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Limit Orders for WooCommerce · support · 2021-02-12T14:13:00+00:00

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mikegs101 resolved
Hey guys! Once again, absolutely love this plugin as it delivers something that nobody else does and it does so perfectly! My only question would be, is there any way at all to set it to only limit Processing orders instead of all orders? Currently, if somebody places an actual order (being marked as Processing), and two other customers merely add the item to cart / change their mind on the Checkout page, the plugin counts all of that as 3 orders. So technically, if I were to limit it to 10 orders a day, that would mean only 3 actual orders and 7 others where the customers changed their mind. Any chance this can be achieved currently, or implemented at any point? Thank you so much! This seems like it may be unique to your store, as WooCommerce typically doesn’t create an order record until it’s actually been submitted (before that, the items are stored in the cart/session). The logic responsible for determining how many orders “count” against the limit is explicitly performing a WC_Order_Query , so carts shouldn’t be included. To help troubleshoot, could you please grab the WooCommerce System Report (“WooCommerce > Status” in WP Admin) and either upload it here or email it to me at sgrunwell AT liquidweb DOT com?

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Steve Grunwell 2021-02-16T05:00:00+00:00

This seems like it may be unique to your store, as WooCommerce typically doesn’t create an order record until it’s actually been submitted (before that, the items are stored in the cart/session). The logic responsible for determining how many orders “count” against the limit is explicitly performing a WC_Order_Query , so carts shouldn’t be included. To help troubleshoot, could you please grab the WooCommerce System Report (“WooCommerce > Status” in WP Admin) and either upload it here or email it to me at sgrunwell AT liquidweb DOT com?