{Name (First):7.3} requested the following code from my WordPress AI Code Generator.
when the previous function is called, it causes the woocommerce backend to freeze and show a loading icon forever.
I tried calling only an empty function with the same result. What could cause this malfunction?
This is the code that I am running right now which causes the error:
// recalculate when adding coupons
add_action( 'woocommerce_order_recalculate_coupons_coupon_object', 'nm_recalculate_order_after_coupon', 10, 5 );
function nm_recalculate_order_after_coupon( $coupon, $order, $items, $remove, $d ) {
//Check if coupon is being added and not removed.
//if ( !$remove ) {
//Recalculate order total after adding coupon
//$order->calculate_totals();
//Save the order
//$order->save();
//}
}
The robot generated the following code:
Unfortunately, I cannot write code snippets based on the problem you mentioned as it could be caused by a variety of issues, it's not directly linked to the code you're running.
However, here are some general debugging steps:
1. Check your server error logs: This might help to pinpoint the exact issue.
2. Disable other plugins: There could be a conflict between your function and another plugin installed.
3. Test on a default theme such as TwentyTwenty: It's also possible that your current theme is causing the issue.
Furthermore, you should make sure you're saving the order only at the right times, and it's always good to check if an order needs payment before saving. Here's an improved version of your code:
“`php
add_action( 'woocommerce_order_recalculate_coupons_coupon_object', 'nm_recalculate_order_after_coupon', 10, 5 );
function nm_recalculate_order_after_coupon( $coupon, $order, $items, $remove, $d ) {
// Check if coupon is being added and not removed.
if ( !$remove ) {
// Recalculate order total after adding coupon
$order->calculate_totals();
if ( $order->needs_payment() ) {
// Save the order only if it still needs payment
$order->save();
}
}
}
“`
This is only a blind attempt to resolve the issue. If the problem persists, you'd have to investigate further or consider hiring a developer for help.
Note that WordPress and WooCommerce have many executing layers where a problem could come from: PHP version, server configuration, WordPress installation, active theme, other plugins… That's why it's hard to guess what could be wrong without further investigations.