The query to count comments inside WC_Comments::wp_count_comments() is super slow when the site has a significant number of comments (for example, this query takes about 5s to run on WooCommerce.com with 70k comments) and this is a problem specially considering that this method is called on every admin page.
This commit changes WC_Comments::wp_count_comments() to store the comments count in a transient. With this change, the method will run the query to count comments only if the number of comments or their statuses had changed. Before this commit, WC_Comments::wp_count_comments() would run the database query every time a admin page was requested.
Adding this allows plugin/theme authors to easily add additional attributes to the shortcodes using the "shortcode_atts_$shortcode" filter. Please consider!
report.js export_csv of the 'table' data_format will not download if the cell data contains #. Most likely due to the fact that #<id> is a octect character.
This is a quick fix that strips any # character from table cell data.
There may be a way to escape # however \# nor HTML encoding to %23 resolved the issue.
The modal was calling shipping method titles with $method->title this resulted in blank select options. I replaced it with $method->method_title to fix this.
If the option 'Enable archives' is selected for a product attribute, then the layered nav widget can also be used to filter that archive.
However the widget then doesn't work correctly in 'List' and 'OR' mode for that archive (although it works fine on the main shop page).
Example:
The attribute "product-type" is created and archives are enabled. It has values like "Courses", "One-to-one-tuition", "Equipment rental" and so on. Another product attribute "teaching-level" is created which uses values of "Beginner", "Intermediate" and "Advanced".
When the archive http://www.domain.com/pa_product-type/courses/ is visited the correct products are displayed. A layered nav widget is added in 'List' and 'OR' mode for the attribute 'teaching-level'. Clicking on any of "Beginner", "Intermediate" and "Advanced" will work fine the first time as the links are correctly generated in the form http://www.domain.com/pa_product-type/courses/?filter_teaching-level=advanced&query_type_teaching-level=or. (Advanced used for the example). However once one has been clicked, the links generated are now incorrect - they are in the form http://www.domain.com/?taxonomy=pa_teaching-level&term=advanced&filter_teaching-level=advanced%2Cbeginner&query_type_teaching-level=or.
Using get_queried_object instead of get_query_var fixes the problem.
When you remove the last item from the cart, the `.woocommerce-message` element currently is unstyled. This removes the CSS from the parent `.woocommerce` element and fixes the style issue.
Sometimes it is needed to add "context" to a variations ajax request, in order modify the returned object content. For instance, in cases where the variation is part of a bundled variable product, we may need to modify the price, stock status or the description of the variation according to the "context".
Mike Jolley
Claudio Sanches
corsonr
Stratos Vetsos
Rodrigo Primo
James Kemp
Lance Cleveland
Daniel Hüsken
Leon Francis Shelhamer
jlad26
Dwain Maralack
Mikey Arce
Manos Psychogyiopoulos