array( 'maybe_schedule_recalculation', 10, 2 ), 'edd_order_updated' => array( 'maybe_schedule_recalculation', 10, 3 ), 'edd_order_deleted' => 'maybe_schedule_recalculation', 'edd_recalculate_customer_deferred' => 'recalculate', ); } /** * When an order is added, updated, or changed, the customer stats may need to be recalculated. * * @param int $order_id The order ID. * @param array $data The array of order data. * @param bool|EDD\Orders|Order $previous_order The previous order object (when updating). * @return void */ public function maybe_schedule_recalculation( $order_id, $data = array(), $previous_order = false ) { // Recalculations do not need to run when the order item is first being added to the database if it's pending. if ( 'edd_order_added' === current_action() && ( empty( $data['status'] ) || 'pending' === $data['status'] ) ) { return; } // If the order item data being updated doesn't affect sales/earnings, recalculations do not need to be run. if ( $previous_order instanceof EDD\Orders\Order ) { $columns_affecting_stats = array( 'status', 'total', 'subtotal', 'discount', 'tax', 'rate', 'customer_id' ); // If the data being updated isn't one of these columns then we don't need to recalculate. if ( empty( array_intersect( array_keys( $data ), $columns_affecting_stats ) ) ) { return; } // If the data exists but matches, we don't need to recalculate. if ( ( empty( $data['status'] ) || $previous_order->status === $data['status'] ) && ( ! isset( $data['total'] ) || $previous_order->total == $data['total'] ) && ( ! isset( $data['subtotal'] ) || $previous_order->subtotal == $data['subtotal'] ) && ( ! isset( $data['discount'] ) || $previous_order->discount == $data['discount'] ) && ( ! isset( $data['tax'] ) || $previous_order->tax == $data['tax'] ) && ( ! isset( $data['rate'] ) || $previous_order->rate == $data['rate'] ) && ( empty( $data['customer_id'] ) || $previous_order->customer_id == $data['customer_id'] ) ) { return; } // Recalculate the previous product values if the product ID has changed. if ( ! empty( $data['customer_id'] ) && $previous_order->customer_id != $data['customer_id'] ) { $this->schedule_recalculation( $previous_order->customer_id ); } } $order = edd_get_order( $order_id ); if ( empty( $order->customer_id ) ) { return; } $this->schedule_recalculation( $order->customer_id ); } /** * Recalculate the value of a customer. * * @since 3.1.1.4 * @param int $customer_id * @return void */ public function recalculate( $customer_id ) { $customer = edd_get_customer( $customer_id ); if ( ! $customer instanceof \EDD_Customer ) { return; } $customer->recalculate_stats(); } /** * Maybe schedule the customer recalculation--it will be skipped if already scheduled. * * @since 3.1.1.4 * @param int $customer_id * @return void */ private function schedule_recalculation( $customer_id ) { $is_scheduled = wp_next_scheduled( 'edd_recalculate_customer_deferred', array( $customer_id ) ); $bypass_cron = apply_filters( 'edd_recalculate_bypass_cron', false ); // Check if the recalculation has already been scheduled. if ( $is_scheduled && ! $bypass_cron ) { edd_debug_log( 'Recalculation is already scheduled for customer ' . $customer_id . ' at ' . edd_date_i18n( $is_scheduled, 'datetime' ) ); return; } // If we are intentionally bypassing cron somehow, recalculate now and return. if ( $bypass_cron || ( defined( 'EDD_DOING_TESTS' ) && EDD_DOING_TESTS ) || ( defined( 'DISABLE_WP_CRON' ) && DISABLE_WP_CRON ) ) { $this->recalculate( $customer_id ); return; } edd_debug_log( 'Scheduling recalculation for customer ' . $customer_id ); wp_schedule_single_event( time() + ( 5 * MINUTE_IN_SECONDS ), 'edd_recalculate_customer_deferred', array( $customer_id ) ); } }