Various plugins for WooCommerce have been updated and tested to work on WooCommerce 8.9.3, WordPress 6.5.4 and ClassicPress 2.1. These are minor updates. Included plugins; WooCommerce Show Review, WooCommerce Coupon Catcher, Classic Admin for WooCommerce, Single Page Checkout for WooCommerce, Skip checkout for WooCommerce and Simple checkout for WooCommerce.
The boring changelog for all is mostly the same.
Changes for WooCommerce Show Review 1.1.2
- Tested with WooCommerce 8.9.3
- Tested with WordPress 6.5.4
- Tested with ClassicPress 2.1
- Readme updated
Changes for WooCommerce Coupon Catcher 1.0.2
- Tested with WooCommerce 8.9.3
- Tested with WordPress 6.5.4
- Tested with ClassicPress 2.1
- Readme updated
Changes for Classic Admin for WooCommerce 2.0
- [added] A more thorough routine to disable WooCommerce Analytics
- [added] Disable WooCommerce nags, spam and upsell messages
- [added] Disable the WooCommerce marketing hub and move Coupons to where it belongs
- [removed] Plugin dashboard
- Tested with WooCommerce 4.9.5
- Tested with WordPress 6.5.4
- Tested with ClassicPress 2.1
Changes for Single Page Checkout for WooCommerce 1.0.1
- Tested with WooCommerce 8.9.3
- Tested with WordPress 6.5.4
- Tested with ClassicPress 2.1
- Action links updated
Changes for Simple Checkout for WooCommerce 1.0.2
- Tested with WooCommerce 8.9.3
- Tested with WordPress 6.5.4
- Tested with ClassicPress 2.1
- Action links updated
Changes for Skip Checkout for WooCommerce 1.0.2
- Tested with WooCommerce 8.9.3
- Tested with WordPress 6.5.4
- Tested with ClassicPress 2.1
- Action links updated
- Readme updated
Updates are important
Updating your plugins is important for the safety and performance of your website. This is good practice for most plugins and themes.
If you’ve bought any of these plugins in the last 12 months you can download the latest version of these plugins from your account on this website. If you don’t have a copy yet, get one here: https://ajdg.solutions/product-category/woocommerce/.
To install the update simply unzip the new version. Then upload the resulting folder to /wp-content/plugins/. If prompted, overwrite the existing folder. There is no need to disable the plugin while updating, as long as you upload the whole plugin in one go.
Getting help
All my WooCommerce plugins get limited support through the forums. If you run into any trouble or have questions please post your questions there.
