Hi @hpb951
This is very weird. Are you sure that this issue is being caused by ATUM?
If you disable ATUM, does this issue stop happening?
And the second question: Are you using any ATUM premium add-on?
Looking forward to your replies.
Best Regards,
Salva.
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hpb951
(@hpb951)
Hi Salva,
I’m not actually certain if it’s an issue with ATUM. I tried disabling it and a caching plugin and I did not see it happen yet, it does happen randomly throughout the day. I will wait a day to see.
Have you never experienced such an issue? It was hard for me to find any woocomerce information related to it on google.
Thanks! π
I’ve seen very weird things happening in our users’ sites and sometimes were caused by some ATUM premium add-on and other times were caused by 3rd party plugins. But the ATUM’s free plugin never caused an issue like that one you mention.
If this happens from time to time. Perhaps, having a log of all the changes that happen in your inventory would help. We have a premium add-on to do so (in case you are interested).
Best Regards,
Salva.
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hpb951
(@hpb951)
Hi Salva,
I bought the action log add-on 3 hours ago. The issue has happened since, but the log does not show anything related to the product changing from 15 to -13. Do you have any ideas about what it could suggest? If the action log is not able to log the change.
Hi @hpb951
If Action Logs is not registering it, perhaps this change is happening outside of the control of Action Logs. For example:
- If this happens at the database level by an external system (or manually), ATUM cannot be aware of it and won’t be registered
- If this modification is done by a 3rd party plugin that doesn’t use the WooCommerce’s official way to do changes (for example, updating the database directly with a SQL query and not using the WC object models), ATUM cannot be aware of it either
So, if this happened again and wasn’t registered in your logs, I’m suspecting that isn’t being caused by ATUM but I can’t know what is the source in this case.
I’d suggest you disable all your plugins except WooCommerce and do tests until you find from where is coming.
And, if you have any external system connected to your site that could be doing something like this, try to disconnect it temporarily too.
Also, you could try to check if there is some error related to this issue in your PHP error logs. If you need help to enable these logs, please do read this article:
Debugging in WordPress
But, if any of the above helps you to find what is causing this weird issue, perhaps you should find a developer to debug this deeply for you.
Best Regards,
Salva.
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hpb951
(@hpb951)
Thanks for the prompt reply and good service!
I think I might have found the issue, the woocomerce database did not update automatically. We recently updated it. I had to update the database manually. I will keep an eye on it today and see if it solved the issue!
I’m debugging PHP as well now.
Thanks for the help and the suggestion of action logs – very useful addon π
You’re welcome π
I hope that db update fixed the issue.
Best Regards,
Salva.
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hpb951
(@hpb951)
Found the issue for your information Salva.
The issue was a woocomerce webhook with quickbooks, that a partner was testing last week.
Have a lovely day!
Good to know that you finally found the source π
Have a nice day you too!!