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    spontaneously changed inventory

    Has anybody experienced products spontaneously going from sold or out of stock to in-stock?
    I have a customer that has experienced this twice.
    Suivant ReadyTheme.
    Miva Merchant 9.0003
    MivaScript Engine v5.22
    Last edited by cway; 06-30-15, 08:56 AM.
    Trent Studios, LLC
    Graphic Design, Website Design
    TrentStudios.com
    (970) 568-8652

    #2
    Re: spontaneously changed inventory

    Only when deleting baskets and not accounting for dead basket inventory.
    Thanks,

    Rick Wilson
    CEO
    Miva, Inc.
    [email protected]
    https://www.miva.com

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      #3
      Re: spontaneously changed inventory

      Excellent point, Rick!
      Thanks
      Trent Studios, LLC
      Graphic Design, Website Design
      TrentStudios.com
      (970) 568-8652

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        #4
        Re: spontaneously changed inventory

        I don't think it can be dead baskets since the items have in fact sold.
        It happened again yesterday.
        The situation: I have a client that sells one-of-a-kind jewelry (PaulaMontgomery.com). She's using the Suivant ReadyTheme. When an item sells, she unassigns it from what category it was in, and assigns it to a category called Sold. That way, people can see stuff that she's made. She's using Miva's built-in inventory. Yesterday, several items that sold, all of a sudden went from an inventory of zero to an inventory of 1.
        9.0003
        Trent Studios, LLC
        Graphic Design, Website Design
        TrentStudios.com
        (970) 568-8652

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          #5
          Re: spontaneously changed inventory

          You should open a ticket, we'll probably need to look at the logs or try and recreate it.
          Thanks,

          Rick Wilson
          CEO
          Miva, Inc.
          [email protected]
          https://www.miva.com

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