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Sequential Order Numbers for WooCommerce · review · 2015-11-12T11:56:00+00:00

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review · 1 stars
tj-a unresolved
This was installed on a WordPress instance for a client – started taking orders and it was replacing existing posts (the home page!!!) with the new order records. Should have used a separate table with an FK back to the actual post. Whoever wrote this plugin is either new to programming or has been the subject of a botched lobotomy – either way they probably step away from the keyboard. Really? I was about to install this plugin. Thanks you @tom Bombadil there’s no way code-wise for the plugin to write or replace posts, and it’s entirely scoped to the shop_order post type, so there’s not really a way for this issue to occur. You should be clear to use this, and if you run into any questions or issues, we’re happy to help out in the forum 🙂 Thanks! I created an account here specifically because this caused an hour of downtime and I wanted to warn others. After a process of elimination it was indeed determined by our tech team that this plugin was the cause, whether or not it was an issue that’s since been fixed – this plugin was definitely the cause of the problem. Pretty sure we didn’t imagine it ><.

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Tom Bombadil 2015-11-24T08:55:00+00:00

Really? I was about to install this plugin. Thanks you

SkyVerge 2015-11-24T20:42:00+00:00

@tom Bombadil there’s no way code-wise for the plugin to write or replace posts, and it’s entirely scoped to the shop_order post type, so there’s not really a way for this issue to occur. You should be clear to use this, and if you run into any questions or issues, we’re happy to help out in the forum 🙂 Thanks!

tj-a 2015-11-25T11:04:00+00:00

I created an account here specifically because this caused an hour of downtime and I wanted to warn others. After a process of elimination it was indeed determined by our tech team that this plugin was the cause, whether or not it was an issue that’s since been fixed – this plugin was definitely the cause of the problem. Pretty sure we didn’t imagine it ><.