A new check finds published products that WooCommerce keeps out of the shop because of their\nparent - since WooCommerce 11.1 also when the parent doesn't exist. Also brings back the evidence\nin a check's full list on phones.<\/p>","0.3.6":"
Each check that found something gets a card with its first five items on the audit screen, and\nthe evidence uses WooCommerce's own words. Hidden items get an optional reason and a list where\nyou can restore them. Also fixes the way back after hiding an item in a shop installed in a folder.<\/p>","0.3.5":"
A summary at the top of the audit screen, a new check for products marked sold out while their\nvariations are in stock, and fewer false findings in several checks. Some counts change after\nupdating because the checks changed, not your shop - the Changes screen says which.<\/p>","0.3.4":"
Small fixes: the evidence gives its reason in your language, amounts in the Polish admin read\n"7 740,00", and the notes about identifiers kept in another plugin's field give advice that can be\nfollowed. 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': ' . $e->getMessage();\\n\\t\\terror_log( 'merchlint-demo: ' . $nazwa . ': ' . $e->getMessage() );\\n\\t\\treturn null;\\n\\t} finally {\\n\\t\\tmerchlint_demo_czas( strtok( $nazwa, ' ' ), $start );\\n\\t}\\n}\\n\\n\\\/**\\n * Dolicza czas od $start do grupy w dzienniku zasiewu.\\n *\\n * @param string $grupa Nazwa grupy.\\n * @param float $start microtime( true ) z poczatku odcinka.\\n *\\\/\\nfunction merchlint_demo_czas( $grupa, $start ) {\\n\\tglobal $merchlint_demo_czasy;\\n\\t$merchlint_demo_czasy[ $grupa ] = ( $merchlint_demo_czasy[ $grupa ] ?? 0 ) + microtime( true ) - $start;\\n}\\n\\n\\\/**\\n * EAN-13 z prefiksem 20 - zakres \\\"do uzytku wewnetrznego\\\", ktorego GS1 nie przydziela\\n * zadnemu producentowi. Numer z podgladu nie trafi wiec na prawdziwy towar.\\n *\\n * @param int $n Numer kolejny.\\n *\\\/\\nfunction merchlint_demo_ean( $n ) {\\n\\t$kod = '20' . str_pad( (string) $n, 10, '0', STR_PAD_LEFT );\\n\\t$suma = 0;\\n\\t$dlug = strlen( $kod );\\n\\tfor ( $i = 0; $i < $dlug; $i++ ) {\\n\\t\\t$suma += (int) $kod[ $i ] * ( 0 === $i % 2 ? 1 : 3 );\\n\\t}\\n\\treturn $kod . ( ( 10 - $suma % 10 ) % 10 );\\n}\\n\\n\\\/**\\n * Obrazek produktu narysowany na miejscu: Playground nie ma sieci, z ktorej moglby pobrac zdjecia.\\n *\\n * Plaski kafelek z prostym ksztaltem - wystarczy, zeby sklep wygladal na sklep, a reguly\\n * zdjec (A2, C2, D1, D6) mialy na czym pracowac. Podrozmiarow nie generujemy: kazdy to\\n * kilka przebiegow GD w przegladarce, a WordPress bez nich pokazuje oryginal.\\n *\\n * @param string $plik Nazwa pliku bez rozszerzenia.\\n * @param array $o kolor [r,g,b], ksztalt, alt, ciezki (PNG bez kompresji, ponad 1 MB),\\n * bez_pliku (wpis w mediach bez pliku na dysku).\\n * @return int Identyfikator zalacznika.\\n *\\\/\\nfunction merchlint_demo_obrazek( $plik, array $o ) {\\n\\t$katalog = wp_upload_dir();\\n\\tif ( ! empty( $katalog['error'] ) ) {\\n\\t\\tthrow new RuntimeException( 'uploads: ' . $katalog['error'] );\\n\\t}\\n\\twp_mkdir_p( $katalog['path'] );\\n\\n\\t$bok = ! empty( $o['ciezki'] ) ? 600 : 400;\\n\\t$sciezka = trailingslashit( $katalog['path'] ) . $plik . '.png';\\n\\n\\tif ( empty( $o['bez_pliku'] ) ) {\\n\\t\\t$im = imagecreatetruecolor( $bok, $bok );\\n\\t\\t$tlo = imagecolorallocate( $im, $o['kolor'][0], $o['kolor'][1], $o['kolor'][2] );\\n\\t\\t$bialy = imagecolorallocate( $im, 255, 255, 255 );\\n\\t\\t$cien = imagecolorallocate( $im, (int) ( $o['kolor'][0] * 0.7 ), (int) ( $o['kolor'][1] * 0.7 ), (int) ( $o['kolor'][2] * 0.7 ) );\\n\\t\\timagefilledrectangle( $im, 0, 0, $bok, $bok, $tlo );\\n\\n\\t\\t$s = $bok \\\/ 400;\\n\\t\\tswitch ( $o['ksztalt'] ) {\\n\\t\\t\\tcase 'sluchawki':\\n\\t\\t\\t\\timagesetthickness( $im, (int) ( 18 * $s ) );\\n\\t\\t\\t\\timagearc( $im, (int) ( 200 * $s ), (int) ( 210 * $s ), (int) ( 220 * $s ), (int) ( 220 * $s ), 180, 360, $bialy );\\n\\t\\t\\t\\timagefilledrectangle( $im, (int) ( 78 * $s ), (int) ( 200 * $s ), (int) ( 128 * $s ), (int) ( 290 * $s ), $bialy );\\n\\t\\t\\t\\timagefilledrectangle( $im, (int) ( 272 * $s ), (int) ( 200 * $s ), (int) ( 322 * $s ), (int) ( 290 * $s ), $bialy );\\n\\t\\t\\t\\tbreak;\\n\\t\\t\\tcase 'mikrofon':\\n\\t\\t\\t\\timagefilledellipse( $im, (int) ( 200 * $s ), (int) ( 150 * $s ), (int) ( 110 * $s ), (int) ( 150 * $s ), $bialy );\\n\\t\\t\\t\\timagefilledrectangle( $im, (int) ( 185 * $s ), (int) ( 220 * $s ), (int) ( 215 * $s ), (int) ( 320 * $s ), $bialy );\\n\\t\\t\\t\\timagefilledrectangle( $im, (int) ( 140 * $s ), (int) ( 315 * $s ), (int) ( 260 * $s ), (int) ( 330 * $s ), $bialy );\\n\\t\\t\\t\\tbreak;\\n\\t\\t\\tcase 'pudelko':\\n\\t\\t\\t\\timagefilledrectangle( $im, (int) ( 90 * $s ), (int) ( 150 * $s ), (int) ( 310 * $s ), (int) ( 260 * $s ), $bialy );\\n\\t\\t\\t\\timagefilledellipse( $im, (int) ( 150 * $s ), (int) ( 205 * $s ), (int) ( 50 * $s ), (int) ( 50 * $s ), $cien );\\n\\t\\t\\t\\timagefilledellipse( $im, (int) ( 250 * $s ), (int) ( 205 * $s ), (int) ( 50 * $s ), (int) ( 50 * $s ), $cien );\\n\\t\\t\\t\\tbreak;\\n\\t\\t\\tcase 'glosnik':\\n\\t\\t\\t\\timagefilledrectangle( $im, (int) ( 130 * $s ), (int) ( 80 * $s ), (int) ( 270 * $s ), (int) ( 320 * $s ), $bialy );\\n\\t\\t\\t\\timagefilledellipse( $im, (int) ( 200 * $s ), (int) ( 140 * $s ), (int) ( 60 * $s ), (int) ( 60 * $s ), $cien );\\n\\t\\t\\t\\timagefilledellipse( $im, (int) ( 200 * $s ), (int) ( 240 * $s ), (int) ( 100 * $s ), (int) ( 100 * $s ), $cien );\\n\\t\\t\\t\\tbreak;\\n\\t\\t\\tcase 'swiatlo':\\n\\t\\t\\t\\timagesetthickness( $im, (int) ( 26 * $s ) );\\n\\t\\t\\t\\timagearc( $im, (int) ( 200 * $s ), (int) ( 200 * $s ), (int) ( 220 * $s ), (int) ( 220 * $s ), 0, 360, $bialy );\\n\\t\\t\\t\\tbreak;\\n\\t\\t\\tdefault:\\n\\t\\t\\t\\timagesetthickness( $im, (int) ( 14 * $s ) );\\n\\t\\t\\t\\timageline( $im, (int) ( 110 * $s ), (int) ( 300 * $s ), (int) ( 290 * $s ), (int) ( 110 * $s ), $bialy );\\n\\t\\t\\t\\timagefilledellipse( $im, (int) ( 110 * $s ), (int) ( 300 * $s ), (int) ( 50 * $s ), (int) ( 50 * $s ), $bialy );\\n\\t\\t\\t\\timagefilledellipse( $im, (int) ( 290 * $s ), (int) ( 110 * $s ), (int) ( 50 * $s ), (int) ( 50 * $s ), $bialy );\\n\\t\\t}\\n\\n\\t\\t\\\/\\\/ Stopien kompresji 0 daje plik wielkosci surowych pikseli niezaleznie od tresci -\\n\\t\\t\\\/\\\/ tak powstaje zdjecie ponad progiem D1 (500 kB), a reszta zostaje lekka.\\n\\t\\timagepng( $im, $sciezka, ! empty( $o['ciezki'] ) ? 0 : 9 );\\n\\t\\timagedestroy( $im );\\n\\t}\\n\\n\\t$id = wp_insert_attachment(\\n\\t\\tarray(\\n\\t\\t\\t'post_mime_type' => 'image\\\/png',\\n\\t\\t\\t'post_title' => $o['tytul'],\\n\\t\\t\\t'post_status' => 'inherit',\\n\\t\\t\\t'guid' => trailingslashit( $katalog['url'] ) . $plik . '.png',\\n\\t\\t),\\n\\t\\t$sciezka\\n\\t);\\n\\tif ( is_wp_error( $id ) || ! $id ) {\\n\\t\\tthrow new RuntimeException( 'wp_insert_attachment: ' . $plik );\\n\\t}\\n\\n\\tupdate_post_meta(\\n\\t\\t$id,\\n\\t\\t'_wp_attachment_metadata',\\n\\t\\tarray(\\n\\t\\t\\t'width' => $bok,\\n\\t\\t\\t'height' => $bok,\\n\\t\\t\\t'file' => _wp_relative_upload_path( $sciezka ),\\n\\t\\t\\t'filesize' => file_exists( $sciezka ) ? filesize( $sciezka ) : 0,\\n\\t\\t\\t'sizes' => array(),\\n\\t\\t)\\n\\t);\\n\\tif ( '' !== $o['alt'] ) {\\n\\t\\tupdate_post_meta( $id, '_wp_attachment_image_alt', $o['alt'] );\\n\\t}\\n\\n\\treturn (int) $id;\\n}\\n\\n\\\/\\\/ ---------------------------------------------------------------------------\\n\\\/\\\/ Sklep\\n\\\/\\\/ ---------------------------------------------------------------------------\\n\\nmerchlint_demo_etap(\\n\\t'sklep',\\n\\tstatic function () {\\n\\t\\tupdate_option( 'blogname', 'Studio Supply Co.' );\\n\\t\\tupdate_option( 'blogdescription', 'Audio and video gear for home studios' );\\n\\t\\tupdate_option( 'woocommerce_currency', 'USD' );\\n\\t\\tupdate_option( 'woocommerce_default_country', 'US:CA' );\\n\\n\\t\\t\\\/\\\/ Kreator WooCommerce przy pierwszym wejsciu do panelu przekierowuje na swoj ekran -\\n\\t\\t\\\/\\\/ odwiedzajacy wyladowalby tam zamiast na audycie. Tryb \\\"coming soon\\\" nowych sklepow\\n\\t\\t\\\/\\\/ zostawia w pasku panelu plakietke i zaslania sklep przed tym, kto kliknie \\\"View\\\".\\n\\t\\tdelete_transient( '_wc_activation_redirect' );\\n\\t\\tupdate_option( 'woocommerce_onboarding_profile', array( 'skipped' => true ) );\\n\\t\\tupdate_option( 'woocommerce_task_list_hidden', 'yes' );\\n\\t\\tupdate_option( 'woocommerce_coming_soon', 'no' );\\n\\t\\tupdate_option( 'woocommerce_show_marketplace_suggestions', 'no' );\\n\\t\\tupdate_option( 'woocommerce_allow_tracking', 'no' );\\n\\t}\\n);\\n\\n$merchlint_demo_kategorie = merchlint_demo_etap(\\n\\t'kategorie',\\n\\tstatic function () {\\n\\t\\t$ids = array();\\n\\t\\tforeach ( array(\\n\\t\\t\\t'headphones' => 'Headphones',\\n\\t\\t\\t'microphones' => 'Microphones',\\n\\t\\t\\t'interfaces' => 'Audio interfaces',\\n\\t\\t\\t'monitors' => 'Studio monitors',\\n\\t\\t\\t'lighting' => 'Lighting',\\n\\t\\t\\t'stands' => 'Stands and mounts',\\n\\t\\t\\t'cables' => 'Cables and accessories',\\n\\t\\t\\t'acoustics' => 'Acoustic treatment',\\n\\t\\t) as $slug => $nazwa ) {\\n\\t\\t\\t$term = term_exists( $slug, 'product_cat' );\\n\\t\\t\\tif ( ! $term ) {\\n\\t\\t\\t\\t$term = wp_insert_term( $nazwa, 'product_cat', array( 'slug' => $slug ) );\\n\\t\\t\\t}\\n\\t\\t\\tif ( is_wp_error( $term ) ) {\\n\\t\\t\\t\\tthrow new RuntimeException( $term->get_error_message() );\\n\\t\\t\\t}\\n\\t\\t\\t$ids[ $slug ] = (int) $term['term_id'];\\n\\t\\t}\\n\\t\\treturn $ids;\\n\\t}\\n);\\nif ( ! is_array( $merchlint_demo_kategorie ) ) {\\n\\t$merchlint_demo_kategorie = array();\\n}\\n\\n\\\/\\\/ ---------------------------------------------------------------------------\\n\\\/\\\/ Produkty\\n\\\/\\\/\\n\\\/\\\/ Kazdy wiersz to jeden produkt, a uwaga nad nim mowi, ktora regula ma go znalezc.\\n\\\/\\\/ rytm\\\/faza: produkt jest w co `rytm`-tym zamowieniu, zaczynajac od `faza`; `ile` - sztuk w jednym\\n\\\/\\\/ zamowieniu; `do_dni` - ostatnia sprzedaz najpozniej tyle dni temu (towar zszedl ze stanu albo\\n\\\/\\\/ z witryny).\\n\\\/\\\/\\n\\\/\\\/ MALO POZYCJI, A KWOTY JAK W SKLEPIE. Kazda pozycja zamowienia to kilkanascie zapytan, a kazde\\n\\\/\\\/ zapytanie w przegladarce idzie przez warstwe tlumaczaca MySQL na SQLite - pierwsza wersja\\n\\\/\\\/ (52 zamowienia, 259 pozycji) zajmowala 84 s z 137 s krokow w Playground CLI. Kwoty w audycie\\n\\\/\\\/ licza sie tylko produktom z A1-A3, wiec to one sprzedaja sie czesto (SM-50 po dwie sztuki),\\n\\\/\\\/ a reszta - kilka razy w roku, dla wygladu listy zamowien.\\n\\\/\\\/ ---------------------------------------------------------------------------\\n\\n$merchlint_demo_reszta = ' Every item ships from our warehouse within one business day, is tested before it leaves us and comes with a two-year warranty and 30-day returns.';\\n\\n$merchlint_demo_produkty = array(\\n\\t\\\/\\\/ A1: bestseller, ktorego nie da sie kupic.\\n\\t'sm50' => array( 'nazwa' => 'SM-50 Studio Monitor Headphones', 'sku' => 'SSC-SM50', 'cena' => '149.00', 'kat' => 'headphones', 'stan' => 'outofstock', 'ksztalt' => 'sluchawki', 'kolor' => array( 72, 110, 160 ), 'ile' => 2, 'rytm' => 2, 'faza' => 0, 'do_dni' => 20,\\n\\t\\t'opis' => 'Closed-back studio headphones with a flat, honest response for tracking and mixing. Memory-foam pads stay comfortable through long sessions, and the detachable coiled cable reaches from desk to booth.' ),\\n\\t\\\/\\\/ A1.\\n\\t'cm1' => array( 'nazwa' => 'CM-1 Large-Diaphragm Condenser Microphone', 'sku' => 'SSC-CM1', 'cena' => '199.00', 'kat' => 'microphones', 'stan' => 'outofstock', 'ksztalt' => 'mikrofon', 'kolor' => array( 150, 96, 70 ), 'rytm' => 2, 'faza' => 1, 'do_dni' => 26,\\n\\t\\t'opis' => 'A one-inch cardioid condenser for vocals, acoustic guitar and voice-over. A low self-noise of 8 dBA keeps quiet passages clean, and the switchable pad handles loud sources without distortion.' ),\\n\\t'dm7' => array( 'nazwa' => 'DM-7 Dynamic Podcast Microphone', 'sku' => 'SSC-DM7', 'cena' => '119.00', 'kat' => 'microphones', 'ksztalt' => 'mikrofon', 'kolor' => array( 60, 60, 66 ), 'rytm' => 6, 'faza' => 0,\\n\\t\\t'opis' => 'An end-address dynamic microphone built for spoken word. It rejects room noise and keyboard clatter, so untreated rooms still sound focused, and the XLR output works with any interface or mixer.' ),\\n\\t\\\/\\\/ B4: dwa produkty z tym samym SKU (drugi z importu zestawow).\\n\\t'uai22' => array( 'nazwa' => 'UAI-22 USB Audio Interface 2x2', 'sku' => 'SSC-UAI22', 'cena' => '129.00', 'kat' => 'interfaces', 'ksztalt' => 'pudelko', 'kolor' => array( 170, 60, 60 ), 'rytm' => 5, 'faza' => 2,\\n\\t\\t'opis' => 'Two combo inputs with clean preamps, two balanced outputs and a headphone jack with its own level control. Bus-powered over USB-C, so it records anywhere your laptop goes, with zero-latency direct monitoring.' ),\\n\\t'uai22set' => array( 'nazwa' => 'UAI-22 Recording Bundle (interface, cable, headphones)', 'sku' => 'SSC-UAI22-BND', 'sku_jak' => 'uai22', 'cena' => '139.00', 'kat' => 'interfaces', 'ksztalt' => 'pudelko', 'kolor' => array( 190, 84, 70 ), 'rytm' => 9, 'faza' => 4,\\n\\t\\t'opis' => 'Everything a first home studio needs in one box: the UAI-22 interface, a three-metre XLR cable and a pair of closed-back headphones. The fastest way from an empty desk to a first recording.' ),\\n\\t\\\/\\\/ A2: sprzedaje sie, a nie ma zdjecia.\\n\\t'mon5' => array( 'nazwa' => 'MX5 Active Studio Monitors (pair)', 'sku' => 'SSC-MX5', 'cena' => '299.00', 'kat' => 'monitors', 'ksztalt' => 'glosnik', 'kolor' => array( 50, 50, 56 ), 'bez_zdjecia' => true, 'rytm' => 3, 'faza' => 0,\\n\\t\\t'opis' => 'Five-inch bi-amplified near-field monitors with a front bass port, so they work close to a wall. Room-correction switches tame the low end on a desk, and balanced and unbalanced inputs connect to anything.' ),\\n\\t\\\/\\\/ A3: sprzedawal sie, a teraz jest szkicem.\\n\\t'led60' => array( 'nazwa' => 'LP-60 LED Panel Light 60 W', 'sku' => 'SSC-LP60', 'cena' => '89.00', 'kat' => 'lighting', 'status' => 'draft', 'ksztalt' => 'swiatlo', 'kolor' => array( 214, 160, 52 ), 'rytm' => 3, 'faza' => 1, 'do_dni' => 30,\\n\\t\\t'opis' => 'A bi-colour LED panel from 3200 K to 5600 K with a high colour rendering index, so skin tones look natural on camera. Silent, fanless cooling makes it safe to use next to a microphone.' ),\\n\\t'sm30' => array( 'nazwa' => 'SM-30 Studio Headphones', 'sku' => 'SSC-SM30', 'cena' => '89.00', 'kat' => 'headphones', 'ksztalt' => 'sluchawki', 'kolor' => array( 90, 130, 110 ), 'rytm' => 6, 'faza' => 3,\\n\\t\\t'opis' => 'Lightweight closed-back headphones for monitoring and everyday listening. The folding design and the carry pouch make them the pair that travels, and replaceable pads keep them going for years.' ),\\n\\t\\\/\\\/ C2: zdjecie bez tekstu alternatywnego.\\n\\t'boom' => array( 'nazwa' => 'BA-2 Boom Arm Microphone Stand', 'sku' => 'SSC-BA2', 'cena' => '59.00', 'kat' => 'stands', 'ksztalt' => 'kabel', 'kolor' => array( 110, 110, 120 ), 'alt' => '', 'rytm' => 5, 'faza' => 0,\\n\\t\\t'opis' => 'A spring-balanced boom arm that clamps to desks up to six centimetres thick. Internal cable routing keeps the desk tidy, and it holds microphones up to 1.2 kg in any position without drifting.' ),\\n\\t\\\/\\\/ D1: zdjecie ponad 1 MB.\\n\\t'ring' => array( 'nazwa' => 'RL-18 Ring Light 18 inch', 'sku' => 'SSC-RL18', 'cena' => '69.00', 'kat' => 'lighting', 'ksztalt' => 'swiatlo', 'kolor' => array( 200, 120, 150 ), 'ciezki' => true, 'rytm' => 7, 'faza' => 2,\\n\\t\\t'opis' => 'An eighteen-inch dimmable ring light with a phone holder and a two-metre stand. Even, shadow-free light for video calls, product photos and streaming, with colour temperature adjustable in ten steps.' ),\\n\\t\\\/\\\/ A4: promocja skonczyla sie 18 dni temu, a cena promocyjna dalej obowiazuje.\\n\\t'pop' => array( 'nazwa' => 'PF-2 Pop Filter, Double Mesh', 'sku' => 'SSC-PF2', 'cena' => '24.99', 'promocja' => '19.99', 'promocja_do_dni' => 18, 'kat' => 'cables', 'ksztalt' => 'swiatlo', 'kolor' => array( 70, 70, 70 ), 'rytm' => 4, 'faza' => 1,\\n\\t\\t'opis' => 'A double-layer pop filter that stops plosives before they reach the capsule. The gooseneck holds its position, and the clamp fits stands and boom arms up to thirty millimetres across.' ),\\n\\t'xlr3' => array( 'nazwa' => 'XLR Cable 3 m (10 ft)', 'sku' => 'SSC-XLR3', 'cena' => '14.99', 'kat' => 'cables', 'ksztalt' => 'kabel', 'kolor' => array( 40, 90, 140 ), 'ile' => 3, 'rytm' => 2, 'faza' => 1,\\n\\t\\t'opis' => 'A balanced microphone cable with oxygen-free copper conductors and a braided shield that keeps hum and phone interference out. Gold-plated contacts and strain-relieved connectors survive years of studio use.' ),\\n\\t\\\/\\\/ G3b: ten sam GTIN co kabel 3 m (dwa rozmiary z jednego kodu hurtowni).\\n\\t'xlr6' => array( 'nazwa' => 'XLR Cable 6 m (20 ft)', 'sku' => 'SSC-XLR6', 'gtin_jak' => 'xlr3', 'cena' => '19.99', 'kat' => 'cables', 'ksztalt' => 'kabel', 'kolor' => array( 40, 110, 160 ), 'rytm' => 6, 'faza' => 5,\\n\\t\\t'opis' => 'The six-metre version of our balanced microphone cable, long enough to reach from the control desk to a vocal booth. The same braided shield, oxygen-free copper and gold-plated contacts as the short one.' ),\\n\\t\\\/\\\/ G3a: bez GTIN.\\n\\t'ha2' => array( 'nazwa' => 'HA-2 Headphone Amplifier', 'sku' => 'SSC-HA2', 'gtin' => '', 'cena' => '89.00', 'kat' => 'headphones', 'ksztalt' => 'pudelko', 'kolor' => array( 52, 120, 120 ), 'rytm' => 9, 'faza' => 7,\\n\\t\\t'opis' => 'A four-channel headphone amplifier, so a band can track together with everyone hearing their own mix level. Each output has its own volume control, and the metal case stands up to life on a studio floor.' ),\\n\\t\\\/\\\/ B1: poza kazda kategoria.\\n\\t'strap' => array( 'nazwa' => 'Leather Camera Strap', 'sku' => 'SSC-STRAP', 'cena' => '34.00', 'kat' => null, 'ksztalt' => 'kabel', 'kolor' => array( 140, 100, 70 ), 'rytm' => 8, 'faza' => 3,\\n\\t\\t'opis' => 'A full-grain leather strap that gets better with age. Quick-release clips move it between cameras in seconds, and the padded shoulder section takes the weight of a full-frame body with a zoom lens.' ),\\n\\t\\\/\\\/ C1 i G3a: opis za krotki, brak GTIN.\\n\\t'shock' => array( 'nazwa' => 'SM-1 Shock Mount for CM-1', 'sku' => 'SSC-SHOCK1', 'gtin' => '', 'cena' => '29.00', 'kat' => 'stands', 'ksztalt' => 'mikrofon', 'kolor' => array( 120, 120, 120 ), 'rytm' => 7, 'faza' => 5,\\n\\t\\t'opis' => 'Shock mount for the CM-1.', 'krotki_opis' => true ),\\n\\t\\\/\\\/ C1.\\n\\t'deskstand' => array( 'nazwa' => 'DS-1 Desktop Microphone Stand', 'sku' => 'SSC-DS1', 'cena' => '24.00', 'kat' => 'stands', 'ksztalt' => 'kabel', 'kolor' => array( 100, 100, 110 ), 'rytm' => 10, 'faza' => 6,\\n\\t\\t'opis' => 'Desk stand, weighted base.', 'krotki_opis' => true ),\\n\\t\\\/\\\/ D6: wpis w mediach bez pliku na dysku.\\n\\t'pads' => array( 'nazwa' => 'IP-1 Monitor Isolation Pads (pair)', 'sku' => 'SSC-IP1', 'cena' => '39.00', 'kat' => 'acoustics', 'ksztalt' => 'pudelko', 'kolor' => array( 80, 80, 80 ), 'bez_pliku' => true, 'rytm' => 8, 'faza' => 6,\\n\\t\\t'opis' => 'High-density foam pads that decouple studio monitors from the desk, so the bass stops booming through the furniture. The adjustable wedge angles the speakers up toward your ears for a cleaner stereo image.' ),\\n\\t'clean' => array( 'nazwa' => 'Lens and Screen Cleaning Kit', 'sku' => 'SSC-CLEAN', 'cena' => '12.00', 'kat' => 'cables', 'ksztalt' => 'kabel', 'kolor' => array( 60, 140, 200 ), 'rytm' => 6, 'faza' => 2,\\n\\t\\t'opis' => 'A blower, a soft brush, two microfibre cloths and an alcohol-free fluid that is safe for coated lenses and screens. Everything packs into a zip pouch small enough to live in a camera bag.' ),\\n\\t\\\/\\\/ A5: opublikowany, na stanie, bez ceny.\\n\\t'softbox' => array( 'nazwa' => 'SB-2 Softbox Lighting Kit (2-pack)', 'sku' => 'SSC-SB2', 'cena' => '', 'kat' => 'lighting', 'ksztalt' => 'swiatlo', 'kolor' => array( 180, 170, 150 ),\\n\\t\\t'opis' => 'Two 50 x 70 cm softboxes with daylight bulbs, stands and a carry bag. Soft, even light for interviews and product video, set up in five minutes and folded back into the bag in two.' ),\\n\\t\\\/\\\/ B11: zestaw z importu, ktoremu arkusz wpisal rodzica - zeszloroczny zestaw, ktory zostal w szkicu\\n\\t\\\/\\\/ (rodzic wpisany na koncu zasiewu, etap \\\"rodzic z importu\\\"). Szkic ukrywa produkt w kazdej wersji\\n\\t\\\/\\\/ WooCommerce (Merchlint\\\/Plan\\\/33 par. 3). Oba bez rytmu: szkic nic nie sprzedal, wiec A3 milczy.\\n\\t'kit25' => array( 'nazwa' => 'Podcast Starter Kit (2025 edition)', 'sku' => 'SSC-PSK25', 'cena' => '229.00', 'kat' => 'microphones', 'status' => 'draft', 'ksztalt' => 'mikrofon', 'kolor' => array( 120, 80, 140 ),\\n\\t\\t'opis' => 'The 2025 podcast bundle: the DM-7 microphone, a desk stand, an XLR cable and a pop filter. Replaced by the 2026 edition, which adds headphones and a longer cable at a slightly higher price.' ),\\n\\t'kit26' => array( 'nazwa' => 'Podcast Starter Kit (2026 edition)', 'sku' => 'SSC-PSK26', 'cena' => '249.00', 'kat' => 'microphones', 'ksztalt' => 'mikrofon', 'kolor' => array( 140, 90, 160 ), 'rodzic_jak' => 'kit25',\\n\\t\\t'opis' => 'Everything a two-person podcast needs: the DM-7 dynamic microphone, a desk stand, a six-metre XLR cable, a pop filter and SM-30 headphones. Plug into any interface and record the first episode the same evening.' ),\\n);\\n\\n\\\/\\\/ Produkty wariantowe. Warianty maja wlasne SKU i GTIN - tak, jak tego chce Google.\\n$merchlint_demo_wariantowe = array(\\n\\t\\\/\\\/ B5 i A1: wszystkie warianty wyprzedane.\\n\\t'foam' => array( 'nazwa' => 'AF-12 Acoustic Foam Panels (12-pack)', 'sku' => 'SSC-AF12', 'cena' => '49.00', 'kat' => 'acoustics', 'ksztalt' => 'pudelko', 'kolor' => array( 60, 70, 90 ), 'rytm' => 4, 'faza' => 2, 'do_dni' => 35,\\n\\t\\t'atrybut' => 'Colour', 'warianty' => array( 'Black' => 'outofstock', 'Charcoal' => 'outofstock', 'Blue' => 'outofstock' ),\\n\\t\\t'opis' => 'Twelve 30 x 30 cm wedge panels that soak up flutter echo and slap-back from bare walls. Fire-rated foam, cut clean on all sides, so the panels butt together without gaps along a wall or ceiling.' ),\\n\\t\\\/\\\/ B10: produkt oznaczony jako wyprzedany, a warianty na stanie.\\n\\t'earpads' => array( 'nazwa' => 'Replacement Ear Pads for SM-50', 'sku' => 'SSC-EP50', 'cena' => '24.00', 'kat' => 'headphones', 'ksztalt' => 'sluchawki', 'kolor' => array( 150, 150, 160 ), 'rytm' => 5, 'faza' => 3, 'rodzic_wyprzedany' => true,\\n\\t\\t'atrybut' => 'Material', 'warianty' => array( 'Velour' => 'instock', 'Leatherette' => 'instock' ),\\n\\t\\t'opis' => 'A fresh pair of memory-foam ear pads for the SM-50, in breathable velour or easy-clean leatherette. They twist on in under a minute, and new pads restore the seal and the bass of the original headphones.' ),\\n);\\n\\n$merchlint_demo_obiekty = array();\\n\\n$merchlint_demo_numer = 0;\\nforeach ( $merchlint_demo_produkty as $merchlint_demo_klucz => $merchlint_demo_p ) {\\n\\t++$merchlint_demo_numer;\\n\\t$merchlint_demo_obiekty[ $merchlint_demo_klucz ] = merchlint_demo_etap(\\n\\t\\t'produkt ' . $merchlint_demo_klucz,\\n\\t\\tstatic function () use ( $merchlint_demo_klucz, $merchlint_demo_p, $merchlint_demo_numer, $merchlint_demo_kategorie, $merchlint_demo_reszta ) {\\n\\t\\t\\t$p = $merchlint_demo_p;\\n\\n\\t\\t\\t$produkt = new WC_Product_Simple();\\n\\t\\t\\t$produkt->set_name( $p['nazwa'] );\\n\\t\\t\\t$produkt->set_sku( $p['sku'] );\\n\\t\\t\\t$produkt->set_regular_price( $p['cena'] );\\n\\t\\t\\t$produkt->set_status( $p['status'] ?? 'publish' );\\n\\t\\t\\t$produkt->set_stock_status( $p['stan'] ?? 'instock' );\\n\\t\\t\\t$produkt->set_description( $p['opis'] . ( empty( $p['krotki_opis'] ) ? $merchlint_demo_reszta : '' ) );\\n\\t\\t\\t$produkt->set_short_description( '' );\\n\\t\\t\\tif ( null !== $p['kat'] && isset( $merchlint_demo_kategorie[ $p['kat'] ] ) ) {\\n\\t\\t\\t\\t$produkt->set_category_ids( array( $merchlint_demo_kategorie[ $p['kat'] ] ) );\\n\\t\\t\\t}\\n\\t\\t\\tif ( ! array_key_exists( 'gtin', $p ) && ! isset( $p['gtin_jak'] ) && method_exists( $produkt, 'set_global_unique_id' ) ) {\\n\\t\\t\\t\\t$produkt->set_global_unique_id( merchlint_demo_ean( 1000 + $merchlint_demo_numer ) );\\n\\t\\t\\t}\\n\\t\\t\\tif ( isset( $p['promocja'] ) ) {\\n\\t\\t\\t\\t$produkt->set_sale_price( $p['promocja'] );\\n\\t\\t\\t\\t$produkt->set_date_on_sale_from( time() - 60 * DAY_IN_SECONDS );\\n\\t\\t\\t\\t$produkt->set_date_on_sale_to( time() - $p['promocja_do_dni'] * DAY_IN_SECONDS );\\n\\t\\t\\t}\\n\\t\\t\\tif ( empty( $p['bez_zdjecia'] ) ) {\\n\\t\\t\\t\\t$produkt->set_image_id(\\n\\t\\t\\t\\t\\tmerchlint_demo_obrazek(\\n\\t\\t\\t\\t\\t\\t'ssc-' . $merchlint_demo_klucz,\\n\\t\\t\\t\\t\\t\\tarray(\\n\\t\\t\\t\\t\\t\\t\\t'tytul' => $p['nazwa'],\\n\\t\\t\\t\\t\\t\\t\\t'kolor' => $p['kolor'],\\n\\t\\t\\t\\t\\t\\t\\t'ksztalt' => $p['ksztalt'],\\n\\t\\t\\t\\t\\t\\t\\t'alt' => array_key_exists( 'alt', $p ) ? $p['alt'] : $p['nazwa'],\\n\\t\\t\\t\\t\\t\\t\\t'ciezki' => ! empty( $p['ciezki'] ),\\n\\t\\t\\t\\t\\t\\t\\t'bez_pliku' => ! empty( $p['bez_pliku'] ),\\n\\t\\t\\t\\t\\t\\t)\\n\\t\\t\\t\\t\\t)\\n\\t\\t\\t\\t);\\n\\t\\t\\t}\\n\\t\\t\\t$produkt->save();\\n\\n\\t\\t\\tif ( isset( $p['promocja'] ) ) {\\n\\t\\t\\t\\t\\\/\\\/ Promocja, ktorej koniec minal, a cena promocyjna obowiazuje dalej: tak zostaje,\\n\\t\\t\\t\\t\\\/\\\/ gdy zadanie WooCommerce konczace promocje sie nie wykonalo. Przed zamowieniami,\\n\\t\\t\\t\\t\\\/\\\/ zeby i one szly po tej cenie - stad ponowny odczyt produktu.\\n\\t\\t\\t\\tupdate_post_meta( $produkt->get_id(), '_price', $p['promocja'] );\\n\\t\\t\\t\\treturn wc_get_product( $produkt->get_id() );\\n\\t\\t\\t}\\n\\n\\t\\t\\treturn $produkt;\\n\\t\\t}\\n\\t);\\n}\\n\\nforeach ( $merchlint_demo_wariantowe as $merchlint_demo_klucz => $merchlint_demo_p ) {\\n\\t++$merchlint_demo_numer;\\n\\t$merchlint_demo_obiekty[ $merchlint_demo_klucz ] = merchlint_demo_etap(\\n\\t\\t'produkt ' . $merchlint_demo_klucz,\\n\\t\\tstatic function () use ( $merchlint_demo_klucz, $merchlint_demo_p, $merchlint_demo_numer, $merchlint_demo_kategorie, $merchlint_demo_reszta ) {\\n\\t\\t\\t$p = $merchlint_demo_p;\\n\\n\\t\\t\\t$atrybut = new WC_Product_Attribute();\\n\\t\\t\\t$atrybut->set_name( $p['atrybut'] );\\n\\t\\t\\t$atrybut->set_options( array_keys( $p['warianty'] ) );\\n\\t\\t\\t$atrybut->set_visible( true );\\n\\t\\t\\t$atrybut->set_variation( true );\\n\\n\\t\\t\\t$produkt = new WC_Product_Variable();\\n\\t\\t\\t$produkt->set_name( $p['nazwa'] );\\n\\t\\t\\t$produkt->set_sku( $p['sku'] );\\n\\t\\t\\t$produkt->set_status( 'publish' );\\n\\t\\t\\t$produkt->set_description( $p['opis'] . $merchlint_demo_reszta );\\n\\t\\t\\t$produkt->set_category_ids( array( $merchlint_demo_kategorie[ $p['kat'] ] ?? 0 ) );\\n\\t\\t\\t$produkt->set_attributes( array( $atrybut ) );\\n\\t\\t\\t$produkt->set_image_id(\\n\\t\\t\\t\\tmerchlint_demo_obrazek(\\n\\t\\t\\t\\t\\t'ssc-' . $merchlint_demo_klucz,\\n\\t\\t\\t\\t\\tarray(\\n\\t\\t\\t\\t\\t\\t'tytul' => $p['nazwa'],\\n\\t\\t\\t\\t\\t\\t'kolor' => $p['kolor'],\\n\\t\\t\\t\\t\\t\\t'ksztalt' => $p['ksztalt'],\\n\\t\\t\\t\\t\\t\\t'alt' => $p['nazwa'],\\n\\t\\t\\t\\t\\t)\\n\\t\\t\\t\\t)\\n\\t\\t\\t);\\n\\t\\t\\t$produkt->save();\\n\\n\\t\\t\\t$i = 0;\\n\\t\\t\\tforeach ( $p['warianty'] as $wartosc => $stan ) {\\n\\t\\t\\t\\t++$i;\\n\\t\\t\\t\\t$wariant = new WC_Product_Variation();\\n\\t\\t\\t\\t$wariant->set_parent_id( $produkt->get_id() );\\n\\t\\t\\t\\t$wariant->set_attributes( array( sanitize_title( $p['atrybut'] ) => $wartosc ) );\\n\\t\\t\\t\\t$wariant->set_sku( $p['sku'] . '-' . strtoupper( substr( sanitize_title( $wartosc ), 0, 4 ) ) );\\n\\t\\t\\t\\t$wariant->set_regular_price( $p['cena'] );\\n\\t\\t\\t\\t$wariant->set_stock_status( $stan );\\n\\t\\t\\t\\tif ( method_exists( $wariant, 'set_global_unique_id' ) ) {\\n\\t\\t\\t\\t\\t$wariant->set_global_unique_id( merchlint_demo_ean( 2000 + 10 * $merchlint_demo_numer + $i ) );\\n\\t\\t\\t\\t}\\n\\t\\t\\t\\t$wariant->save();\\n\\t\\t\\t}\\n\\n\\t\\t\\tWC_Product_Variable::sync( $produkt->get_id() );\\n\\n\\t\\t\\treturn wc_get_product( $produkt->get_id() );\\n\\t\\t}\\n\\t);\\n}\\n\\n\\\/\\\/ Kody powielone przez import (B4, G3b). Zapis wprost, bo CRUD odrzuca powtorzony kod.\\nmerchlint_demo_etap(\\n\\t'kody powielone',\\n\\tstatic function () use ( $merchlint_demo_produkty, $merchlint_demo_obiekty ) {\\n\\t\\tforeach ( $merchlint_demo_produkty as $klucz => $p ) {\\n\\t\\t\\tif ( ! isset( $merchlint_demo_obiekty[ $klucz ] ) ) {\\n\\t\\t\\t\\tcontinue;\\n\\t\\t\\t}\\n\\t\\t\\t$id = $merchlint_demo_obiekty[ $klucz ]->get_id();\\n\\t\\t\\tif ( isset( $p['sku_jak'] ) && isset( $merchlint_demo_obiekty[ $p['sku_jak'] ] ) ) {\\n\\t\\t\\t\\tupdate_post_meta( $id, '_sku', $merchlint_demo_obiekty[ $p['sku_jak'] ]->get_sku() );\\n\\t\\t\\t}\\n\\t\\t\\tif ( isset( $p['gtin_jak'] ) && isset( $merchlint_demo_obiekty[ $p['gtin_jak'] ] ) ) {\\n\\t\\t\\t\\tupdate_post_meta( $id, '_global_unique_id', get_post_meta( $merchlint_demo_obiekty[ $p['gtin_jak'] ]->get_id(), '_global_unique_id', true ) );\\n\\t\\t\\t}\\n\\t\\t}\\n\\t}\\n);\\n\\n\\\/\\\/ ---------------------------------------------------------------------------\\n\\\/\\\/ Zamowienia: jedno co dwa tygodnie przez ostatni rok, najstarsze 354 dni temu.\\n\\\/\\\/ ---------------------------------------------------------------------------\\n\\n\\\/\\\/ Maile WooCommerce przy zmianie statusu: pre_wp_mail zatrzymuje dopiero wysylke, a szablon\\n\\\/\\\/ maila i tak by sie skladal - przy kazdym zamowieniu, w przegladarce odwiedzajacego.\\nforeach ( array( 'new_order', 'customer_processing_order', 'customer_completed_order', 'customer_on_hold_order' ) as $merchlint_demo_mail ) {\\n\\tadd_filter( 'woocommerce_email_enabled_' . $merchlint_demo_mail, '__return_false' );\\n}\\n\\n$merchlint_demo_klienci = array( 'Alex', 'Jordan', 'Sam', 'Taylor', 'Morgan', 'Casey', 'Riley', 'Jamie' );\\n$merchlint_demo_teraz = time();\\n$merchlint_demo_zamowien = 0;\\n\\nfor ( $merchlint_demo_i = 0; $merchlint_demo_i < 26; $merchlint_demo_i++ ) {\\n\\t$merchlint_demo_dni = 4 + 14 * $merchlint_demo_i;\\n\\t$merchlint_demo_ok = merchlint_demo_etap(\\n\\t\\t'zamowienie ' . $merchlint_demo_i,\\n\\t\\tstatic function () use ( $merchlint_demo_i, $merchlint_demo_dni, $merchlint_demo_produkty, $merchlint_demo_wariantowe, $merchlint_demo_obiekty, $merchlint_demo_klienci, $merchlint_demo_teraz ) {\\n\\t\\t\\t$pozycje = array();\\n\\t\\t\\tforeach ( array_merge( $merchlint_demo_produkty, $merchlint_demo_wariantowe ) as $klucz => $p ) {\\n\\t\\t\\t\\tif ( empty( $p['rytm'] ) || ! isset( $merchlint_demo_obiekty[ $klucz ] ) ) {\\n\\t\\t\\t\\t\\tcontinue;\\n\\t\\t\\t\\t}\\n\\t\\t\\t\\tif ( $merchlint_demo_i % $p['rytm'] !== $p['faza'] ) {\\n\\t\\t\\t\\t\\tcontinue;\\n\\t\\t\\t\\t}\\n\\t\\t\\t\\tif ( isset( $p['do_dni'] ) && $merchlint_demo_dni < $p['do_dni'] ) {\\n\\t\\t\\t\\t\\tcontinue;\\n\\t\\t\\t\\t}\\n\\t\\t\\t\\t$produkt = $merchlint_demo_obiekty[ $klucz ];\\n\\t\\t\\t\\tif ( $produkt->is_type( 'variable' ) ) {\\n\\t\\t\\t\\t\\t$warianty = $produkt->get_children();\\n\\t\\t\\t\\t\\tif ( array() === $warianty ) {\\n\\t\\t\\t\\t\\t\\tcontinue;\\n\\t\\t\\t\\t\\t}\\n\\t\\t\\t\\t\\t$produkt = wc_get_product( $warianty[ $merchlint_demo_i % count( $warianty ) ] );\\n\\t\\t\\t\\t}\\n\\t\\t\\t\\t$pozycje[] = array( $produkt, $p['ile'] ?? 1 );\\n\\t\\t\\t}\\n\\t\\t\\tif ( array() === $pozycje ) {\\n\\t\\t\\t\\treturn false;\\n\\t\\t\\t}\\n\\n\\t\\t\\t$kiedy = $merchlint_demo_teraz - $merchlint_demo_dni * DAY_IN_SECONDS - ( $merchlint_demo_i % 9 ) * HOUR_IN_SECONDS;\\n\\t\\t\\t$imie = $merchlint_demo_klienci[ $merchlint_demo_i % count( $merchlint_demo_klienci ) ];\\n\\n\\t\\t\\t$t = microtime( true );\\n\\t\\t\\t$zamowienie = wc_create_order( array( 'created_via' => 'merchlint-demo' ) );\\n\\t\\t\\tif ( is_wp_error( $zamowienie ) ) {\\n\\t\\t\\t\\tthrow new RuntimeException( $zamowienie->get_error_message() );\\n\\t\\t\\t}\\n\\t\\t\\tforeach ( $pozycje as $pozycja ) {\\n\\t\\t\\t\\t\\\/\\\/ Cena z dnia zamowienia: PF-2 sprzedawal sie wtedy w promocji, a produkt bez\\n\\t\\t\\t\\t\\\/\\\/ ceny (A5) nie sprzedaje sie wcale - nie ma rytmu.\\n\\t\\t\\t\\t$zamowienie->add_product( $pozycja[0], $pozycja[1] );\\n\\t\\t\\t}\\n\\t\\t\\tmerchlint_demo_czas( '.pozycje', $t );\\n\\t\\t\\t$zamowienie->set_address(\\n\\t\\t\\t\\tarray(\\n\\t\\t\\t\\t\\t'first_name' => $imie,\\n\\t\\t\\t\\t\\t'last_name' => 'Example',\\n\\t\\t\\t\\t\\t'email' => strtolower( $imie ) . 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Bez tego zostalaby pusta do czasu, az kolejka\\n\\t\\t\\t\\\/\\\/ WooCommerce ruszy - a w Playground nie ruszy sama.\\n\\t\\t\\t$import = '\\\\Automattic\\\\WooCommerce\\\\Internal\\\\Admin\\\\Schedulers\\\\OrdersScheduler';\\n\\t\\t\\tif ( ! is_callable( array( $import, 'import' ) ) ) {\\n\\t\\t\\t\\tthrow new RuntimeException( 'brak OrdersScheduler::import - WooCommerce zmienil API analityki' );\\n\\t\\t\\t}\\n\\t\\t\\t$t = microtime( true );\\n\\t\\t\\tcall_user_func( array( $import, 'import' ), $zamowienie->get_id() );\\n\\t\\t\\tmerchlint_demo_czas( '.import', $t );\\n\\n\\t\\t\\treturn true;\\n\\t\\t}\\n\\t);\\n\\tif ( true === $merchlint_demo_ok ) {\\n\\t\\t++$merchlint_demo_zamowien;\\n\\t}\\n}\\n\\n\\\/\\\/ Stan rodzica zapisany z pominieciem wariantow (B10) - tak zostawia go import, ktory\\n\\\/\\\/ aktualizuje produkty, a nie warianty. 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Merchlint reads your WooCommerce catalogue and tells you where it is losing you money. Every\nfinding comes with the value it was based on, so you can check it yourself instead of taking our\nword for it.<\/p>\n\n
It changes nothing. No product, no price, no stock level, no order. The audit reads and reports;\nevery fix is yours to make, in your own admin.<\/p>\n\n
https:\/\/www.youtube.com\/watch?v=0JRXpF6y1U0<\/p>\n\n
Nineteen checks, in six groups:<\/p>\n\n
Nineteen checks, nineteen pages \u2014 linked from the audit screen, next to the rule they belong to.\nEach page says what the problem costs, which fields the rule reads and which thresholds it\ncompares them against, how to fix it, and when the finding is not<\/strong> a problem in your store.<\/p>\n\n That last part is why the pages exist. A rule you cannot argue with is a rule you end up ignoring\nwholesale, so every page names the cases where the right answer is \"hide this and move on\":\nseasonal goods, spare parts, products sold only by phone.<\/p>\n\n The free version works entirely on your server. No account, no sign-up, no phoning home: the\nplugin makes no outbound connections at all, and an automated check enforces that on every build.<\/p>\n\n The links to merchlint.com are ordinary links. They open in your browser when you click them, and\nthe plugin sends nothing along the way \u2014 not your store's address, not its version, not an\nidentifier of any kind. The only thing in the address is the language your admin is set to, so\nthat a Polish store gets the Polish page. Without a click, nothing leaves your store at all.<\/p>\n\n\n The audit reads your catalogue and writes only to its own tables. Removing the plugin removes them.<\/p>\n\n Short PHP time limit?<\/strong> Nothing to do \u2014 the audit reads your host's own limit and sizes each chunk\nto fit inside it, then books the next one itself. A shorter chunk means more of them, not less work:\nthe audit still finishes, and it still resumes from where it stopped.<\/p>\n\n If your host reports a limit it does not actually enforce, you can set the chunk yourself in\n wp-config.php:<\/p>\n\n No. It reads your catalogue and reports what it finds. Every change is made by you, in your own\nadmin. This is enforced in the code, not just promised: an automated check refuses to build the\nplugin if it calls any function that would modify products, categories, media or orders.<\/p><\/dd>\n The scan runs in the background, in short slices, and it only touches the admin side. Your\nstorefront is not involved. If the scan is interrupted \u2014 a server restart, a deployment \u2014 it picks\nup where it left off and gives the same result as an uninterrupted run.<\/p><\/dd>\n Yes. A scan of 50 000 products completes in about 90 seconds and the results are paginated, so\na rule with twelve thousand findings still opens instantly.<\/p><\/dd>\n Because a stalled queue fails quietly. WP-Cron and Action Scheduler are what WooCommerce and its\nextensions book later work on \u2014 order emails, the end of a scheduled sale, stock released from\nabandoned carts, subscription renewals \u2014 and neither your storefront nor your order list will tell\nyou they stopped. The store keeps selling. It just stops doing everything that was meant to happen\nlater.<\/p>\n\n The two queues are reported as separate findings, because they stop for different reasons and are\nfixed in different places. What the rule measures is the age of the oldest overdue action, not how\nmany are waiting: a store with no visitors always has a queue full of them and is perfectly\nhealthy, because the first visitor clears it. Anything overdue by more than a day is not quiet, it\nis broken \u2014 and that threshold is yours to move.<\/p><\/dd>\n Everything the nineteen checks touch, not only product fields: the catalogue and its categories, the\nmedia library and the files behind it, the size of your autoloaded options, and the versions of PHP,\nWordPress and WooCommerce you are running. A store can have faultless product data and still be\nlosing money to a stalled queue or to an unsupported PHP version, so the report covers both.<\/p><\/dd>\n Yes. Translations of one product are counted as one product: their SKU is shared deliberately, and\ntheir stock is one physical stock, so we never report the same goods twice or double the amount at\nstake. Polylang is tested with the plugin itself; WPML is recognised through its translation table,\nwhich we test against the same data it produces.<\/p><\/dd>\n Yes, with HPOS on and off. Both modes give identical results, amounts included.<\/p><\/dd>\n Then hide them. Every rule's page explains when the finding is NOT a problem \u2014 seasonal goods,\nspare parts, products sold only by phone \u2014 and hiding takes two clicks, with an optional reason.\nThe decision survives future scans, and the hidden items stay visible as a count and in a list\nyou can restore them from, so nothing disappears silently.<\/p><\/dd>\n\n<\/dl>\n\n\n New check: \"Published, but the shop doesn't show it\".<\/strong> Since WooCommerce 11.1, a product\nwhose parent points to an entry that doesn't exist or isn't published disappears from the shop\npage, categories and search, and a simple product can't be added to the cart - while the admin\nshows it as published and visible. A simple product doesn't use a parent at all, but CSV imports\nand tools that create products through the REST API sometimes write one. WooCommerce itself\ndecides, in the version you run, and the check follows it: from 11.3 a parent that isn't a\nproduct no longer hides anything. The evidence names the parent and what it does to customers,\nand the check's page shows how to clear it.<\/p><\/li>\n On a phone, the full list of a check shows the evidence again.<\/strong> Since 0.3.6 the \"What we\nread\" column was hidden on narrow screens with no way to open it; each row now has the button\nthat shows it.<\/p><\/li>\n<\/ul>\n\n Every check that found something now has its own card on the audit screen.<\/strong> The cards stand\nunder \"What we found, check by check\", below the list of checks. Each shows the first five\nitems - with a thumbnail, the evidence and the amount - and what to do about them. \"Show all\"\nopens the full list, and the card says how many items are hidden. The check names in \"Where\nto start\" and in the list of checks lead to their cards.<\/p><\/li>\n The evidence reads as \"field: value\", in the words WooCommerce uses.<\/strong> Stock status,\ncatalogue visibility, product type and publication status show their WooCommerce and WordPress\nlabels - \"Out of stock\" rather than \"outofstock\" - on the screen and in the CSV export. An empty\nmain image field shows as \"(empty)\" rather than \"0\", and \"Product outside every category\" names\nthe category - \"Uncategorized (#15)\" rather than \"15\". Revenue and prices in the evidence follow\nthe number format of your admin language: \"7,740.00 USD\" and \"195.30\" on an English screen,\nwhere they used to read \"7 740,00 USD\" and \"195.3\". WP-CLI output has not changed.<\/p><\/li>\n \"Hide from report\" takes an optional reason, and everything you have hidden has its own\nlist.<\/strong> After hiding an item from a card you are back on that card. The new \"Hidden items\"\nbutton, next to \"Download everything (CSV)\", opens a list of every hidden item with the date\nand the reason. The list says when a check has changed since an item was hidden, and lets you\nrestore any of them - also items the latest audit no longer finds.<\/p><\/li>\n The summary gives the size of the catalogue.<\/strong> \"Products in the catalogue\" now stands next to\nthe number of findings, counted when the audit ran.<\/p><\/li>\n On the \"Why did this change?\" screen, each example links to its item.<\/strong> The checks there are\nlisted in code order, B4 before B10, and the screen says how many items were hidden since the\nearlier audit, with a link to the list.<\/p><\/li>\n Fixed the way back after hiding or restoring an item in a shop installed in a folder.<\/strong> With\nan address such as example.com\/shop, the page you landed on afterwards did not exist. The item\nitself was hidden or restored.<\/p><\/li>\n \"When this is NOT a problem\" no longer suggests hiding where hiding is the wrong answer.<\/strong>\nUnder \"Duplicate SKU\", \"Variation the customer can never pick\" and \"Sold out, but its variations\nare in stock\" the advice to use \"Hide from report\" is gone: these checks have practically no\nexceptions, and the answer is to fix the product. The button itself stays on every card. The\nplugin description now calls it by its current name, \"Hide from report\", rather than \"Hide\".<\/p><\/li>\n<\/ul>\n\n The audit screen now starts with a summary.<\/strong> Above the full list: the revenue sitting in\nproducts that sold but can no longer be bought, and four tiles - Important, Worth fixing,\nClean, Not checked - each with the number of checks in it. \"Everything we checked\" opens with\none bar per area of the catalogue, and \"Where to start\" shows each product's photo and a bar for\nits amount. Check names now come before their codes, \"When this is NOT a problem\" no longer\nhides behind a click, and the plugin's box on the product page sits right under \"Publish\".\nThe dashboard widget shows the same four counts.<\/p><\/li>\n New check: \"Sold out, but its variations are in stock\".<\/strong> The product is marked out of\nstock, yet at least one of its variations can still be added to the cart. Shoppers see \"out of\nstock\" in the shop and in search results, while the product page sells the variation - one of\nthe two is wrong, and the data alone cannot tell which, so the advice starts there. \"They were\nselling, now nobody can buy them\" no longer lists these products, because they can be bought.<\/p><\/li>\n Checks based on sales skip products that earned nothing in the period.<\/strong> A product sold only\nat a price of 0 - a free gift added to orders - or whose every sale was refunded is no longer\nlisted by \"They were selling, now nobody can buy them\", \"Selling without a photo\" or \"Selling,\nbut hidden\". The amount at stake for it was zero anyway.<\/p><\/li>\n \"Product with no price or a zero price\" no longer lists products that are out of stock, or\ngift cards.<\/strong> Most such items turned out to be withdrawn products, free gifts and vouchers, not\nmistakes. The evidence now says whether the price is missing or zero, and the advice starts\nwith checking whether it is intentional - and hiding the item if it is.<\/p><\/li>\n \"No GTIN, UPC, EAN or ISBN\" no longer lists gift cards.<\/strong> Gift card products from gift card\nplugins have no barcode by nature.<\/p><\/li>\n SKUs and GTINs are compared the same way on every database.<\/strong> A code that came with an\ninvisible character or a non-breaking space - common when it is pasted from a spreadsheet - is\nnow the same code as the one without it. Until now this depended on the database behind the\nshop: on MySQL 8 such a duplicate was missed, or only one product of the pair was listed. A GTIN\nfield holding nothing but such characters now counts as empty.<\/p><\/li>\n \"Image with no alt text\" also counts a file name, a random code or digits only.<\/strong> Text such\nas \"IMG_2034.jpg\" in the alternative text field describes nothing to a person who cannot see the\nimage, so it is treated like an empty field. The advice also says what WooCommerce 9.3.3 and\nlater do with an empty field: the product page shows the product name there, depending on the\ntheme.<\/p><\/li>\n \"Where to start\" counts each product's amount once.<\/strong> A product both hidden from the\ncatalogue and out of stock had its revenue counted twice and could rank above products that\nearned more.<\/p><\/li>\n Evidence on an English screen is in English.<\/strong> A few values written by the checks themselves,\nsuch as \"yes\" and \"no\", \"(empty)\", \"(not on disk)\" and the note about supported WooCommerce\nversions, appeared in Polish whatever language your admin uses. The results screen and the CSV\nexport now translate them. WP-CLI keeps them as they were, because scripts read them.<\/p><\/li>\n<\/ul>\n\n The evidence now gives its reason in words, in the language of your admin.<\/strong> Where a check says\nwhy an item is listed - a product hidden from the catalogue, a task queue that stopped - the\nreason appeared as an internal code in Polish, such as \"wylaczony z katalogu\", whatever language\nyour admin uses. The results screen and the CSV export now say \"excluded from the catalogue\",\ntranslated like the rest of the screen. WP-CLI keeps the code, because scripts read it.<\/p><\/li>\n Amounts and counts in the Polish admin no longer read \"7,740,00\" or \"1,234\".<\/strong> The Polish\ntranslation of WordPress changes the decimal separator to a comma but leaves the thousands\nseparator as it was, so both were the same character. When that happens, thousands are now split\nwith a non-breaking space - \"7 740,00\" - as in the evidence. Other languages see no change.<\/p><\/li>\n The note about numbers kept in EAN for WooCommerce now names that plugin's own copy tool.<\/strong> EAN\nfor WooCommerce can copy its numbers into WooCommerce's identifier field itself: WooCommerce \u2192\nSettings \u2192 EAN \u2192 Tools \u2192 Copy to product meta. The note now says so and warns that the copy skips\nWooCommerce's own checks, so run the audit again afterwards - the duplicate check shows any\nnumber that came across twice. Fields of other plugins keep the general advice.<\/p><\/li>\n On WooCommerce 9.0 and 9.1 the note about another plugin's field no longer sends you to a field\nthat is not there.<\/strong> Those versions have no field for a product identifier, yet the note advised\nmoving the numbers into it. It now says the field arrived in WooCommerce 9.2 and gives the same\nadvice as the identifier checks themselves: update WooCommerce, then run the audit again.<\/p><\/li>\n \"wp merchlint status --format=json\" now also gives the counts the table shows.<\/strong> \"counts\"\nincludes the findings you have hidden, so a script reading it got other numbers than a person\nlooking at the screen. \"visible_counts\" and \"hidden_counts\" now stand next to it, with every\ncheck of the scan, zeros included. \"counts\" itself has not changed.<\/p><\/li>\n<\/ul>\n\n The plugin no longer does anything at all when WooCommerce is not active.<\/strong> Until now it\ncreated its own tables on every page load, registered the audit screen and added its WP-CLI\ncommand even on a site with no WooCommerce - and then showed an empty screen without a word\nof explanation. It now checks first, says so in one sentence on the dashboard, and touches\nnothing. Saved results are left exactly as they were: activate WooCommerce and everything\ncomes back.<\/p><\/li>\n New display name: Merchlint - Catalog Audit for WooCommerce.<\/strong> Only the displayed name\nchanged: same plugin, same directory address, same settings, same saved audits. Nothing in\nyour shop needs doing, and the screen in your admin menu is where it was.<\/p><\/li>\n The identifier checks now say when your numbers are kept in another plugin's field.<\/strong> Both\nchecks read WooCommerce's own GTIN, UPC, EAN or ISBN field. When products hold their number only\nin a field of EAN for WooCommerce, Germanized for WooCommerce, Trusted Shops Easy Integration,\nGoogle for WooCommerce, Customer Reviews for WooCommerce or Product Feed Manager for WooCommerce,\nthe audit now says how many, names the field and\nsays plainly which check cannot see those numbers \u2014 on the results screen, on the check's own\npage, in WP-CLI and in the CSV export. Germanized passes its numbers through WooCommerce's own\nfield when that field is empty, so with Germanized active only the duplicate check is affected.\nNothing is counted differently: no finding appears or disappears, and earlier scans stay\ncomparable.<\/p><\/li>\n A check's own page now shows what that check could not see.<\/strong> Notes about gaps were only on\nthe main results screen, above the list of checks \u2014 not next to the findings they explain.<\/p><\/li>\n \"What this audit could NOT check\" no longer says \"these rules found nothing\" about rules that\nran.<\/strong> A rule that missed only part of what it looks at is now listed separately, with a sentence\nof its own.<\/p><\/li>\n Invisible characters in product codes now show in the evidence.<\/strong> Two codes that differ only\nby a non-breaking space or a zero-width character look the same on screen, so a pair of\nduplicates could show one value twice, with no way to tell which product carries the extra\ncharacter. The evidence now writes each such character as \u27e8U+00A0\u27e9 and similar, on the screen and\nin the CSV export. Clean codes look exactly as before.<\/p><\/li>\n Three WP-CLI commands now stop on bad input instead of guessing.<\/strong> With a mistyped check code,\n\"findings\" listed and \"export\" exported every finding instead of none; an invalid separator in\n\"export\" ended in a critical error; \"cancel\" reported success for a scan that does not exist.\nEach of them now says what was wrong.<\/p><\/li>\n Two WP-CLI outputs now keep gaps apart from findings.<\/strong> The message after \"export\" counted the\nrows about gaps \u2014 what the audit could not check \u2014 as findings, so a check that never ran was\nreported as one saved finding. It now counts findings only and names the gap rows separately.\n\"status --format=json\" now lists the gaps the same way \"rule --format=json\" does; until now a\ncheck that did not run simply disappeared from its counts.<\/p><\/li>\n The advice for missing sales data now points to a button that exists.<\/strong> When WooCommerce's\norder summary table was empty, the audit told you to run \"Regenerate the order lookup tables\" in\nStatus \u2192 Tools, and WooCommerce has no such tool. It now sends you to Analytics \u2192 Settings \u2192\n\"Import historical data\", and the WP-CLI warning gives the same advice instead of naming a script\nthat is not part of the plugin.<\/p><\/li>\n One request for a review, under the results.<\/strong> It appears once per user after a finished\naudit and goes away for good when you open it or choose \"Don't ask again\". No reward is offered\nand no rating is suggested.<\/p><\/li>\n<\/ul>\n\n On WooCommerce older than 9.2 the two identifier checks now say they did not run, instead of\nreporting numbers.<\/strong> That WooCommerce has no field for a product identifier at all. If the\nfield had been written straight into the database - after moving back from a newer version, or\nby an import - the plugin used to treat the store as one that keeps identifiers while reading\nevery one of them as empty: the duplicate check then reported nothing even when duplicates\nwere there. Both checks now stay quiet and say why, naming the WooCommerce version that first had the field.<\/p><\/li>\n The evidence column no longer shows a Polish word on an English screen.<\/strong> Where a check reads\na field and finds it empty, the value now reads \"(empty)\". It had been coming straight from the audit\nengine, which has no access to translations, so the Polish \"(puste)\" appeared for anyone reading the\nscreen in English - in the one column whose whole job is to let you verify us.<\/p><\/li>\n The duplicate-identifier check now says when it had nothing to compare.<\/strong> On a catalogue where\nnot one product carries an identifier, it used to report \"nothing found - this check is clean\" - a clean\nbill of health for a field nobody fills, and two different sentences about the same field one under the\nother, because the missing-identifier check said so correctly. Both checks now give the same answer,\nwith the same reason.<\/p><\/li>\n A finding on a variation now links straight to the tab where you fix it.<\/strong> The link in\nthe list opened the parent product at the top of the page; on a product with twenty\nvariations that is a long way from the one you were sent to. The export file had carried\nthe right link all along - only the screen did not.<\/p><\/li>\n<\/ul>\n\n\n
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Does it change anything in my store?<\/h3><\/dt>\n
Will it slow my store down?<\/h3><\/dt>\n
Can I audit a store with tens of thousands of products?<\/h3><\/dt>\n
Why does it check WP-Cron and Action Scheduler?<\/h3><\/dt>\n
What does \"store health\" cover here?<\/h3><\/dt>\n
Does it work with multilingual stores?<\/h3><\/dt>\n
Does it work with HPOS (High-Performance Order Storage)?<\/h3><\/dt>\n
Some of the findings do not apply to my store.<\/h3><\/dt>\n
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