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[ad_1] Have a look at the WooCommerce Shipping Class. Specifically, the reset_shipping() method. You can reset the chosen shipping method that has been stored to the session via: <?php unset( WC()->session->chosen_shipping_methods ); ?> EDIT: A non-programmatic way to do this is to head to the WP Admin Dashboard and navigate to: WooCommerce –> System Status … Read more
Introduction [ad_1] When testing a Woocommerce store, it is important to ensure that the user selected shipping method is reset reliably. This is especially important when testing the checkout process, as the shipping method can affect the total cost of the order. This article will discuss how to reliably reset the Woocommerce user selected shipping … Read more
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[ad_1] There’s no real hard limit. It will all depend on a number of factors; including the profile of your db traffic, the resources available to your db, your db architecture (replicated/distributed etc), your schema, your app design, network connectivity, your user’s expectations. The best thing to do would be to have an idea of … Read more