plugin-woocommerce-2026-03-18

Hi @adio93,

The error “An attempt was made to determine the edit URL for order 0, but no such order was found” appearing hundreds of times per second indicates something is repeatedly trying to access a non-existent order (order ID 0).

This type of rapid-fire logging can definitely stress your server and impact performance. Common causes include:

• A plugin or theme making repeated AJAX calls to access order data
• A webhook or API integration stuck in a loop
• A caching or optimization plugin causing conflicts
• Automated bots or scripts hitting your site

Here are my recommendations:

• Check which plugin or custom code might be attempting to access order ID 0. You can start by disabling recently added plugins or custom snippets temporarily to see if the log entries stop.
• Check WooCommerce → Status → Logs and paste any woocommerce-related entries on https://pastebin.com and share the link here. We need to see the full logs
• Sometimes hooks or cron jobs can cause repeated queries. Use a plugin like WP Crontrol to inspect scheduled tasks and see if any are firing too frequently or incorrectly.
• If you use custom code in your theme’s functions.php or custom plugins, review those for any order-related queries that might not properly check for valid order IDs.

I hope that helps. Let us know how that goes.