| 开发者 | drovne |
|---|---|
| 更新时间 | 2026年11月3日 06:29 |
| PHP版本: | 8.1 及以上 |
| WordPress版本: | 7.1 |
| 版权: | GPLv2 or later |
| 版权网址: | 版权信息 |
Each time a visitor's browser shows a product page and runs the small script. The same visitor opening a page twice counts twice. Shop staff and the browsers listed in the settings are not counted. Anyone can send that request, so read views as a sign of attention and not as an exact figure.
It stores a number per product and day. It sets no cookie and stores no IP address or account. The plugin suggests text for your privacy policy. Whether you need consent depends on your law and on how you run your shop.
No. Displaying discounts and prior prices has legal rules in many countries, and those remain your responsibility.
Yes, from the list of recent changes in the Bulk changes tab. A product whose prices changed again after the bulk change is left alone and counted as not restored.
A margin needs a cost for every item sold in the period. Margins always use the current cost, including on past sales.
No. It shows what happened around the change. Seasons, stock and promotions also move sales.
Figures cover complete days, up to yesterday. The nightly job also refreshes the last 7 days to catch refunds and status changes.
WooCommerce keeps no history of prices, so it starts when this plugin first records each product. Past sales are imported from orders.
By default it is kept. Turn on "Data on uninstall" in the settings to delete the settings, tables and the plugin's cost values on uninstall. Products and orders are never touched. Daily totals older than 2 years are removed automatically.