Hi,
Thank you for the details, it helps us a lot.
1. That means, that either the file is missing from the server, or there is a malfunctioning mod_rewrite rule in the .htaccess file, or a different misconfiguration in the permalink structure. If the file indeed exists, but is not reachable, then the most likely cause is a misconfiguration with the permalinks – the server probably tries to fetch a product/post or other page instead of the file, which is not correct.
I recommend checking if the file exists first, if so, then checking the permalink configuration. If the does not exist, then reinstalling the plugin will help. If not, then you will have to check the permalink/mod_rewrite rules, unfortunately those are out of the scope of this plugin.
2. Make sure to increase the results page limit to a higher number: https://i.imgur.com/kLdTfpJ.png
3. This is a tough one, as WooCommerce does not have this restriction by default, I assume you have an additional plugin installed to restrict the access? If so, is there an API available for it? I’m asking, because the only way to resolve this for sure it by making a custom code – but for that I will have to know if the plugin has an API – namely a function that can check if the current user has access to a specific product by ID. Any other alternatives could help – like perhaps a meta based filter or taxonomy term based filter etc..
4. Try changing this option to 50 as well: https://i.imgur.com/pY5pF4K.png
The plugin tries to get the results count per page automatically, but if the theme uses a different value or there is a plugin affecting it, it is better to set it manually as well.
5. This is probably because of the mismatching results per page count, related to issue 4. It is very likely going to be resolved with that.
6. Do you mean on the results page, or somewhere else? The results page is controlled by the theme, the plugin cannot affect that. Let me know.
7. It currently looks okay on my end: https://i.imgur.com/w84qM2u.png
