Advanced

The Advanced tab holds settings you rarely need to change. Its Uninstall option decides whether WPReturns deletes all its data when you delete the plugin. In Pro, a Developers section lists the REST API endpoints and the WooCommerce webhook topics for your other tools.

Available in: Free and Pro (the Developers section is Pro)

Where to find it

DevDiggers Plugins > WPReturns > Configuration > Advanced

Advanced section

Field	What it does	Default
Uninstall	“Delete all WPReturns data when the plugin is deleted”. This covers requests, rules, settings and uploaded files. Leave it off to keep your records.	Off

Danger

With Uninstall on, deleting the plugin removes every request, message, withdrawal record and uploaded photo. It also deletes the settings and the returns portal and withdrawal pages it created. This cannot be undone.

Export your withdrawals log to CSV first if you need the records.

Deactivating the plugin never deletes data. Data goes only when you delete the plugin with this box ticked.

Developers (Pro)

The section shows the REST API base for your site. Authenticate with an application password of a user who can manage requests.

GET     /wp-json/ddwcwr/v1/requests
GET|PUT /wp-json/ddwcwr/v1/requests/{id}
POST    /wp-json/ddwcwr/v1/requests
GET|POST /wp-json/ddwcwr/v1/requests/{id}/messages
GET     /wp-json/ddwcwr/v1/reasons

For webhooks, add one under WooCommerce > Settings > Advanced > Webhooks. Pick the topic “Return request created” or “Return request updated”.

Full details are in the REST API and Webhooks docs.

Related

• REST API
• Webhooks
• Hooks
• Private uploads