Product list (in WP Admin) shows duplicated taxonomies
Hi
Since last update Admin Columns Pro 5.7.1 and Admin Columns Pro – WooCommerce 3.7.1 taxonomies appear repeated.
It occurs with Product Categories, Product Tags and Collections (a custom taxonomy we have developed).
For instance, it would appear like this:
– Product T-shirt
– Categories: Clothes, Clothes, Clothes, Clothes
If I clear cache in SiteGround Optimizer settings they appear as they should, only once each taxonomy.
Thanks
Based on your message, this sounds like a cache issue with SiteGround Optimizer.
But I don’t really understand how the items are displayed repeatedly?
Can you send me a screenshot of the result with repeated taxonomies so I can try to reproduce the issue?
Please send the information to support@admincolumns.com
I’m having the same issue. Additionally, subcategories are not showing under their parent – all look like parent categories. Disabling ACP fixes both problems. I tried reproducing on another site and don’t have the issue, so I’m stumped.
(I forgot to mention clearing my SiteGround cache and/or disabling the SGO plugin has no effect.
After further investigation, I found that the duplicated categories are actually still there. They just show up at the top with ACP deactivated (instead of in alphabetical order), so I thought they were gone since I didn’t see them next to their counterparts.
But the issue with the nested categories remains. They don’t show nested when ACP is active.
(oops, that was me logged in as a different user) ^^^
@jodi
Your issue seems to be related to sorting.
When you sort on a column, the hierarchy is gone (because you sort on something different that the default WordPress way of sorting). You should see a button ‘Reset Sorting’ on top of the overview and when you click that, you should see the hierarchy again.
Ooooooooooooh! Duh. There went hours of troubleshooting nothing, lol.
Thanks for your help and quick response!
FWIW: My duplicate category issue is related to a misconfiguration with creating posts using a form and assigning them to a category. It’s creating a duplicate one instead.
Thanks for sharing your use case Jodi.
I’ll mark this topic as closed.
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