URL Coupons for WooCommerce

Description

URL Coupons for WooCommerce plugin allows your customers to apply coupons via URL, for example, via: http://example.com/?alg_apply_coupon=couponcode.

URL Coupons for WooCommerce Plugin Options

Settings are located in “WooCommerce > Settings > URL Coupons”.

• General Options
• Hide Coupon Options
• Redirect Options
• Notice Options
• Advanced Options
• Shortcodes

General Options

URL coupons key

URL key. If you change this, make sure it’s unique and is not used anywhere on your site (e.g. by another plugin). Your customers can apply shop’s standard coupons by visiting URL. E.g.: http://example.com/?alg_apply_coupon=couponcode.

Default: alg_apply_coupon

Force session start

Enable this if URL coupons are not being applied to the guests (i.e. not logged users).

Default: no

Add products to cart

Automatically adds coupon’s products to the cart for “Fixed product discount” type coupons.

Default: no

Add products to cart: Empty cart

Clear the cart before adding the coupon’s products.

Default: no

Hide Coupon Options

Redirect Options

Redirect URL

Redirect when coupon code is successfully applied. Possible values: No redirect; Redirect to cart; Redirect to checkout; Redirect to custom local URL.

Default: No redirect

Redirect URL: Custom local URL

Used only if “Redirect to custom local URL” value is selected in “Redirect URL” option.

Default: None

Redirect URL per coupon

Will add “URL Coupons: Redirect URL” field to each coupon admin edit page.

Default: no

Notice Options

Delay notice

Delay the “Coupon code applied successfully” notice if the cart is empty when applying a URL coupon. Notice will be delayed until there is at least one product in the cart.

Default: no

Custom notice

Custom notice to be displayed when coupon code is successfully applied. Ignored if empty.

Default: None

Notice per coupon

Will add “URL Coupons: Notice” field to each coupon admin edit page.

Default: no

Notice per coupon: Override global notice

This will remove the global “Custom notice” notice, in case if there are any “per coupon” notices to display.

Default: no

Override default notice

This will remove the default “Coupon code applied successfully” notice, in case if there are any custom notices to display.

Default: no

Notice method

Possible values: “Add” or “Append”. This makes a difference only if you have multiple notices displayed: “Add” option will add it as a new notice (i.e. will display it as a multiple notices), while “Append” option will merge it with the existing notice, for example, with the default “Coupon was successfully applied” notice (i.e. will display it as a single notice). Possible values: Add; Append.

Default: Add

Notice type

Ignored, unless “Notice method” option is set to “Add”. Possible values: Success; Error; Notice.

Default: Success

Notice glue

Ignored, unless “Notice method” option is set to “Append”.

Default:

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Advanced Options

Hook priority

Priority for the main plugin hook. Leave empty for the default priority.

Default: None

Remove "add to cart" key

Will remove add-to-cart key on “Redirect URL > No redirect” option.

Default: yes

Force coupon redirect

Force coupon redirect after add-to-cart action.

Default: no

Extra cookie

Enable this if you want to set cookie when URL coupon has been applied. Cookie name will be alg_wc_url_coupons.

Default: no

Extra cookie: Expiration

The time the cookie expires. In seconds.

Default: 1209600

WP Rocket: Disable empty cart caching

Check this if you have “WP Rocket” plugin installed, and having issues with cart being empty after you apply URL coupon and add a product.

Default: no

Shortcodes

If you are using URL to a page where no WooCommerce notices are displayed, try adding our [alg_wc_url_coupons_print_notices] shortcode to the content. Please note that this shortcode will print all available WooCommerce notices (i.e. not only from our plugin, or notices related to the coupons).