Vendor Management mobile rendering fixes. The Vendors table was broken at 390px — columns crushed to ~40px causing vertical text — and now scrolls horizontally. Settings and Commission inputs respect container width at narrow widths.
Vendor Management completes its React SPA migration with Faz B: the Vendors, Commission, and Settings tabs are now fully client-side. Seven new REST endpoints, three new React components, and an N+1 query fix for vendor listing.
Two additions to Vendor Management: a one-click Unsuspend action for suspended vendors, and a Rate History table in the Commission tab showing the full audit trail of platform-wide commission policies.
The Pending Applications and IBAN Requests admin tabs have been completely rewritten as a React SPA backed by a dedicated REST API — eliminating full-page PHP renders and introducing 7 new REST endpoints for programmatic access.
A small but important patch on top of v4.38.0. After the Vendor Directory release we ran a /wp-conductor post-merge audit on the v4.37.0 → v4.38.0 chain — two real findings and a dormant production defect surfaced from the new test coverage. v4.38.1 closes them all so the six-release deploy bundle is clean.
A public, Pro-gated vendor catalogue lands in Rentiva. Customers can now discover all your active vendors in one place — filter by city, badge status, and minimum rating; sort by reputation, recency, or alphabetically; click any card to land on the vendor's public profile (introduced in v4.37.0). This release closes the marketplace discovery loop.
Seven UX findings on the vendor profile page deferred from v4.37.0/v4.37.1 close in v4.37.2: a deterministic SVG initials avatar that replaces the Gravatar mystery-man silhouette without breaking third-party avatar plugins, a vehicle thumbnail cascade that falls back through featured image → gallery → compact card, an SEO defaults class that yields to Yoast / Rank Math / AIOSEO when present, a hero CTA stack with filterable URLs, scoped CSS class names, and a mobile breakpoint that finally collapses small screens to a single column.
Three smoke-test findings on the freshly-shipped v4.37.0 vendor profile page are closed in v4.37.1: a badge that defaulted to "New Vendor" for every vendor regardless of their score, a misleading "X reviews" label whose number was actually the count of booking-time star ratings, and review stars that disappeared on the public profile when reviews were imported from third-party plugins.
Every approved vendor now has a public face. v4.37.0 ships a dedicated profile page at /vendor/<slug>/ (or /bayi/<slug>/ on Turkish sites), wired up across a canonical shortcode, a Gutenberg block, and an Elementor widget — all delegating to a single renderer. Schema.org LocalBusiness JSON-LD goes out in <head> so search engines and social previews can read the vendor as a discrete entity, not as a slice of the homepage.
A shared infrastructure for vendor → admin reports lands in v4.35.0. Five contexts, one custom table, one shared modal, one admin "Bayi Raporları" page. Plus the withdrawal/pause reason capture flow: when a vendor withdraws a vehicle and explains why, the penalty is suspended until an admin reviews the appeal — accept, the vendor keeps their score; reject, the penalty applies retroactively.