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| 更新时间 | 2025年12月12日 04:35 |
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| PHP版本: | 7.4 及以上 |
| WordPress版本: | 6.9 |
| 版权: | GPLv2 or later |
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{prefix}onyxflo_watchdog_snapshots) to store order snapshots. Uninstalling the plugin does not automatically delete existing snapshot data, so you can retain a historical audit log if needed.
Examples of what OnyxFlo Watchdog can help catch:
/wp-content/uploads/onyxflo-watchdog/)./wp-content/plugins/onyxflo-watchdog/ directory, or install via the Plugins screen in WordPress.OnyxFlo Watchdog does not interfere with the payment process itself. It monitors orders after they are created and paid, and then flags suspicious ones by moving them into the Watchdog Flagged status. You (or your team) can then review these orders before shipping or issuing refunds.
It’s a custom WooCommerce order status created by the plugin. When OnyxFlo Watchdog detects a potential mismatch, it can:
Yes. Once you’ve reviewed the order and confirmed it’s safe, you can change the status back to a normal state such as Processing or Completed and proceed as usual.
Yes. The plugin hooks into both:
OnyxFlo Watchdog is designed to be lightweight. Snapshot logging happens on key order events and stores compact JSON in a custom database table. Under normal usage, it should have negligible impact on performance. For very high-volume stores, you may want to periodically prune old snapshots or logs.
No. All data stays on your site. The plugin only writes to:
/wp-content/uploads/onyxflo-watchdog/).