The last three releases of every CodeOn plugin, summarised in a couple of paragraphs the way a merchant would actually want to read them — no commit lists, no contributor blurbs, no GitHub footers. Filter by plugin or by change type to find what you care about.
You can now translate your site title and tagline directly under the Multilingual Strings settings. These translated details automatically appear to shoppers browsing in that language and are included in their order emails. If you are migrating from WPML, the importer now brings over your previous site titles, taglines, widget titles, and search engine language codes, while keeping the correct language assigned to older orders.
We also fixed an issue where sending bulk order emails in multiple languages could cause subsequent emails or your admin dashboard to display in the wrong language. Additionally, sitemaps generated by Rank Math now correctly list translated products, pages, and categories under their dedicated addresses.
We have improved compatibility with third-party plugins that rely on translation tracking, such as PixelYourSite. Translated product pages now correctly link back to their original items, ensuring your Facebook product catalog stays accurate and consistent across all languages.
This enhancement runs automatically in the background without adding any new settings or extra database overhead to your store.
We updated the plugin's display name on your Installed Plugins page to CodeOn BOG Installments for WooCommerce. This helps keep all CodeOn plugins neatly organized together in your WordPress dashboard.
All your current settings, installment options, and checkout features remain exactly the same. No additional action is needed on your end.
We updated the plugin's name on your WordPress Plugins screen to CodeOn Balance ↔ WooCommerce Sync. This ensures all CodeOn plugins are grouped neatly together in your plugins list for easier navigation.
All your existing settings, connections, and sync configurations remain completely unaffected, so no extra steps are needed on your end.
We updated the name listed on your WordPress Plugins screen to CodeOn QuickShipper Delivery for WooCommerce. This helps keep all CodeOn plugins neatly organized together in your store dashboard.
All of your existing settings, shipping options, and delivery workflows remain completely unchanged. You do not need to make any adjustments after updating.
We updated the name of this plugin on your WordPress Plugins screen to CodeOn Fina ↔ WooCommerce Sync. This change simply helps keep all of your CodeOn plugins neatly organized together in your dashboard list.
All of your existing settings, configurations, and sync workflows remain exactly as they were, so no extra steps are needed on your end.
We updated the display name of the plugin on your WordPress Plugins page to CodeOn TBC Card Payments for WooCommerce. This helps keep all CodeOn plugins neatly organized together in your site dashboard.
Your payment settings and checkout process remain completely unchanged and will continue working as expected.
We have updated the display name of this plugin on your WordPress Plugins screen to CodeOn TBC Online Installments for WooCommerce. This helps keep all of your CodeOn plugins neatly grouped together in your installed plugins list.
This update is purely organizational and does not affect your checkout process, installment settings, or store setup in any way. Everything continues to work seamlessly for you and your shoppers.
We updated the plugin display name on your WordPress Plugins screen to CodeOn Liberty Card Payments for WooCommerce. This helps keep all your CodeOn plugins neatly grouped together in your installed plugins list.
All of your existing payment settings and checkout features remain exactly the same, so no extra setup is required on your end.
We updated the display name of the plugin in your WordPress dashboard. It is now listed as CodeOn Flitt Payments for WooCommerce, making it easier to keep all of your CodeOn plugins neatly grouped together in your plugins list.
Your payment settings, checkout flow, and store functionality remain completely untouched and continue to work as expected.
The plugin is now listed as "CodeOn Credo Installments for WooCommerce" on the WordPress Plugins screen, so all CodeOn plugins sit together in the list. Nothing else changes.…
We updated the plugin's display name on your WordPress Plugins screen to CodeOn BOG Card Payments for WooCommerce. This change helps keep all your CodeOn plugins neatly organized together in your installed plugins list.
Everything else in the plugin continues to work exactly as before, so no action or re-configuration is needed on your part.
Fixed: courier options could disappear from the checkout until someone pressed "Test connection". Without a valid QuickShipper sign-in, the checkout waited for a WordPress background job to sign in again, and on sites where background jobs had stopped that never happened. The checkout now signs in by itself: quickly (one price lookup waits at most 6 seconds in total), once for all shoppers arriving together, and at most once a minute while QuickShipper's sign-in is down.
Fixed: the number of months the customer picks on the installment estimator is now sent to Credo, on the classic and the block-based Checkout and on the "Pay for order" page. Before, Credo always received the "Installment length" from the settings. The estimator now also offers the shop's own installment length (for example 15 months) and starts on it, so a customer who doesn't touch the slider gets exactly that term.
Fixed: the number of months the customer picks on the installment estimator is now sent to Bank of Georgia, on the classic and the block-based Checkout. Before, the bank always received the "Default term" from the settings, whatever the customer picked.
New: on WooCommerce's block-based Checkout, Bank of Georgia installments now shows the monthly-payment estimator and "Buy now, pay later" shows the four-payment breakdown, the same as on the classic checkout.
New: the monthly-payment estimator now also shows on WooCommerce's block-based Checkout when Credo installments is selected, and follows the order total when shipping or a coupon changes it. As on the classic checkout it is an estimate; Credo's own page shows the binding terms.…
Block-based Checkout New: QuickShipper now works on WooCommerce's block-based Cart and Checkout (the default for new WooCommerce shops). The delivery-point map sits at the top of "Shipping options", with its own address search. Moving the pin fills in the street, city and postcode and updates the courier prices, the same as on the classic checkout.
New: the SMS consent checkbox now also appears on WooCommerce's block-based Checkout (WooCommerce 8.9 or newer), under "Additional order information". Before, buyers on the Checkout block had no way to opt in. It is never pre-ticked, and the order stores the answer together with the exact wording, the same as on the classic checkout. For block-checkout orders, changing that tick on the order edit screen now updates the customer's consent.
Checkout New: the Personal ID field now also appears on WooCommerce's block-based Checkout (WooCommerce 8.9 or newer), in the Contact information step. Before, shops using the Checkout block never asked for it, so their orders reached Fina without the buyer's ID.
The plugin now tells WooCommerce that it supports the block-based Checkout and High-Performance Order Storage (HPOS), so WooCommerce no longer lists it as possibly incompatible. Payments work exactly as before.…
The plugin now tells WooCommerce that it supports the block-based Checkout and High-Performance Order Storage (HPOS), so WooCommerce no longer lists it as possibly incompatible. Payments work exactly as before.…
Fix — TBC Card (and TBC Part by part) now works with WooCommerce's block-based Checkout. On shops whose checkout page uses the Checkout block (the default for new WooCommerce sites), enabling it could leave the whole checkout stuck on its grey loading placeholders.
Fix — TBC Installments now works with WooCommerce's block-based Checkout. On shops whose checkout page uses the Checkout block (the default for new WooCommerce sites), enabling it could leave the whole checkout stuck on its grey loading placeholders.
Fixed: on WooCommerce 8.9 and newer, the Personal ID / Tax ID field was missing from the order edit screen for orders placed on the classic checkout, orders you created yourself in the admin, and block-checkout orders where the buyer left it empty — so you couldn't add or correct it before sending the order to Balance. The field is back on those orders.
Change — Local sandbox now works for every visitor. When Environment is set to Local sandbox, anyone visiting the shop can choose BoG Card and pay with the test card, logged in or not, so you can send a site you are building to a client and let them try the checkout themselves. The "Show Local sandbox at checkout only to shop managers" setting is gone: with it ticked, guests saw no payment method and got "Invalid payment method".
New: Strings → Translate automatically first says how many strings it would translate, about how many characters and, with CodeOn credits, about what it costs; only a second click ("Translate N strings") starts it, so a stray click never spends. New: while strings translate automatically, the progress bar counts up from the real total and Stop ends the run after the batch in progress, keeping what was translated. Changed: Multilingual → Credits shows spending only: today, the…
This update brings routine maintenance and updated documentation for managing the plugin via the command line. It also establishes our new delivery system for seamless future updates.
Nothing changes for your daily store operations or customer experience. You can safely update and continue using the plugin as usual.
CodeOn Architect is now sold on codeon.ge: the dashboard needs an active licence (your site keeps working without one), and the plugin has a new icon in the CodeOn family style.…
CodeOn Architect has officially joined the CodeOn plugin family. You will now find your license settings neatly organized under the main CodeOn menu in your WordPress dashboard, making it simpler to manage your plugins in one central location.
This update also improves how you receive automatic plugin updates directly from our website, alongside built-in security protections to ensure your store stays safe and runs genuine software.
Orders sent to Fina Fixed: a failed order export retried every minute forever — and when Fina had already saved the document before the reply was lost (a timeout or server error), every retry created another customer order or stock-out document in Fina and deducted the stock again.
Stock and prices Fixed: when an item sold out in Balance, your site kept selling it at its last stock level. Balance leaves sold-out items out of its stock list, and the import skipped them as "no stock". Products already on your site now always get their stock and price — sold out means 0 and out of stock. Only brand-new items wait until they have a price and stock. Fixed: a "minimum spend" (conditional) discount in Balance put every product on your site on sale.
Amount check before an order is marked paid. The plugin now remembers the total it sent to TBC for each application and compares it with the amount TBC reports. If they don't match, the order stays on-hold, is not marked paid, and "Approve with TBC" is not sent — you get one order note explaining the difference. If TBC's reply carries no amount at all, a warning is written to WooCommerce → Status → Logs and the order is handled as before.
Fixed: a paid order can no longer be switched to Failed or Cancelled by a late "declined" or "expired" message from Flitt. Flitt closes an abandoned payment attempt up to ten hours later; that message now only adds a note to the order. Orders paid through Flitt are also protected if any other plugin tries to fail or cancel them automatically. Fixed: if a customer starts a second Flitt payment for the same order, the plugin now keeps track of every attempt.
Fix — "pay at a terminal" orders are no longer marked as paid too early. When a customer picks Liberty's self-service terminal option, they only get a payment code on Liberty's page; the money arrives when they pay at the terminal. Such orders now go On hold with a note instead of Processing. Confirm the payment in the Liberty merchant portal before shipping. Fix — pre-authorised payments now go On hold, not Processing.
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Fixed: the message box for each order status was invisible. Ticking "Text the customer" appeared to do nothing, so there was no way to write a template at all. The boxes now appear as soon as you tick the switch. The tab is now called Templates rather than Messages, which is what it actually is. Fixed: test messages were never written to the delivery log, so the log looked broken after sending one.
Fixed: campaigns could not be sent. The Preview and Send now buttons, and Resend in the delivery log, did nothing at all — they reported "Settings saved" and stopped there. All of them now work. Fixed: Resend could text the wrong customer.
This update includes some behind-the-scenes improvements to keep your plugin running smoothly. You won't notice any changes in how you use the plugin or how your customers check out, but these updates help us maintain the plugin's stability and prepare for future enhancements.