easier for customers to use it by showing them shipping cost per product, updating the checkout process + + + i got an insane decrease in abandonen carts. Fallen from 60-70% to now 4-9%. If i then notice a little increase, the first thing i check out is the checkout process.

Most of my customers buying only 1 item goes directly to checkout and like myself they are happy for beeing able to do whatever needed in the checkout page. Lots of statistics and feedbacks confirms that my work has been a big success. There is always a change that customer increase the quantity.

Brgds
Rune