You can change the backup archive split size and to do this, open the ‘expert settings’ section of the UpdraftPlus Settings tab, and find the ‘split backups every’ option.
hey @sc0ttkclark I did see that and did check that page. I believe I made them public, but honestly, I tried multiple ‘actions’ from that drop-down menu to make it public and even tried enabling dynamic features. here’s the page for that now
I appreciate the help! I just updated the plugin, activated it, and updated one of the app sales for the day and it seems to be working flawlessly! it even registers the price at $1.49 in the graph (like it’s supposed to)
i’ll give it a day or two to see how the graphs look when prices continue to change. but it looks to be working great right now
I was able to manually drop the price history table (after I deactivated the plugin) and have now reactivated it. I will do some tests today and see how it goes
edit – this ends up giving me “wpdb error: Table ‘playstoresales_com_Kz0ZrWNn.wp_totej_price_history’ doesn’t exist” errors on the page
I even deleted the plugin completely and reinstalled it, still getting that error 🙁
This reply was modified 3 years, 4 months ago by dlynch027.
here is one of the entries that the plugin is using
is that the information you’re looking for? if not, how can I check the structure?
edit – also, I don’t think disabling the plugin removed the data that the plugin added from before. Before updating, I disabled the plugin, updated the plugin, and then re-enabled it.
but I noticed the price history of the products that I had used in my examples were still set that way (which isn’t the worst thing, but wasn’t what you had described)
This reply was modified 3 years, 4 months ago by dlynch027.
no need to be sorry, I’m happy to help out when I can. I don’t mind uninstalling the plugin and then installing it again so that it resets the price history.
I will reply here later on this week when I can see how the new update changes things
this went from $5.00 to $0.99, but the graph is showing it went from $0 to $5
I believe the plugin is only taking the dollar amount into consideration when plotting the price history. which would be why sales listed at $1.49 are showing $1 in the price history graph and why sales listed at $0.99 are showing $0 in the price history graph
that’s awesome. thanks for the quick response and the fast update. really appreciate the work you’ve put into this plugin. going to test it on a bigger woocommerce website of mine and will leave a review after I’ve had more time with it
