Wishlist and Waitlist for WooCommerce

The switch hides out-of-stock and backordered products among the wishlist rows already loaded in your browser. Variable products use WooCommerce’s parent stock status: a variable product remains visible when its parent is in stock, even if some variations are unavailable or backordered. Turning it off, or choosing Show all loaded products, restores the rows. It never removes saved products, loads other pages, or changes pagination.

Insert the BeRocket Own Wishlist block. It uses the existing [br_wishwait_list list=”wish”] shortcode and plugin settings. The editor shows a demonstration only; the frontend loads the current visitor’s list using the plugin’s usual guest cookies or signed-in account. JavaScript is required. Two blocks can display the same visitor’s list with independent stock filters.

The page contains only an empty block shell. Personal wishlist HTML and fresh action nonces are loaded from a same-origin, private/no-store admin-ajax.php response. Do not configure a cache/CDN to cache POST requests to admin-ajax.php or ignore its no-store headers. Purge pre-existing page caches when deploying. No public list, sharing token, or separate storage is created.

Compatibility with all themes is impossible, because they are too many, but generally if themes are developed according to WordPress and WooCommerce guidelines, BeRocket plugins are compatible with them.

If you have problems with our plugins or something is not working as it should, first follow this preliminary steps:

• Test the plugin with a WordPress default theme, to be sure that the error is not caused by the theme you are currently using.
• Deactivate all plugins you are using and check if the problem is still occurring.
• Ensure that your plugin version, your theme version and your WordPress and WooCommerce version (if required) are updated and that the problem you are experiencing has not already been solved in a later plugin update.

If none of the previous listed actions helps you solve the problem, then, submit a ticket in the forum and describe your problem accurately, specify WordPress and WooCommerce versions you are using and any other information that might help us solve your problem as quickly as possible. Thanks!