I found the answer! Who would have thought: There was an old API connection to a logistics software, which had a cronjob that pulls all orders (also pending ones) and after it pulled the order the cronjob switched the order from whatever status to “processing”.
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The way I would approach this is: Create several AJAX calls using the nopriv hook bound to the subscribe/follow button clicks. Within the PHP callback functions, I would insert value of the tag or the followed user into the logged-in user’s meta using add_user_meta, get_user_meta, delete_user_meta. Lastly, I would create a conditional function to use … Read more
The answer is simple, you store the search tems and run the search once a week in the user’s context if needed, and notify them about changes.
There are often issues with setting up email subscriptions. Hosting providers are very tired of spam and often put harsh restrictions on email rate and volume, especially for cheaper hosting plans. In practice such feature is often implemented with help of external service. FeedBurner is popular for this, because a lot of people use it … Read more