Undo order status change, map of pickup locations in the checkout widget and many bug fixes
Shared by Merchant Support
• August 30, 2024
We have made our app even better with new features and bug fixes! 🚀
Improvements
- We introduced a highly requested feature— the ability to undo the status of an order! If you accidentally change an order status or need to revert it, you can now undo the status update.
- The Recharge integration for combined orders has been significantly improved. Read more in our Recharge article.
- Our app now seamlessly supports the following Shopify themes out of the box: Dawn, Frame, Roam, Local, Canopy, and Fetch.
Checkout extension
We have added support for Google Maps, allowing you to quickly find pickup locations in our checkout widget.
We've also squashed some bugs! 🐛
- Previously, when the cart contained a product that hides the shipping widget and a regular product that allows shipping, removing the first product from the cart caused the widget to malfunction. This issue has now been resolved.
- We fixed the issue where the Shopify Flow workflows failed to activate when Zapiet triggers were used. Shopify Flow now works as expected.
- If custom pickup slots were used alongside product date restrictions, the first available day didn’t show all available pickup slots. Our team has resolved this issue.
- We also addressed the problem where preparation time was not calculated correctly for custom pickup slots if the store was located outside of the GMT time zone.
- In the past, 11:45 PM was the latest time merchants could set as their closing hour. We have fixed this, and stores can now be configured with 12:00 AM as their closing time.
- Previously, if the general conditional activation was paired with the option to hide the widget, the widget was hidden even when the general conditions were not met. This has been fixed, and the widget is now hidden only if conditional activation by product type, vendor, collection, and tag is enabled.
- We adjusted the character limit for location-based rates to match Shopify's. This resolves an issue where location-based rates with long names weren’t being created in Shopify.