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@wpswings Thanks for following up! It’s a minor annoyance, the admin created order ends up being created properly. But non-technical users tend to panic when they get a Server Error. We instructed ours just to reload the page and that all would be fine (and it is). But I’m guessing many of your users aren’t aware of that.

You can close this issue as you wish, we’ll be looking forward to the next version.

@wpswings You might have been unable to reproduce the problem because you tested something else on the frontend earlier and thus had an active WooCommerce session.

I would suggest retrying the same thing (adding an order through the admin) from an incognito window that never accessed the frontend in order to be able to reproduce it.

• This reply was modified 1 year, 6 months ago by nuagelab.

The line in question is:

WC()->session->set( 'custom_order_id', $order_id );

So I’m guessing that WC()->session is null when an order is created from the admin because there is no active WooCommerce session in that specific case, and contains a valid session when the order is created from the frontend.

I don’t know your code, but I’m pretty sure this would fix it:

if (WC()->session !== null) {
    WC()->session->set( 'custom_order_id', $order_id );
}

There’s probably no upsell to make when an order is created from the admin, and this session field is probably only useful when the order is from a real customer using the frontend to which we can try to upsell something to. But it’s just an educated guess, as I wrote, I don’t know your code.

• This reply was modified 1 year, 6 months ago by nuagelab.
• This reply was modified 1 year, 6 months ago by nuagelab.

The plugin was never tested on multi-sites, but it processes all the table matching the DB_PREFIX, so it should have processed wp_site as well, unless you ran it from a sub site.

In any case, duly noted, and I’ll look into this use case.

Great, thank you.

I don’t want to erase all personal data, just to enforce the Accounts & Privacy. And you answered by question.

Thanks again!

Thanks!

No, it is not. The plugin hasn’t been updated because no problem was reported.

Yes, you can. The plugin does nothing by itself.

Hi Hossam,

Thanks for your review and your comment.

We are currently working on version 3.0, which will use AJAX to circumvent the time limitation causing problems with very large databases. We don’t have a release date yet though.

Cheers,

Tommy Lacroix
NuageLab

You admin user doesn’t seem to have the update_core capability, which is required to use the auto domain change tool for security reasons.

Forums suggest creating a new admin user for this kind of problem. See reference below.

https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/78419/admin-user-cant-update-wp

Hi Steve,

The domain change requires a user that has “update_core” capability. You shouldn’t see the notification if your user can’t make a change. This is a bug and has been fixed in version 2.0.1.

Best,

Tommy Lacroix
NuageLab

Hi Badiw,

The simplest way to get your site back as before is to reinstall the backup you made before running the plugin.

Best,

Tommy.

Thanks for the review! If you ever run into any problem, or have comments/suggestions, please let us know, we’ll be glad to help / hear from you. Cheers,

Tommy.

Hi Maciek,

Thanks for reaching out. This is a known issue. We are currently beta testing version 2.0.0, which resolves this issue, prior to release.

We should release it in the upcoming weeks, but you may find it here in the meantime:
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/12332263/automatic-domain-changer-2.0.0.zip

Keep in mind that we are not done with the testing, so there could be glitches here and there.

Best,

Tommy.

Thanks for reaching out. We’re sorry you had problems with the plugin. That’s why we insist you make a backup before running it.

Restoring your backup you did before running the plugin will restore your site in its original state. The plugin doesn’t modify any files, only the database.

In the past, similar problems were mostly caused by interaction with other plugins. If you provide us with the list of plugins you are using, we’ll test them one by one to make sure they interact properly.