wimvincken

Any news?

Forget it. They are hiding or something. They don’t respond to anything and one of their websites are suspended.

Their name servers are from DREAMHOST.COM
Funny thing that some of the bad bots are from dreamhost.com

Well, and checking out there website, it seems the people are from Bangladesh. They claim to have an office in Bangladesh and Romford, UK.

The blog in their website doesn’t exist, except for the menu and a picture of their logo.

Really, it’s a pity for such great product.

No response for the guys there. I also added two support tickets, and no response.

I figured it out myself.
If you work with the plugin in dropshipping mode (no idea how it works in affiliate mode), the work flow works as follows:
1. Import the products from Amazon. And it works fine, including the browser extension.
2. I’m not sure if the plugin is indeed updating prices and inventory. I didn’t see any changes. The manual update per product group seems to work, though.
3. After the customer wants to buy a product, he or she pays to your bank account. You need somehow calculate the shipping costs.
4. In your order page (of wooCommerce) there is a button left from the order line with the text: “Place order to Amazon”.

So this seem to work.

But the silence from https://amadercode.com/ makes me feel uneasy.
Their lab-website is suspended.
https://www.amadercodelab.com/

So, I’m afraid that this is not working well for the company (if it is a company) and those who bought the plugin and depend on it in their shops.

That post is very old and not applicable for this problem.
I remember there was a plugin, which solved those issues, but the plugin is gone.

And any change in he theme will be overwritten by an update. I use the Twenty Fourteen theme and it works great, except this and another issue with the except of a post. I tell it in the settings to display the except nd what des it do? It displays the full content of the posts in the archive display.

And I’ve huge articles, and that means that a user must wait for ages before it’s finished, not to mention the mobile user.
Whoever designed this was drunk or high.

• This reply was modified 4 years, 5 months ago by wimvincken.

I have the same problem here.
Cart and checkout pages are different ones.
There is no way I can change the quantity, whatever I do.
I used different themes, including several woocommerce enabled themes, no difference.
Removed all plugins, which added woocommerce functionality
There is no way to change the quantity.

Sorry, after I active your component, the page load goes from 1.71 second to 2.52 seconds and the directories are and stay empty (except that old .htaccess file from before. I remove the component and try something else.

I found out what the caused the DB queries decrease. I also use the Next Level Cache.
I will try to deactivate this plugin and try again.

But what is very strange, is the number of queries to the database, which goes down after multiple uses of a page or post.
Normally, the home page takes 75 queries and 1.71 seconds to load.
Now with this plugin, it takes 18 queries and 3.45 seconds to load. Yes,the site is now dramatically slower, but it takes much less database queries to the database to load.
The directories stay empty.

When I tried to update the virtual hosts config file, the server crashed with an error number 500 Server error. When I removed the code, guess what I saw in the cache directories? Right, .htaccess. And that was all.

That’s right. With me the same. When I take a look at the content of the directories /gator_cache and /gator_cache_oc, both of them are empty.
I use Query Monitor, but the values don’t change at all. Refreshing of pages, home page, search, whatever I do, it stays the same or worse, it becomes even slower.

So how do I know if the cache is working? I think it doesn’t work at all in my opinion.

It’s not the performance what’s important for me, but the number of database queries to the database. Performance? I think it depends on the site. If it’s a simple average site, for sure there is no difference in performance.

I got similar. The site works well, and there are no problems with it.
Suddenly people started to complain about redirection to the install page.
When I was working on the site myself, I got the same (sometimes).

After talking with the support of iPage, I discovered something new to the hosting accounts.
There are not only limitations on space and bandwidth, but also on the number of maximu allowed database queries per hour.
If you have that problem and you do nothing, it resolves itself after a hour.
If you have a busy website, and there is a peak in traffic, the same WILL happen.
When I was looking how many queries one page load demands, I could calculate how many instances (visitors) to the site will bring the site down for a hour.

There is nothing you can do about it, then arrange a dedicated server, not a hosting account.
The other thing is measure the number of database queries and find a way to reduce it. Mostly the theme (when you use a heavy theme), and too many plugins. Also those social buttons are heavy in queries. Remove them all and try to use stress testing or see how far you come with a heavy traffic to your server.

We fixed it. The person who suppose to contact me became sick.
Great product, excellent service, good response.

Where do I find the detailed documentation for your plugin?

No, it’s okay.
I resolved it myself quite well, thank you.
This problem influenced WP and many plugins as well, so I think that’s valuable in case someone has that problem.