I'm getting an error when trying to update FluentCart Pro from my Plugins dashboard. The base version updates without any problem. The error message is:

'An error occurred while updating FluentCart Pro: Download failed. Unprocessable Entity'

I downloaded the file from my Fluentcart.com account. It uploaded without any error at all.

Hey friends, im trying to build a custom product template for FluentCart and I cant quite get the add to cart button to work. I dont want to use the native element that FluentCart provides, but rather a custom button that i make with the Bricks builder. Any one have any ideas?

I'm using the coupon scheduling feature (Start Date & Time / End Date & Time) and I need to understand which timezone is used when these fields are evaluated.

Specifically:

1. Does FluentCart use the WordPress timezone setting (Settings > General) to interpret the coupon start/end times?
2. Or does it use UTC, the server timezone, or something else?

This matters a lot to me because I run time-sensitive promotions that must expire at a precise local time. If the timezone reference isn't clear, I risk the coupon expiring too early or too late for my audience.

Thank you for clarifying this.

I would love to have two features available in FluentCart Storage:

1) Storage Shortcodes

This way I can have something like "[r2mv id='303']". Where r2mv = R2 Media Vault, and the id='303' is the short code ID of the longer URL created by FluentCart

Dear Team Leader, the FluentCart Team

While using the offline Payment method, the subscription based product, when manually marked as Payment done, still shows the subscription as pending, although the order is shown as completed and paid. To make matters worse, there is not any setting to mark the subscription plan as "Active" once the order is marked as paid.

Would appreciate if you could say a word or two on this SERIOUS issue that directly affects transactions in business.

Please. i dont know how can i add only "Add to Cart" Button on Bricks. Already make support ticket.

I want only add to cart button. no add quantity etc

I tried working with Fluentcart. I was really hoping to use it and abandon WooCommerce. But it's not possible for a European. Managing VAT, OSS rules, and invoicing with nomenclatures based on country and company structure makes the tool unusable (in my opinion). I'll try again later. I created a plugin that was supposed to link it to Vosfactures, which handles my invoicing. I'm completely stuck. It's so frustrating. So I'm going back to WooCommerce.☹️

This past week, we shipped five releases in five days. Monday to Friday. Today I want to share what made it possible.

It started late on a Friday night. I messaged the team: "What about we do 5 releases next week?"

Our PM replied "2/day will be better." He was being sarcastic. Nobody thought it was serious.

We did it anyway.

You saw it happen live. Packaging and the new variation editor on Monday. The EDD migrator on Tuesday. S3 and Cloudflare R2 on Wednesday. Advanced inventory on Thursday. Full browsing history inside every order on Friday.

150+ pull requests. Five different release leads. Zero weekends worked.

Some of those features were already built and just sitting there waiting. The bottleneck was never the code. It was everything around it. So we fixed that pipeline and ran it five days straight.

The 5 changes that made it possible:

1. Devs write the release notes, not marketing. The person who built the feature knows the edge cases and what users actually need to understand to get value out of it.
2. Docs ship before the release, not after. If the docs are not ready, the release does not go out. Dev, docs, and release all land on the same day.
3. Deploy to ourselves first. Every release goes to fluentcart.com before it reaches wp.org or our Pro customers. FluentLogs is our final safety net in production.
4. Rotate the release lead. Each day a different person owned the release from start to finish. It stopped being five releases I was managing and became five releases five people owned.
5. Test on every PR, not at the end. Human testing runs in parallel with development, so by the time code is ready to ship, most of the testing is already done.

I wrote a longer post on what we changed and why, with the before-and-after diagrams of our pipeline and what we have learned. You can read it here:

https://fluentcart.com/blog/five-releases-in-five-days/

What was your favorite release from the week? Curious to hear what actually made a difference for you.

I have software subscription made wth fluent cart. It's a monthly subscription. I noticed that after the first moth the fluent cart deducted the moeny via stripe but didnt update the status of the order and next billing date as well. Which resulted in cancellation of the subscription and next billing date was 1899 so basically it wasnt going to update it. This is a critical issue i am thinking of moving all my stores back to woo if this isnt fixed because this caused us headache and alot of customer support time. If you are building a production webstore stay with woo for now fluent isnt production ready yet!!
I really like fluent products but unfortunately this shaked my trust badly. Kindly fix this issue asap. It would atleast save us development time of moving all stores back to woo.
If anyone faces the same problem you can just update the subscription status in db
fct_subscriptions -> [choose the customer row] -> update these colums next_billing__at and status

I am sorry for my harsh post but this reality and may save alot of headache for the people who are trying to move productions sites from woo to fluent cart.

I am curious what others think about fluent cart as i may have a use for it now that I sell 5 digital services and I think using a cart would be more professional then using fluent forms for payment.

What do you think?

Thank you