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  • Thread Starter gevebe

    (@gevebe)

    ok, I solved the problem.

    someone at the slack woocommerce #developers channel mentioned that the regenerate didn’t include this table.

    He pointed me to the Analytics > Settings page where you can import the orders into that table.

    This only gave me errors and so did all the other Analytics pages and it showed a big exclamation mark with reload button.

    When I looked in FireFox at the network traffic I noticed that all requests during the reload resulted in internal error responses.

    When I looked at the .htaccess file in the root of the site to see if it would help to disable the http > https redirect (cross domain issues) I spotted this line…

    RewriteRule ^(.*)$ /my_subdir/$1

    This had to be /wordpress/$1 ofcourse

    strange that the front-end nor back-end had issues with this before.

    when I then looked at the stats they worked and also the settings page looked a bit differnt at the bottom and it mentioned that there were xxx records to import.
    now the import worked fine and everything is populated in the table again 🙂

    I also installed that woocommerce admin plug-in again as one of the pages mentioned it was needed altho this was deactivated and removed earlier tody so I don’t know if it is actually needed.

    Thread Starter gevebe

    (@gevebe)

    I read somewhere that I might need to use the regenerate the products lookup table option under woocommerce > status > tools.

    I did this 2 hours ago and now the table is still completely empty :/

    Thread Starter gevebe

    (@gevebe)

    sorry about that, you’re right. it’s woocommerce 😉

    I’ll post it there, thanks for the hint 🙂

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