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Working on multisite

Change Prices with Time for WooCommerce · support · 2021-10-11T10:06:00+00:00

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Hello, We have your plugin working in a multisite. We use NS Cloner to clone sites (so products cloned have the same ID but are in different tables). When cron executes the price change, it applies to all sites products with the same ID (even when timed changes are different). Did you know that? Have a solution? Thanks The page I need help with: [ log in to see the link] Hi @eveniosoftware , if you’re cloning the sites, the CRON for price changes are also stored on every site. This is mostly a problem with having the CRON for product prices changes saved in the WP CRON. You should be able to view those in DB table {prefix}_options where the name of the option is cron . The easiest but slowest would be to go to each product that has their price changes saved and remove those, then re-save it so it cleans the CRON for those products.

Commercial Context

Opportunity

onsite conversion and engagement operations

Countdown conversion widget assurance for turning onsite engagement widgets into measurable leads, trust, and conversions

Buyer: marketing teams, agencies, publishers, and ecommerce operators

Wedge: audit countdown display rules, lead capture, trust signals, and campaign attribution

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Analysis

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Summary: Working on multisite: users show performance, missing feature, pricing pain that may indicate a product gap.

Evidence quote: When cron executes the price change, it applies to all sites products with the same ID (even when timed changes are different).

Affected feature: performance

performance missing feature pricing support

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Change Prices with Time for WooCommerce

200 active installs · 10.2K downloads · rating 100.0

countdown prices time woocommerce

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Igor Benic 2021-10-13T14:16:00+00:00

Hi @eveniosoftware , if you’re cloning the sites, the CRON for price changes are also stored on every site. This is mostly a problem with having the CRON for product prices changes saved in the WP CRON. You should be able to view those in DB table {prefix}_options where the name of the option is cron . The easiest but slowest would be to go to each product that has their price changes saved and remove those, then re-save it so it cleans the CRON for those products.