
nimaghaziii(@nimaghaziii)
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Quote from nimaghaziii on January 31, 2024, 08:50
Hello
Unfortunately, when we set the start and end time of the sale price, it does not happen at 24:00. In fact, the Bear plugin has a 30-minute time difference and is applied at 00:30.
On the other hand, in the plugin, there is no option to choose the time for the sale price, only the date.
This issue made it difficult to apply discounts at the start and end times, and we cannot properly use the information stored in the WooCommerce arrays, and the price and time display is incorrect in our format.
To temporarily fix this issue, we had to set up a cron job to update the array information at 00:30 to temporarily fix the problem.
But we need to be able to solve the time difference because the number of our products is large, and we have different sales campaigns for our business partners, and it is very important to solve the problem.
The local time of WordPress and server is correct and is set to our time zone.
We have a WordPress developer, but we don't know where the codes related to this issue are located so that we can fix it.
The world clock of WordPress and the server is correct and is set to our time zone.
Thank you for your guidance.
Hello
Unfortunately, when we set the start and end time of the sale price, it does not happen at 24:00. In fact, the Bear plugin has a 30-minute time difference and is applied at 00:30.
On the other hand, in the plugin, there is no option to choose the time for the sale price, only the date.
This issue made it difficult to apply discounts at the start and end times, and we cannot properly use the information stored in the WooCommerce arrays, and the price and time display is incorrect in our format.
To temporarily fix this issue, we had to set up a cron job to update the array information at 00:30 to temporarily fix the problem.
But we need to be able to solve the time difference because the number of our products is large, and we have different sales campaigns for our business partners, and it is very important to solve the problem.
The local time of WordPress and server is correct and is set to our time zone.
We have a WordPress developer, but we don't know where the codes related to this issue are located so that we can fix it.
The world clock of WordPress and the server is correct and is set to our time zone.
Thank you for your guidance.

Pablo Borysenco(@pavlo_borysenco)
34,196 Posts
Quote from Pablo Borysenco on January 31, 2024, 11:05
Hello
It’s very strange that the difference is half an hour and not an hour. This may indicate that the problem is not with time zones.
Dates are processed before being saved in file \wp-content\plugins\woo-bulk-editor\classes\models\products.php - https://share.pluginus.net/image/i20240131110532.png
Hello
It’s very strange that the difference is half an hour and not an hour. This may indicate that the problem is not with time zones.
Dates are processed before being saved in file \wp-content\plugins\woo-bulk-editor\classes\models\products.php - https://share.pluginus.net/image/i20240131110532.png