WooCommerce Wishlists v2.4.2

WooCommerce Wishlists v2.3.19
*** WooCommerce Wishlist Changelog ***
2026.07.09 - version 2.3.19
* Fix: Restored the $wishlists global used by the [wc_wishlists_button] shortcode; a 2.3.18 change stopped setting it, causing a fatal error (method call on null) wherever that shortcode rendered the wishlist button.

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WooCommerce Wishlists v2.3.20
2026.08.12 - version 2.3.20
* Fix: On single-site WordPress, deactivating WooCommerce while Wishlists was active caused a fatal error on both the front end and wp-admin instead of the "requires WooCommerce" notice, locking the site out entirely. The load-order check added in 2.3.18 called wp_get_active_network_plugins(), which WordPress only defines on multisite. Affects 2.3.18 and 2.3.19.
* Refactor: The extension now initializes on the 'plugins_loaded'...

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WooCommerce Wishlists v2.3.22
* Tweak - WordPress 7.1 Compatibility.

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WooCommerce Wishlists v2.3.23
* Update: WordPress 6.5 is now the minimum supported version

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WooCommerce Wishlists v2.4.0
2026.09.03 - version 2.4.0
* New: A new Add to Wishlist button. It shows whether the product is already saved - outlined icon when it is not, solid when it is - and keeps whatever wording you configured. Choose a heart, bookmark, star or gift icon, drawn in your theme's button colour. Screen readers hear "Saved" or "Saved to 3 lists"; the wording is a new "Saved State Text" setting.
* New: Saving stays on the page. The list picker opens as a dialog...

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WooCommerce Wishlists v2.4.2
* Fix: On a product page that also lists other products - related products, upsells, or any shop loop - an Add to Wishlist button on one of those could act on the product at the top of the page instead of its own. With a variation chosen above, opening one of those buttons showed the list as already saved, and unticking it removed the product from the top of the page rather than the one whose button was open. Each button now reads only its own product's form.
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