Shoplex – EU Compliance for WooCommerce

1.2.4

• Fixed: the lowest price of the last 30 days could state the sale price itself. A sale without a start date compared against its own price, and only the first price change of a day was recorded, so a later change that day was missing from the history. Every change is now recorded, an unscheduled sale is measured from the moment it was first recorded, and the price already in force when the window opens counts.
• Fixed: price history was never pruned, because nothing scheduled the daily cleanup. It now runs daily, never deletes inside the comparison window, and keeps the record of the price still in force. Variation prices changed through the REST API, WP-CLI or an import are recorded too.
• Fixed: saving a settings tab flattened multi-line fields and stripped the links from the checkout consent wording, so the terms link disappeared after any save of the Checkout consent tab.
• Fixed: the shipping cost notice, the dispute resolution notice and the small business VAT notice rendered nothing until their settings tab had been saved once. Unsaved settings now use their packaged defaults.
• Fixed: “Displayed prices: net” changed nothing, so the VAT notice kept saying the price included VAT. It now uses its own “excl.” wording.
• Fixed: on the classic checkout the consent note was written before the order existed and was lost. The block checkout already had it.
• Fixed: the terms and withdrawal links in the consent wording pointed at “#”. They now use the WooCommerce terms page and the refund and returns page.
• Fixed: the Trader identity block could not be inserted in the editor. It now can on WordPress 7.0 and newer.
• Addresses, warnings and repair information keep their line breaks on the product page and in the trader details.

1.2.3

• The Plugin URI pointed at the site root rather than this plugin page, because the page did not exist yet. It does now.

1.2.2

• Fixed: the unit price stated the unit but not the reference amount, so a product priced per 1000 g read “EUR 67.50 / g” while costing EUR 13.50. The product panel invites a reference amount other than 1, and price indication is the one thing this module exists for, so the amount is now part of the line: “EUR 67.50 / 1000 g”.

1.2.1

• Fixed: the consent fields for the block checkout are registered on init, and building them read the cart, which WooCommerce only has from wp_loaded. Every front-end load logged “get_cart was called incorrectly” with debugging on. The cart is read only once it exists.
• Changed: a consent box limited to certain products, countries or payment methods is shown on the classic checkout only. A block checkout field is registered once for the whole shop, so the digital-content waiver would otherwise appear for someone buying a chair.

1.2.0

• The checkout consent module now reaches the checkout. It registered seven checkboxes, validated them and extracted what a shopper agreed to, and nothing ever called any of it: no box was rendered, no order carried a record. Both checkouts are wired, the classic one and the block one, which share no hooks, and the order stores what was agreed in the wording that was shown plus the time it was given. The order screen shows that record.
• Renamed to Shoplex.

1.1.0

• Product fields. Unit price, delivery time, guarantee of durability, update period, repair information and the twelve GPSR fields are now filled in on an Shoplex tab of the product. They were read by the storefront from the first release but nothing could write them, so those modules rendered nothing whatever they were set to.
• Settings screen. Trader details and every notice wording are now editable, under WooCommerce, Shoplex settings. Only the module switches had a screen before.
• Delivery times are a real taxonomy, edited under Products, so a shop states the same wording across its catalogue. The delivery module read terms from a taxonomy nothing registered.
• The “show in the catalogue” switches for the unit price and the delivery time, and “show safety information on the product page”, now do what they say. Nothing read them.
• Prices displayed net can be chosen again: the stored value the plugin shipped was one the code did not accept, so every shop was locked to gross.
• The VAT rate follows the site language: 23.5 in English, 23,5 in Polish. It was always written with a comma.
• Fixed the delivery notice falling back to Polish wording, and the product list column counting twelve safety fields while calling them eight.