Hello WoodMart Support Team,
We are experiencing a critical conflict on our site involving your theme and the “Variation Swatches for WooCommerce” plugin (by GetWooPlugins).
The Problem: On highly complex variable products (one product has 359 variations), the variation swatches do not work. Instead of showing the “Unavailable” or “X” styles, the page shows the default WooCommerce error message.
Here is the BROKEN product page (359 variations): https://wheat-crow-333766.hostingersite.com/produto/innovcable-cabo-de-controle-bf-fa-nbr-7289/
To replicate the error: Select “42” (Nº de condutores), “10,00” (Seção (mm²)), and “Sim” (Proteção verde-terra?). This will trigger the error.
For comparison, here is a simple product that works CORRECTLY: https://wheat-crow-333766.hostingersite.com/produto/innovcable-pvc-jb-ob/
On this “working” page, the swatches show an “X” as expected. This proves the issue is isolated to complex products.
The Root Cause (We have debugged this): Your theme is programmatically writing data-threshold=”1″ directly into the HTML of the <form class=”variations_form”> element for the broken product.
The woo-variation-swatches plugin script reads this “1”, sees that the product’s total variations (359) is greater than the threshold (1), and disables itself for performance.
What We Have Tried (and failed):
Our console is 100% clean (we fixed all jQuery/LiteSpeed/Side Cart errors).
We tried forcing the woo-variation-swatches script to load using your Performance settings (“Scripts always load”). This works, but the script still reads data-threshold=”1″ and disables itself.
We tried using a high-priority MutationObserver (injected via PHP into wp_head at priority 1) to change data-threshold=”1″ to data-threshold=”600″. Your theme’s script (woodmart-theme.js) wins this “race condition” and changes the value back to “1”.
Our Question: How can we stop the WoodMart theme from writing data-threshold=”1″ on complex products? What is the correct PHP filter or theme setting to change this threshold value?
Thank you.
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