Changelog

The WooCommerce 2.6.13 fix release is now available. You can download it from WordPress.org or as an automatic update in your administration panel.

~8 commits made it into this release fixing a few issues.

The full changelog for 2.6.13 is below.

* Fix - Demo store banner styling in 2017.
* Fix - Removed default instructions from COD, BACS and Cheque gateways so displayed messages can be unset.
* Fix - Made variation options update on first load.
* Localisation - Added Romanian locale to the installer.

If you spot any further issues, please report them to us in detail on GitHub so the development team can review – comments on this post are closed.

The WooCommerce 2.6.12 fix release is now available. You can download it from WordPress.org or as an automatic update in your administration panel.

~12 commits made it into this release fixing a few issues.

The full changelog for 2.6.12 is below.

* Fix - Make images shown up on pageload when using ajax variations.
* Fix - Allow variations options to be deselected in IE11.
* Fix - Disabled-button and pagination styling in 2017.
* Fix - PHP 7.1 compatibility issues with non-numeric math operations.
* Fix - Fix notices in abstract class when price is empty.

If you spot any further issues, please report them to us in detail on GitHub so the development team can review – comments on this post are closed.

The WooCommerce 2.6.10 fix release is now available. You can download it from WordPress.org or as an automatic update in your administration panel.

~30 commits made it into this release fixing several issues.

The main change to be aware of surrounds the variation add to cart form script. A few versions back we spotted an incompatibility with the latest version of Firefox which would deselect an attribute on click. This was “fixed” in 2.6.9, however this inadvertently prevented the ‘default selected’ attributes from working correctly in other browsers.

We narrowed this down to the way WooCommerce would filter out non-relevent attributes on select box focus. Some browsers did not like the DOM being changed during the focus event. To resolve this, the DOM needed to be kept up to date and left alone during focus.

The PR which fixed this can be found here. You’ll notice it’s a fairly substantial refactor, and one we wouldn’t usually feel comfortable including in a fix release, but it was necessary to resolve the browser compatibility issues and makes the script more easily understandable. We’ve been testing this internally since merging.

The full changelog for 2.6.10 is below.

* Fix flat rate no class costs when no shipping classes exist.
* Fix returned REST API coupon expiry date.
* Fix reviews_allowed being set to false in Rest API.
* Fix sales date series for some custom ranges.
* Fix missing attributes when an option is chosen by default on variations. This was the result of a Firefox 50 compatibility fix. In order to support both Firefox, Chrome, IE, and Edge we've done some refactoring of the variation add to cart scripts.
* Updated Geo IP API services.
* Added support for WP VIP/VIP GO GEO IP headers.
* Dev - API - Throw error messages when product image ID is not a valid WordPress attachment ID.

If you spot any further issues, please report them to us in detail on GitHub so the development team can review – comments on this post are closed.

Happy holidays from the team 🙂

WooCommerce brings many improvements to the WP-CLI powered command-line interface we introduced back in WooCommerce 2.5.

WP-CLI is a set of command-line tools for managing WordPress installations Our WC-CLI layer adds tools for managing products, coupons, payment gateways, shipping zones, and much more.

In WooCommerce 2.5 and 2.6, the CLI was powered by it’s own separate code. This code was separate from the REST API or WC core, meaning code could end being duplicated across the code base, or it meant that certain things possible in the REST API were not possible at all with the CLI.

2.7 introduces a new CLI powered by the REST API. We did this by forking Restful. This reduced the amount of code be need to maintain, provides a lot more power and commands, and means that the commands will always be current as we improve our REST API in the future.

Currently, following commands are available with list, get, update, and create operations:

wp wc customer 
wp wc customer_download 
wp wc order_note 
wp wc payment_gateway 
wp wc product 
wp wc product_attribute 
wp wc product_attribute_term 
wp wc product_cat 
wp wc product_review 
wp wc product_shipping_class 
wp wc product_tag 
wp wc product_variation 
wp wc shipping_method 
wp wc shipping_zone 
wp wc shipping_zone_location 
wp wc shipping_zone_method 
wp wc shop_coupon 
wp wc shop_order 
wp wc shop_order_refund 
wp wc tax 
wp wc tax_class 
wp wc tool 
wp wc webhook 
wp wc webhook_delivery 

There is a wiki page containing more information and examples. We’ll also work on generating documentation similar to our REST API documentation for each command. You can also use the —help flag to find out each commands parameters.

Please test out the new CLI commands and provide feedback or bug reports on GitHub!

We’ve made a small update today (WooCommerce 2.6.8) to fix a few issues. You can download it on WordPress.org or as an automatic update in your administration panel.

This release had ~14 commits.

1. Fixed an issue where REQUEST_URI was missing a trailing slash during comparison in our page caching functions.
2. Fixed an issue where empty prices were sent to PayPal.
3. Fixed email validation on the account page.

We also took the opportunity to update our extensions screen so it’s a bit more modern.

If you spot any further issues, please report them to us in detail on GitHub so the development team can review – comments on this post are closed.

We’ve made a small update today (WooCommerce 2.6.7) to fix a few issues. You can download it on WordPress.org or as an automatic update in your administration panel.

This release had ~11 commits.

1. Fixed an issue where users without permissions to view reports, but could manage other parts of WooCommerce such as orders, could see the reports widget on the dashboard.
2. Use FLOOR and CEIL to get price filter values. Fixes the issue where max price is capped at 99 in the price filter.
3. Improved credit card fields for better mobile experience using TEL fields.
4. Remove notices only once on cart so subsequent notices do not remove older notices.

If you spot any further issues, please report them to us in detail on GitHub so the development team can review – comments on this post are closed.

We’ve made a small update and released WooCommerce 2.6.6 today to fix a potential conflict with extensions. You can download it on WordPress.org or as an automatic update in your administration panel.

Only ~2 made it into this release to fix:

1. A conflict with Local Pickup Plus due to 2.7.x code making it into the 2.6.x branch. This went unnoticed due to core not using the function with the error.
2. The sort order of shipping methods was not being respected on the cart.

If you spot any further issues, please report them to us in detail on GitHub so the development team can review – comments on this post are closed.