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The support doesn work on Saturdays and Sundays, so some Friday requests can be answered on Monday.

Hello team,

I do import hundreds of products in my WooCommerce in block, every day one or two times. How does the indexation of your plugin work? Once a day? Or can I set a specific cronjob for your plugin? A best practice would be much appreciated!

Thanks a lot,
Stephan

Hello Stephan

Are you using Turbo Mode or Quick search?

Hi Pablo,

thanks for your fast reply. I am using Turbo Mode. I have around 30.000 products on the site, from which approx. 500 per day are changing.

I found the cron job options and would like to have your advice on that. If it is an advantage I could update always at two specific times a day. In addition: will the scan always update all the products or really just the ones that changed?

Thanks a lot!

Hello

The plugin will update all products

The shortest product update period is once a day - https://c2n.me/4kl7Rox.png

But you can add a custom period:

in file - \plugins\woocommerce-products-filter\ext\turbo_mode\views\tabs_content.php

add  code - https://c2n.me/4kl7Xwc.png

'twiceday'=> esc_html__('Custom period', 'woocommerce-products-filter'),

and in file - \wp-content\plugins\woocommerce-products-filter\ext\turbo_mode\index.php  add  code - https://share.pluginus.net/image/i20240216115304.png

'twiceday' => DAY_IN_SECONDS / 2,

Thank you, much appreciated!

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