Hi there.

I installed this plug-in, but I can not search by order ID etc. And tried it in two environments.
Can you think of anything that might have caused it?

■ not working

• WordPress 4.8.3
• W<ooCommerce 3.0.7
• Amazon RDS for MariaDB
• Order Search Repair for WooCommerce 0.1.2
• settings:Update all orders so that they are fully searchable.
• settings:Retrieve the total number of orders that do not have a searchable index. Note that this does not affect your orders in any way.–> Done! 0 orders found.

■ Good working

• WordPress 4.8.3
• W<ooCommerce 3.0.7
• local MySQL 5.7
• Order Search Repair for WooCommerce 0.1.2
• settings:Update all orders so that they are fully searchable.
• settings:Retrieve the total number of orders that do not have a searchable index. Note that this does not affect your orders in any way.–> Done! 0 orders found.

Thanks
Kohei

• This topic was modified 7 years ago by kolinz.
• This topic was modified 7 years ago by kolinz.

Hi there! Thanks for the plugin. I found it worked and then…

I have a local setup and a live setup. First I ran it locally, it was fine, I could search for orders from 2014 that my client was complaining about. Then I used WP migrate pro (+migrate media) to copy the live site to local, and ran again. It immediately completed with zero orders processed. Strange – so I deactivated the plugin, reactivated it – no change. Uninstalled and re-installed, no change. Looked for any files hiding info, none found.

So I bit the bullet, backed up live separately, and ran the plugin on live. No orders processed, could not find the 2014 order (though definitely there).

Deactivated all plugins apart from woocommerce and order search repair (on local), no change.

All very strange, as it worked perfectly on the first thing I tried. I also used it on another woocommerce installation and it worked perfectly.

Hi there,

Just ran this plugin on my WC installation but didn’t make any difference. I have the latest version of WC installed (3.1.0)

Any ideas why it’s not working?

Thanks,
Steve.