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Hi Laura,
I’ve just re-checked it on my test server, but unfortunately couldn’t reproduce the issue. After adding
1.5
to the cart, the quantity in PayPal also shows1.5
, so it seems to be working fine here. I even tried to complete all the order to the end and it still shows1.5
in my PayPal payment receipt. I’m using standard PayPal gateway (in sandbox mode) that comes with WooCommerce. Maybe you could send me the screenshot of the issue? Also – if possible maybe I could login to your server’s admin to check what’s going on? My private email is [email protected]Update: I’ve just re-read your question and I think I got it wrong the first time. So what you probably need is enabling/disabling open pricing only for some variations of variable product, correct? Unfortunately that’s not possible at the moment – I will have to re-check the code to see if this can be easily added.
Hi Elliot,
Not sure if I understood your question correctly, but you can enable/disable open pricing for each product individually (there is “Product Open Pricing” meta box on each product’s admin edit page). Or do you mean you want to enable/disable open pricing in bulk (e.g. by some product category or tag)? If that’s the case – unfortunately applying it in bulk is not possible at the moment, but I could probably add it in next plugin version.
Hi,
Maybe it’s possible to login to your site’s admin to check what’s going on? Also FTP access would help a lot. If it’s possible – my private email is [email protected].
P.S. I did try going through your site’s frontend, however I keep getting “VAT is not valid” message (I’ve tried VAT ID you’ve provided, and I’ve added FI prefix). If you have checked “Check country by IP” checkbox in plugin settings, then my IP being not from Finland would result in invalid VAT..
Hi Adam,
Unfortunately I don’t think it’s possible at the moment. You could set minimum quantity to 2, step to 2 and maximum quantity to 4, but that would make quantity of 1 invalid. I could try to add this to the plugin, but I’m not sure how would admin set allowed quantities… I mean would listing all valid quantities as comma separated text (I mean by admin) would be good enough, e.g.:
1,2,4
? And do you need this on per product basis (i.e. different for each product) or these quantities would be applied to all your shop’s products?Hi,
Plugin settings are accessible via “Dashboard > WooCommerce > Settings > Export”. Tools themselves are accessible via “Dashboard > WooCommerce > Export”.
Hope that helps. Please let me know if you have any more questions.
Yes, the final price will change automatically. For example: if you set formula to
x+5
(e.g. in “WooCommerce > Settings > Product Price by Formula > Default Formula” for all products), then the price for each product will be calculated by adding 5 to its standard price. So, for example, if product A has standard price (i.e. price that is set normally, without our plugin) at 100, then its new (i.e. calculated by our plugin) price will be 100+5=105, and if product B has standard price set to 50, then its new price will be 50+5=55. So if you change standard price for some product, then new price will be re-calculated automatically.Hope that makes sense.
Hi Ajay,
You just enter it as a standard price.
January 16, 2019 at 12:28 am in reply to: Where shall I put the value of ”Price” in the formulae #99077x
is what is always replaced by price.Hi Stefan,
Since plugin version 2.0.0 there is “Use shipping instances” option in plugin settings. After you enable this checkbox and save the settings, you will be able to set different icons and/or descriptions for each shipping method’s instance (e.g. different flat shipping methods). Unfortunately this option is available in Pro version only.
Hope that helps.
Hi,
Could you please disable free plugin version before activating the Pro. If that doesn’t help – maybe I can login to your server’s admin and check what’s going on? My private email is [email protected].
Hi,
Not sure if I understood you correctly, but if you mean
[alg_wc_sid_translate]
shortcode – it can be used exactly the same for shipping instances as it used in in free version.Hope that helps.
Hi,
If anyone else has similar question – “Hide product terms” option was added in plugin version 1.1.1.
If anyone else has similar question – “Decimal quantities” option was added in plugin version 1.3.0.
Hi,
If anyone else has the same issue – as we’ve figured out in private emails – “Hide menu items” checkbox hides *menus* (i.e. from “Appearance > Menus”) and in this case it was a list of terms rather than a menu. After checking “Hide products terms” checkbox in plugin’s settings the issue disappeared.
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