Server resources performance

Forums Order Status Rules for WooCommerce Server resources performance

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    misho2007
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    Tom Anbinder
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    Hi,

    Sorry for the late reply.

    > 1- … is that the best solution…

    Short answer: yes, I believe our plugin is suitable for your task. And no, it won’t give a heavy load on the server.

    Long answer: Our plugin has two different algorithms. One is used when the rule’s “Time trigger” option is set to “0”. In this case, we use the same action as in your snippet. And if you set the “Time trigger” to a value higher than zero, the plugin will use crons to periodically check orders. The cron interval is set in the plugin’s “Advanced > Periodical Processing Options” settings section, so if you’d need to minimize the server load, you would set it to, e.g., “Once weekly” (by default, it’s set to “Once hourly”). And in your case, you can probably disable the “Periodical Processing Options > Use WP cron” option altogether, as you don’t need to check orders periodically.

    > 2- do you have life time license ?

    Unfortunately no, we don’t offer lifetime licenses for this plugin.

    I hope this helps. Please let me know if you have any questions.

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