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Are there any errors with the WooCommerce plugin?
1 Email notification errors. In some cases, WooCommerce may not be able to send email notifications such as new orders, order information, etc. 2 Server configuration errors. 3 WooCommerce/WordPress setup and versions. 4 Theme and plugins compatibility issues. 5 PHP errors. 6 Plugin error and cross-plugin conflict.
Why does WooCommerce not send email notifications?
In some cases, WooCommerce may not be able to send email notifications such as new orders, order information, etc. This has to do with errors that occur when server configurations display some odd behaviors. Sometimes the hosting service providers may not have setup sessions properly.
How does the retry system work in WooCommerce?
The retry process is based on a set of retry rules, as explained in the Store Owner Guide to the Failed Payment Retry System. These rules can be customized by changing both the default rule applied to all failed payments in the store and/or one specific rule applied to a given order.
How do I increase memory limit in WooCommerce?
To increase it, you have to access the root folder of your remote site and look for the wp-config.php file. Next, right-click on it and select View/Edit to open in on your text editor. Then add define ( ‘WP_MEMORY_LIMIT’, ‘256M’ ); to it as shown in the image.
Do you have a WordPress hacked redirect infection?
If your answer to any of the following is, “Yes,” then you have the redirect malware infection: This might sound totally crazy, but the first check is actually the least common. As we mentioned before, the WordPress hacked redirect issue has far too many variants to pinpoint (more on this later).
Why are tax rates not saving in WooCommerce?
If you notice things like tax rates not saving, Suhosin (a security module in PHP) may be preventing the POST data from being saved or you may be on PHP 5.3.9+ with max_input_vars being limited. W3 Total Cache breaks wp-cron that certain extensions need to work properly. This can cause issues with WooCommerce Subscriptions and Follow Ups.
Why does caching make a difference in WooCommerce?
Caching can make a big difference in performance for WooCommerce sites because they tend to have larger databases than informational sites. Browser caching helps store some web files locally on a user’s browser and this reduces the number of server requests when a page is loaded.
Why is my WooCommerce order status still processing?
The WooCommerce order status can also be a cause for confusion in terms of orders and payments. While there can be bugs related to the order status, this is more often a user error. By default, all product orders are listed as “processing” in the WordPress dashboard, after the payment has been received and stock has been reduced.
Do you need to know the product ID in WooCommerce?
Of course, not always you have access to the $product variable (I’m talking about WooCommerce hooks for example), so you’re also required to understand your case scenario and see if you can “get” that $product object in another way. For example, you might know the $product_id.
What happens when you delete an object in WooCommerce?
When save is called, the data store is used to store data to the database. Delete removes the object from the database. save must be called for changes to persist, otherwise they will be discarded.
What to do if you have a fatal error in WordPress?
If you have a fatal error on your site that is preventing you from accessing the WordPress Admin, you can take the following steps to correct this.