Chrome import product error 500
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Direct Webstore
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Not me.
Plugins, extensions, and themes are often the cause of 500 errors.
Are ALL your plugins, extensions and theme up to date?
Also, other Chrome extensions may be conflicting. Have you tried disabling them all to see if any are the cause? Have you added any new extensions, ad-blockers, etc lately?
Have you disabled all plugins except Alidropship to see if any other plugins are conflicting? Have you installed any new plugins recently?
If all that fails, you know who you have to email, right?
Not me.
Are ALL your plugins, extensions and theme up to date? Also, other Chrome extensions may be conflicting. Have you tried disabling them all to see if any are the cause? Have you added any new extensions, ad-blockers, etc lately?
Have you disabled all plugins except Alidropship to see if any other plugins are conflicting? Have you installed any new plugins recently?
If all that fails, you know who you have to email, right?
Hi,
Thank for your answer, now is working good , i think the problem is due to the network because some time is ok some time not, i am in Philippines some time internet is not good.
Direct Webstore
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I lived/worked in South East Asia for 10 years and the internet was heaps better than here in Australia. Even SLOvinia in Eastern Europe has faster internet than Oz. LOL
the_lyall
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The connection needs to be 'alive' for long enough for the chrome extension to communicate and authenticate with your website. If it drops out during that process, you'll see an error.
I'm also in the Philippines (Tuguegarao), the internet is usually fast but only between the power cuts... And it depends on the region too. Still faster than the UK!
Direct Webstore
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My new niche store coming soon! pinoypower.com Selling Solar Panels, batteries, and generators to the Philippines.
the_lyall
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I just checked and that domain is registered... Was that you?My new niche store coming soon! pinoypower.com Selling Solar Panels, batteries, and generators to the Philippines.
pinoy-power.com is still available though and there are 18,637 results for 'solar panel' on AliExpress... Hmmm...
Direct Webstore
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No it's not. pinoypower.com. Just gets a Google page.
Go for it! LOL
No. I was joking.
There's an old article or a mention in an article about dropshipping solar stuff in the Alidropship Blogs.
If you're thinking of actually targeting the Philippines with solar stuff, it's expensive. You'd be better off targeting the "Preppers" in 1st world Western countries. Preppers are people who "prepare" for World War III, The End of the World, and PANDEMICS by building underground shelters and rigging them up with solar and diesel generators and all the "survival stuff" you can think of. Axes, knives, folding spades, water purifier tablets, etc.
I couldn't be bothered doing what they do. If the end of the world came or world war 3 started, I'd just bend over and kiss my arse goodbye. lol
But aside from the Preppers, there are many more people, especially in Australia who are converting thier houses and businesses to Solar Power and getting off the paid power grid. And there's all sorts of accessories, equipment, batteries, etc that go with solar panels too.
Saves money, lowers the carbon footprint, slows down global warming and saves the planet! That's what you tell your solar panel customers. lol
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the_lyall
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You must be more flexible than I am
[disclaimer: I know it's a figure of speech...]No I wasn't being entirely serious... My parents in the UK have solar panels fitted and it's not really the kinda thing you can get reliably (and fitted correctly) from AliExpress. The smaller stuff, like phone chargers etc. is quite interesting though. Not enough for me to make a website for at the moment though...
I think I just like your domain name idea lol