Shop settings redirects to /my-account/

[alexdezi]

If a shop owner goes in the frontend dashboard -> settings he gets reidrected to /my-account/. He clicks there on dashboard and the same loop happens again.
Whats going on?

[Ramamurthy Krishnan]

Hi,

Are you using all updated versions of our plugin?
If not please update them all and check it once. Don’t forget to take database and files backup before updating anything.

If the issue still persists then please provide us your website login credentials and do send it as private reply here.

Thanks,

[alexdezi]

Yes, it’s all updated. I noticed when I delete the cache, it works, but it did happen again… Not sure if it’s a constant problem, for now it’s ok.

Can you please come back to me regarding the server resources the plugin consumes? That is a really issue for me. Thanks a lot!

[Ramamurthy Krishnan]

Hi,

Yes, it’s all updated. I noticed when I delete the cache, it works, but it did happen again… Not sure if it’s a constant problem, for now it’s ok.
Please deactivate the cache plugin and check whether the issue appears again or not.

Can you please come back to me regarding the server resources the plugin consumes? That is a really issue for me.
Didn’t get you, can you please explain it a bit more?

Thanks,

[alexdezi]

can you have a look at this issue? https://wclovers.com/forums/topic/plugin-overloads-server-cpu-max-out/

This unfortunately makes the plugin unusuable for some users.

Thank you!

[Ramamurthy Krishnan]

Hi,

can you have a look at this issue? https://wclovers.com/forums/topic/plugin-overloads-server-cpu-max-out/

This unfortunately makes the plugin unusuable for some users.
Regarding this issue I’ve replied to the respective forum link. Please contact your server admin about this issue as it seems to be a issue from your server end and do let us know what they say.

Meanwhile if you can give me your website login details then I can check if its something else thats creating the issue.

Please send your website login credentials as private reply here.

Thanks,

[alexdezi]

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[Ramamurthy Krishnan]

Hi,

I’ve checked your website and its working fine. There is also very less data in this test setup and nothing installed that can create the overloads server cpu max out issue. This is an issue from hosting server end, please contact server admin for this.

Thanks,

[alexdezi]

Hi!

Do you think this can be resolved? Will it be in an update or a code snippet? Ideally the plugin doesn’t make requests for new notifications if all the push-notifications are set off – once the site is loaded, just no new requests.
Another question – is it possible to import shops from WC Marketplace just in case? I have 3 stores in the works and I would really need to get them started and it seems this is not an issue that can be resolved easily.

Thank you!

[Ramamurthy Krishnan]

Hi,

Do you think this can be resolved? Will it be in an update or a code snippet? Ideally the plugin doesn’t make requests for new notifications if all the push-notifications are set off – once the site is loaded, just no new requests.
Please go to store-manager->Settings->Notification Manager and you can see the notification ON/OFF settings for different sections.

Another question – is it possible to import shops from WC Marketplace just in case? I have 3 stores in the works and I would really need to get them started and it seems this is not an issue that can be resolved easily.
You can use this plugin ( https://wordpress.org/plugins/wc-multivendor-marketplace-migration/ ) to migrate from WC Marketplace to WCFM Marketplace.

Thanks,

[alexdezi]

I’m afraid I was in touch with my host about this very much already. They are telling me, that the setup is making excessive admin-ajax.php requests which is bringing it down. Siteground limits the available CPU seconds. WCFM makes requests every six seconds in order to see if there are new notifications. So imagine you have 30 vendors online at the same time – each of them having 1 or 2 tabs open – and EVERY tab is making these requests – the site will go down. I know you can disable these notifications, and I have already done that. But these requests are still being made. I want shop owners only to get notifications via e-mail. I want the frontend manager, once the site is loaded, doesn’t make ANY requests to the server (or maybe 1 every 1 or 2 minutes, but not every 6 seconds).

I also asked Siteground if an upgrade to VPS will resolve the issue – the answer was: For that amount of requests probably not. And I see on facebook groups other people with the same issue, it’s not only my sites.

So please, give me a plain answer to: Can you disable (or manually delay the timespan to 1 minute or 2) these requests? If yes, please tell me how. If not, please just say so.

Thank you!

[guidomagaldi]

Same issue here, cpu usage overload, could you find any solution to this?

[alexdezi]

Update the plugin, it should now be by default that the requests are not made…

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