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Hello and thank you for this question.

A new pay rate will affect any period that is not approved. If you’re entering a new pay rate effective for the current pay period, make sure previous pay periods for the user are approved before entering the new rate.

Thank you for reporting this issue and providing such a detailed explanation of the situation.

This plugin is designed to retrieve all coupons that qualify to be auto-applied in a single sweep, avoiding redundant and looping queries that typically consume additional resources. The query specifically targets published posts with the shop_coupon post type that have not expired, ensuring quick execution under normal circumstances.

Have you tried executing this query directly on your database? In our tests within an established WooCommerce environment, the query consistently executes in approximately 0.004 seconds. If you find this to differ when running a query profile please let me know, I would be happy to look into this further -as it could perform differently in other environments.

There are certain scenarios that could lead to prolonged query execution times, such as:

1. High Traffic or DDoS Activity
   If a malicious or unusually high volume of traffic targeted your cart page, it could trigger this query repeatedly in rapid succession, straining server resources.
2. Large or Unindexed Tables
   In stores with large datasets (e.g., extensive coupon metadata), insufficient indexing on key columns (e.g., meta_key in wp_postmeta) could significantly impact query performance.
3. Custom Code or Hooks
   If custom functionality modifies or hooks into WooCommerce coupon queries, it might inadvertently add complexity or cause conflicts. Reviewing any custom functions tied to coupon processing could help identify potential contributors.

Please let me know if you continue to look into this incident. If any issues are identified with a part of the query that causes extended execution, or if you find that any part of the query is omitted and it runs faster, I can definitely take this information and improve the plugin. For example, if you run the query without all the columns (or without the LEFT JOIN) and it’s performance changes, this would be helpful to know. Or if you exclude any conditions past WHERE and it runs differently. I look forward to finding the root issue with your help. Thank you!

Hi wpress2010,

There are two ways you can remove deleted users.

1. Click the minus sign with circle symbol. This will archive the user and they will only appear in exports.
2. Have a database administrator remove the affected users from the table wp_time_user. If step 1 is completed first, the WP_UserID field in the table wp_time_user will be a negative number.

I hope this helps.

You may alter the beginning week as an admin by clicking the setting icon near the dates at the top of the any employee on a bi-weekly pay period. The setting icon looks like a gear next to the pay period date span. Once the period is correct, you must save the time card. This will reset the bi-weekly period for all users.

You’re very welcome. Please reach out if you encounter any future issues.

Almost, it can be any page on your site. And the URL will be the same without any username specified in the URL. For example: yoursite.com/time

When the employee visits the new page, if they are not yet logged in, it will prompt them to log in before displaying their timecard.

You’ll want to follow the instructions to use the shortcode in circumstances where you want employees to see their timesheet when they visit a page on your site. For example: yoursite.com/time With the shortcode the URL is the same for everyone.

If the [dynamicTime] shortcode is published on a page, the employees will see their timecard when they are logged in. They will no longer have to visit the WP Admin area.

You’ll want to publish the Employee-access shortcode. It is [dynamicTime], but you can customize the max_width parameter if you choose. In the setup module, hover over the shortcode to view more instructions, and click to copy it.

To add a shortcode, you’ll want to head over to any new page or post by selecting Pages (or Posts) > Add New. From there, choose the + sign to add a block, then search for the “shortcode” block. Then, enter the shortcode [dynamicTime] in the field and click Publish.

Hello,

Please click on the “Setup” link in the upper right corner of the Dynamic Time admin page. This will show the instructions to create a shortcode on the front end for the employees. From there, the employees can create the shortcut on their devices.

If you run into any issues, just let me know. Thank you!

Hi there,

To create a shortcut on a mobile device’s home screen that makes a URL appear like an app, you can use the “Add to Home Screen” functionality provided by mobile browsers.

For iPhone (Safari):

1. Have the employee visit the published Dynamic Time URL in the Safari browser.
2. Tap the Share icon at the bottom (a square with an upward arrow).
3. Scroll down the options and select Add to Home Screen.
4. Customize the name (if needed) for the shortcut that will appear on the home screen.
5. Tap Add in the top-right corner.
6. The shortcut will now appear on the mobile device with the app-like icon and name you configured.

For Android (Chrome):

1. Have the employee visit the published Dynamic Time URL in the Chrome browser.
2. Tap the Menu (three vertical dots) in the top-right corner.
3. Select Add to Home Screen.
4. Enter a name for the shortcut (if needed).
5. Tap Add. – Some devices may display a prompt to drag the icon into place; otherwise, it will automatically appear on the home screen.
6. The shortcut will now behave like an app, opening the site in a standalone browser window.

Hi alexli,

This should now be resolved in v2.0.19 released today. Please let me know if this doesn’t work for you.

Thank you for this example, I was able to reproduce the issue in the sandbox with your help. Please allow a few days for us to revise a fix for this issue. I will mark this ticket resolved when the next version has released.

Hi Alexli,

Thank you for reporting this issue. I have installed WooCommerce PayPal Payments but have not been able to replicate the issue. Can you provide the URL from the screen capture so we can look at the element structure? If you are unable to post the URL in this thread, you may send it to us using the Ship Estimate > PRO tab > Contact Support.

It will also be helpful to know if this page is the cart page, checkout page, and if it is using blocks, or the classic checkout.

Hi there,

This plugin will run on both the cart and checkout pages. If direct checkout feature goes directly to the checkout page, then there should be no issue.

Hi,

Google Customer Reviews does not allow embeds of the script. You may read more about this here: https://support.google.com/merchants/answer/14629205. Note the different options for OPT_IN_STYLE, which this plugin supports in settings.

If enhanced conversions are failing, please make sure the conversion tracking script is properly installed, as these are both Google scripts and designed to work alongside eachother.