• Hey,

    I’ve setup a couple woocommerce stores and linked them to my Veeqo account using the bridge plugin. Currently I have an issue with both sites where Veeqo is pushing updated stock and price values to Woocommerce but they are not updating in Woocommerce until you open the product page in the backend. Until then they do not change. After going into the product page the values are then updated in Woocommerce and showing respectively in the front end.

    Veeqo have said there is no issue there end and the values are being pushed successfully, so there must be an issue with either this plugin or woocommerce.

    Please help,
    Thanks,
    Tom

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  • Thread Starter tomnoobrands

    (@tomnoobrands)

    Update.

    The issue has been discovered and a temporary solution found. However, I do need you to pick up this request as I need to find a permanent solution.

    Some context, when updating values in Veeqo the values aren’t showing in the respective Woocommerce front end. The reason is related to Object Caching. When Object Caching is active each time any updates are processed there’s no function to clear the object caching, so until called upon only the cache values are shown.

    Talking to Veeqo and our Dev a long-term solution could be to run the following:
    $WP_Object_Cache = new WP_Object_Cache();
    $WP_Object_Cache->flush();

    This would mean a hook would be needed in the plugin to trigger a flush of the cache each time the database is updated directly.

    My temporry solution is to switch off object caching enabling the database to be read directly everytime. Just concerned this would be resource intensive.

    Please can you pick up on this to see what can be done?

    Many Thanks,
    Tom

    steadylads

    (@steadylads)

    Hello Tom,

    Thank you for sharing this. I am experiencing the same issues and confirmed that the temp solution of disabling Object Cache resulted in better behaviour, but not exactly as I wished since I have some other actions dependent on WP/WC code triggers. Before checking this, I was thinking to see if the bridge file could be edited with the proper instructions for the desired outcome. It seems that flushing the object cache each time there is a change could get excessive, but I’ve not tested it yet.

    Have you made any further progress with this or reached out to Veeqo directly to see if the plugin code developer can make the changes? I’m interested in finding a solution if you would like to work together.

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