Change Logs

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Super Speedy Coming Soon 1.5.4 23 June 2026

Fixed signup form was being output at the bottom of every page (including non-coming-soon pages) via an unconditional wp_footer hook — form now only renders on products marked as Coming Soon
Fixed plugin JS and CSS were being enqueued on every page — now only loaded on coming-soon product pages
Fixed wp_localize_script was outputting an inline sscs_ajax data block on every page, which could interfere with other AJAX/JSON responses
Removed leftover console.log debug statements in the AJAX signup script
Internal: initialised $subscriber_id explicitly in the MailerLite API helper to silence potential undefined-variable notices

Super Speedy Coming Soon 1.5.4 in its changelog

Super Speedy Imports 2.57.0 23 June 2026

New the unique item identifier can now combine multiple fields – any mix of post fields (Title, Slug, GUID), postmeta keys (e.g. SKU), and taxonomies (e.g. product_cat, pa_color). Items match when all chosen fields are equal. This solves the common "same SKU, different colour/size" case where a single SKU isn't unique. Matching runs against the data your catalogue already holds, so re-imports update existing items instead of duplicating them, even for products SSI didn't create.
New if a composite identifier can't tell two rows (or two existing items) apart, the import now aborts with a clear report listing the affected rows, instead of silently updating the wrong item.
New when the identifier includes a taxonomy, import modes that skip taxonomy resolution ("Update prices/postmeta only", "Refresh images only") are disabled, since taxonomy matching needs the term-resolution stage to run.
Changed the old PHP-function and raw-CSV-column identifiers have been removed – a value computed from the CSV row can't be matched against existing items, which was the root cause of duplicate-on-update. Choose post / postmeta / taxonomy fields instead.
Note composite identifiers aren't yet supported for variable / synthesised-parent products – use a single SKU there.

Super Speedy Imports 2.57.0 in its changelog

Super Speedy Imports 2.56 23 June 2026

A mapped post_name (product slug) is now imported verbatim instead of being overwritten with a de-duplicated slug derived from the title.
Fixed choosing a field as the unique item identifier now matches your existing items on that field's native postmeta key (e.g. SKU on _sku) instead of SSI's private key. Previously, using your SKU field as the identifier failed to find products created outside SSI (manually, or by another importer), so a re-import duplicated every existing product instead of updating it. Existing imports are migrated automatically; no reconfiguration needed.

Super Speedy Imports 2.56 in its changelog

Super Speedy Filters 6.34.1 15 June 2026

Changed use of <p style="display:none"> to HTML comments instead for VERBOSE DEBUG mode.

Super Speedy Filters 6.34.1 in its changelog

Super Speedy Filters 6.34 15 June 2026

Fixed bug where category pages were being treated as shop pages – affected SEO and category filtering unless the category filtering add-on was enabled

Super Speedy Filters 6.34 in its changelog

Super Speedy Search 5.55 15 June 2026

Added meta key axis option to taxonomy suggestions so you can mix and match meta values and term names in the suggestions builder
Updated the Super Speedy Settings page: added a "Recheck Licenses" button above the licence table so customers have a clear way to refresh licence status after a renewal or upgrade without scrolling down to the licence-key field. The button is disabled until a licence key is entered/saved and re-enables as you type.
The Recheck flow now also force-bypasses the auth-server's own 1-hour licence cache (via a force=1 flag on the wpiapi/check_product_key call), so renewals/upgrades that completed less than an hour before a recheck no longer show as expired/exceeded. Normal admin page loads continue to use both caches as before — only an explicit Recheck click bypasses them. (Lives in the super-speedy-settings submodule, so the change propagates to every Super Speedy plugin.)

Super Speedy Search 5.55 in its changelog

Super Speedy Chat 1.10 11 June 2026

Fixed a bug where settings fields could be saved as 0 instead of their correct defaults on a fresh install.

Super Speedy Chat 1.10 in its changelog

Super Speedy Search 5.54 11 June 2026

Fixed error with mysqli error (mysqli_get_server_info(): Argument #1 ($mysql) must be of type mysqli, null given) that could appear in the PHP error log during the WordPress shutdown hook, typically attributed to WooCommerce Action Scheduler. The suggestions/autocomplete handler sss_get_json_Suggestions() was calling $wpdb->close(), which closed the shared global database connection mid-request. WordPress does not reconnect within the same request, so the next code to use the database on shutdown — usually WooCommerce's BatchProcessingController calling Action Scheduler — crashed on the now-null connection handle. The redundant $wpdb->close() call has been removed; PHP closes the connection automatically at the end of the request anyway.

Super Speedy Search 5.54 in its changelog

Super Speedy Chat 1.09 5 June 2026

The "Require login to chat" setting is now actually enforced. Previously the checkbox existed but had no effect; now, when enabled, all visitor endpoints (session/send/poll/email/auto-reply) return 401 for anonymous visitors, and the chat widget replaces the message input with a log in / create account invitation. Conversations from logged-in users are linked to their account as before.
With Require Login enabled, chat requests route through the standard REST API instead of the Ultra Ajax fast path (mu-plugin updated to 1.2.0), since they need real WordPress authentication. Anonymous-friendly sites are unaffected.
Added `SSC_Settings :flush_cache()` for re-reading options mid-request.
The widget footer link no longer claims the plugin is free ("Powered by Super Speedy Chat").
New regression test tests/test-require-login.php.

Super Speedy Chat 1.09 in its changelog

Super Speedy Imports 2.55.9 4 June 2026

New products now get assigned every level of a category path, not just the deepest one. When a product is in Men > T-Shirts, both Men and T-Shirts are attached (matching WP All Import), so parent category pages list the product, breadcrumbs show the full path, and layered-navigation filters include parent categories. A new "Assign every category level" option in Additional Options controls it. New imports default it ON; imports created before this release keep their previous leaf-only behaviour until you switch it on.

Super Speedy Imports 2.55.9 in its changelog

Super Speedy Ajax Prices 1.3 3 June 2026

Added WooCommerce Product Bundles and Composite Products support. When either of those plugins is active, the AJAX stock-refresh response now carries per-child / per-component availability for those product types — bundles include a bundled_items map (per child: in-stock, purchasable, optional, max stock) plus the bundle's overall stock roll-up, and composites include a components map (per component: title, optional flag, default option, and per-option in-stock/purchasable state). This lets fully-cached archive and product pages show accurate per-part availability. Each adapter self-registers only when its parent plugin is present (and is a harmless no-op otherwise), and the data is included only when the "Refresh stock via AJAX" option is enabled. Verified by new end-to-end tests for both product types.
Security hardening the AJAX price/stock endpoint now only ever returns data for Published products. Draft, pending, private, and scheduled products are no longer turned into AJAX placeholders and are skipped by the handler, so unpublished prices and stock levels can no longer be enumerated by unauthenticated visitors. Admins previewing an unpublished product still see the correct price — it simply isn't refreshed via AJAX until the product is published.
Capped the number of products processed per AJAX request (default 200) to prevent a single request from forcing thousands of product loads. The cap is adjustable via the new ssap_max_products_per_request filter — see the Developer Reference KB article.
Hardened request handling so a malformed (non-array) product list can no longer trigger a PHP error; incoming IDs are now de-duplicated and zero-filtered before processing.
Added .kb troubleshooting and developer-reference guides.

Super Speedy Ajax Prices 1.3 in its changelog

Super Speedy Imports 2.55.8 3 June 2026

Fixed a duplicate-key crash during taxonomy import on large catalogues (50,000+ terms per taxonomy), where parallel workers racing to create the same shared term could abort the whole import. Term creation is now serialised and recovers safely if a term already exists. Relationship assignment stays fully parallel, and there is no meaningful speed cost (parallelism was buying almost nothing at this step).

Super Speedy Imports 2.55.8 in its changelog

Super Speedy Imports 2.55.7 2 June 2026

Changed if your CSV lists the featured image in the gallery column too, it now stays in the gallery instead of being silently removed (WooCommerce allows the featured image and gallery to overlap, so that is your choice). This also removes a query that could hang the gallery stage for 20-30 minutes on catalogues where many products share the same image URLs.

Super Speedy Imports 2.55.7 in its changelog

Super Speedy Imports 2.55.6 2 June 2026

Performance gallery image data is now written to the database in batches instead of one write per image, cutting a large chunk of time off the gallery stage on big catalogues (and removing a source of run-to-run variance). No change to what gets written.
The image-upload stage now records download, image-processing, and thumbnail timings in the import history, so you can see whether a slow image import is network-bound or CPU-bound.

Super Speedy Imports 2.55.6 in its changelog

Super Speedy Ajax Prices 1.2 27 May 2026

Updated the Super Speedy Settings page: added a "Recheck Licenses" button above the licence table so customers have a clear way to refresh licence status after a renewal or upgrade without scrolling down to the licence-key field. The button is disabled until a licence key is entered/saved and re-enables as you type.
The Recheck flow now also force-bypasses the auth-server's own 1-hour licence cache (via a force=1 flag on the wpiapi/check_product_key call), so renewals/upgrades that completed less than an hour before a recheck no longer show as expired/exceeded. Normal admin page loads continue to use both caches as before — only an explicit Recheck click bypasses them. (Lives in the super-speedy-settings submodule, so the change propagates to every Super Speedy plugin.)
Added a bunch of playright tests to check for regressions in future deployments

Super Speedy Ajax Prices 1.2 in its changelog

Super Speedy Chat 1.08 27 May 2026

Introduced the add-on extension API (SSC_ADDON_API_VERSION = 1.0) — channel integrations can now ship as separate plugins (WhatsApp, Slack, Telegram, etc.) and plug into core via hooks instead of patching it
Added SSC_Addons registry class — add-ons call SSC_Addons::register() to declare slug, version, channel, and minimum API version requirements
Added PHP message-lifecycle hooks ssc_visitor_message_sent, ssc_admin_reply_sent, ssc_bot_message_sent, ssc_conversation_created, ssc_conversation_status_changed
Added ssc_channels filter for channel registry, ssc_settings_tabs + ssc_register_settings + ssc_sanitize_options for shared settings, ssc_register_rest_routes for REST extension, ssc_conversation_sidebar + ssc_conversation_reply_footer for admin UI panels, ssc_frontend_config + ssc_enqueue_frontend for bubble extension
Added `SSC_Chat :external_inbound() and SSC_Chat::get_or_create_external_conversation()` public helpers so channel add-ons can route inbound messages into core without duplicating participant/message logic
Added channel column to ssc_conversations (default 'website') with one-shot backfill from ssc_discord_threads
Added front-end JS hook system at window.ssc.hooks (inline ~40-line lib, matches wp.hooks API surface) firing ssc.bubble.opened/closed/rendered/messageSent/messageReceived and a ssc.bubble.welcomeMessage filter
Added admin JS hook events ssc.admin.conversationsLoaded and ssc.admin.conversationRowRendered via wp.hooks (admin.js now declares wp-hooks as a dependency)
Refactored Discord integration to use the new extension API — moved tab/section/fields registration, REST routes, message-lifecycle listeners, and admin renderers from core classes into class-ssc-discord.php. Discord is now the reference implementation of the add-on API while remaining bundled with core.
Converted SSC_Admin::field_* and section_* settings renderers to static so add-ons can reuse them
Database schema bumped to v4.0.0
Note hook signatures may change without deprecation notices until the first commercial add-on ships. Once that happens the documented relaxed-deprecation policy applies (deprecations stay live for at least two minor versions).

Super Speedy Chat 1.08 in its changelog

External Images 3.35 26 May 2026

Added new postmeta filter to add front-end gallery compatibility to latest Houzez theme – they no longer use metabox for their metadata

External Images 3.35 in its changelog

Super Speedy Imports 2.55.3 26 May 2026

Performance gallery image attachment rewritten with bulk database writes instead of per-image round-trips, saving significant time on large galleries. Existing gallery entries you added manually are preserved.
Performance the postmeta-update stage now warms the database cache up front, avoiding a slow cold-cache first update on large imports.

Super Speedy Imports 2.55.3 in its changelog

Super Speedy Imports 2.55.2 26 May 2026

Fixed with the opt-in "Merge duplicate term slugs" policy, hierarchical terms whose slug had been auto-renamed to avoid a clash (e.g. a second T-Shirts under a different parent) could fail to import. They now match by name as well as slug.
Performance reworked the hierarchical taxonomy update to use an indexed temporary table, speeding up large taxonomies and sidestepping some database-version optimiser quirks.

Super Speedy Imports 2.55.2 in its changelog

Super Speedy Imports 2.55.1 26 May 2026

Improved diagnostics the postmeta-update stage now prints per-key progress (name, row count, elapsed time) so a slow individual update is visible instead of the stage appearing to hang, and failures to import hierarchical terms now report the likely cause (e.g. collation mismatch or an invisible character) rather than a raw row dump.

Super Speedy Imports 2.55.1 in its changelog

Super Speedy Imports 2.55.0 26 May 2026

Performance image URL to attachment matching now uses a dedicated lookup table, giving fast constant-time lookups regardless of URL length (including long CDN-signed URLs that previously matched poorly).
Fixed a gallery query that could hang for 20+ minutes on catalogues where many products share the same image URLs.
A one-off migration builds the lookup table on the first import after upgrading. New wp ssi resync-image-lookup command rebuilds it on demand after manual media-library edits or a backup restore.
Note for add-on / custom-template authors: stages that looked up an attachment by the old original_image_url postmeta should now use the wp_ssi_image_lookup table.

Super Speedy Imports 2.55.0 in its changelog

Super Speedy Imports 2.54.4 25 May 2026

Performance CSVs where many products share the same image URL (placeholders, product-family hero shots, etc.) no longer re-download that image once per product. Only the first occurrence is fetched; the rest reuse the same attachment. A 50,000-product CSV with 5,000 unique images now does 5,000 downloads instead of 50,000.
Performance image downloads now distribute evenly across parallel workers regardless of CSV ordering. Previously certain orderings could leave one worker doing all the work while the others idled.
Combined, a large import with lots of repeated image URLs can drop from around 5 hours to 5-10 minutes.
Note products sharing an image URL now share a single attachment and its metadata (alt / title / caption / description), which matches standard WordPress behaviour. Nothing changes for CSVs with unique image URLs.

Super Speedy Imports 2.54.4 in its changelog

Super Speedy Imports 2.54.3 25 May 2026

New ssi_allow_private_image_hosts filter to opt into fetching images from private / loopback / LAN hosts. Default off (secure by default); useful for staging setups or an internal image server. Only the private-IP rejection is bypassable, and only for hosts you explicitly allow.

Super Speedy Imports 2.54.3 in its changelog

Super Speedy Imports 2.54.2 24 May 2026

Critical fix: --file= (import an alternate CSV) was ignored by parallel workers, so multi-worker imports loaded the original file instead. It is now applied correctly across all workers.
Critical fix: --show-sql behaved incorrectly on multi-worker imports, where workers could execute writes the parent was only meant to print. It is now safe across all workers.
Improved ACF / SCF custom-field import support, including groups, repeaters and multi-value choice fields, plus a warning if a mapped ACF field has been deleted, renamed or changed type since you saved the import.

Super Speedy Imports 2.54.2 in its changelog

Super Speedy Imports 2.54 24 May 2026

New ssi_stage_starting and ssi_stage_ending action hooks fire around every stage, so add-on plugins can extend any stage (current or future) without modifying core code.
New ACF / SCF custom-field import support (Phase 1), writing postmeta via bulk SQL for around 17 field types including text, number, date/time, select, checkbox, radio, true/false, WYSIWYG, link, group and repeater. Image, file, gallery, flexible-content and multi-value relational fields are not yet covered (handled separately or planned for a later phase).
Changed the database schema upgrade check now also runs at the start of CLI / cron imports, so sites that auto-update without visiting wp-admin stay on the correct schema.

Super Speedy Imports 2.54 in its changelog