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supportHello if yes, any settings needed please? thanks
I’m not very familiar with WooCommerce, personally. Does it have some custom error logs? In general, ELM should show anything that’s logged to the default error log, even if the error messages are in a custom format.
For an e-commerce site, monitoring errors log on woocommerce is much much important. An typical case is that we forgot to have a test after update a plugin, like PayPal payment plugin, if there is a bug , it might cause failed payment. Several days later, you might be curious why there is no orders. There will be loss a lot when you finnal note that there is error log on woocommerce. by default, logs on woocommerce is always on. I am not coding background, but I think the logs of woocommerce is in different directory , and please check it at https://woocommerce.com/document/finding-php-error-logs/
It looks like the page that you linked mentions two logs: a “WooCommerce Fatal Errors log” and the general PHP error log. This plugin will show the general PHP error log if logging is configured on your server (i.e. the error_log setting is set to a valid, full file path). It will not show any custom log files that other plugins might create.
I’m not very familiar with WooCommerce, personally. Does it have some custom error logs? In general, ELM should show anything that’s logged to the default error log, even if the error messages are in a custom format.
For an e-commerce site, monitoring errors log on woocommerce is much much important. An typical case is that we forgot to have a test after update a plugin, like PayPal payment plugin, if there is a bug , it might cause failed payment. Several days later, you might be curious why there is no orders. There will be loss a lot when you finnal note that there is error log on woocommerce. by default, logs on woocommerce is always on. I am not coding background, but I think the logs of woocommerce is in different directory , and please check it at https://woocommerce.com/document/finding-php-error-logs/
It looks like the page that you linked mentions two logs: a “WooCommerce Fatal Errors log” and the general PHP error log. This plugin will show the general PHP error log if logging is configured on your server (i.e. the error_log setting is set to a valid, full file path). It will not show any custom log files that other plugins might create.