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Is it possible to remove all data from WooCommerce?
Your settings, orders, products, pages, etc… will still exist in the database. In this tutorial, I will show you how to just do that in under 2 minutes. If you need to remove ALL WooCommerce data, including products, order history, reports, etc., you need to be able to modify the site’s wp-config.php file to set a constant as true.
Why did I have to delete all my WC orders?
Two days ago i had to delete all my WC orders (more than 2.000 orders) because i wanted to do a clean importation of orders. The problem is when you have a lot of orders, you can lose hours deleting per 50 orders every time and later doing the same cleaning the trash, because more than this in the same request, the WP/Server will give you an error.
Can you turn off refunded status on WooCommerce?
For example if you do not plan to make refunds via website, you may turn off «Refunded» status with no problems. All the code from this post you can insert to your current theme functions.php file.
How to delete all your orders and save you time?
I recommend WP-CLI for this, you can run a command to delete all posts of a specific type, and if you add the –force directive, this avoids trash altogether. For example, the following command would delete all shop-order posts, bypassing trash altogether.
How to add sample data in WooCommerce ( + product images )?
Follow the instructions in our step by step WooCommerce tutorial. Now that you have installed WooCommerce, let’s add some sample product data to your store. First, you need to visit the Products » All Products page in your WordPress admin area and click on the ‘Start Import’ button. You will then see the product importer page.
How to create a dummy order in WooCommerce?
The easiest way to create dummy orders in WooCommerce is to simply go through the checkout process yourself. It’s easy to do this without spending any money and without changing the prices of your products.
Can You Test Your WooCommerce theme without products?
You can test your WooCommerce theme, try essential WooCommerce plugins, and set up your store without adding your own products. Adding dummy WooCommerce products enables you to offer a better customer experience in your store when you go live with real products.