[Sathanda SA de CV]

Hi,

I’m having an issue where the store name entered by the vendor during registration is not being saved correctly. Instead of using the value entered in the “Store Name” field (vendor_page_title), the system defaults to using the user_login as the store title and slug.

Here’s what I’ve confirmed:

– The submitted value is correctly present in the $_POST[‘mvx_vendor_fields’] array during the mvx_after_register_vendor action.

– I’ve tried updating both pv_shop_name and vendor_page_title user meta, and even using $vendor->update_page_title() and wp_update_term() to update the term in dc_vendor_shop, but nothing works — the API (/wp-json/mvx/v1/vendors/{id}) still shows the user_login as the store name (shop.title).

It seems like the term for the vendor store is being overwritten after the mvx_after_register_vendor hook is triggered.

Thank you for your help.

Best regards,
José Luis Mendoza
SHSHAPP Platform

[Anushka Sinha]

Hi there, Thank you for reaching out to us.

You’re absolutely right. There is currently an issue with the store name field when vendor approval is set to manual. However, when the approval is set to automatic, the store name entered by the user is saved correctly without any issues.

We’d like to share that we’re in the process of a major revamp of our plugin’s core structure, and this particular flow will be properly addressed in the upcoming release.

In the meantime, for users who are using the manual approval setting, we’ve created a temporary workaround. This patch ensures the store name is saved correctly by forcefully overriding the metadata. That said, we do not recommend using this workaround unless absolutely necessary, as it is not an ideal long-term solution.

If you still wish to proceed, you can download the temporary plugin from the following link: https://github.com/user-promi/MultiVendorX/archive/refs/heads/store-name.zip and follow the below steps –
– Delete the installed MultiVendorX via wp-admin >> plugin
– Unzip the GitHub plugin
– Rename the folder as “dc-woocommerce-multi-vendor” and Now, zip this folder again.
– Install this plugin on your site.

Please note that this workaround is only applicable for manual approvals and will not work if you’re using automatic approval.

We truly appreciate your patience and understanding as we work towards improving this flow in the upcoming version. If you have any further questions, feel free to let us know.

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