Tom Anbinder

Hi,

In case if anyone else has similar question – [alg_product_gallery_image_url] shortcode was added in plugin version 1.4.0, e.g.:

<image_1>[alg_product_gallery_image_url image_nr="1"]</image_1>
<image_2>[alg_product_gallery_image_url image_nr="2"]</image_2>
<image_3>[alg_product_gallery_image_url image_nr="3"]</image_3>

Hope that helps.

Hi Valdemir,

Thanks for the idea. We’ve just released new plugin version 1.4.0. After update you can use new [alg_product_description] shortcode in your feed, e.g.:

<description>[alg_product_description]</description>

Also in v1.4.0 we’ve added more general [alg_product_function] shrotcode – you can get the description with this shortcode as well, e.g.:

<description>[alg_product_function function="get_description"]</description>

Hope that helps. Please let me know if something is not working correctly.

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Hi,

Unfortunately not possible at the moment, but please give me a couple of days to implement it. Will get back to you asap.

Hi again Sam,

As promised, we’ve just released new plugin v1.2.1 (both Free and Pro). After updating please go to plugin settings (in “WooCommerce > Settings > Custom Shipping Methods”) and enable “Replace zero cost” checkbox there. You can also choose what text to display instead of $0.00: it can be empty (as with WooCommerce standard “Free shipping” method) or you can set some text (can be HTML), e.g.:

 - <strong style="color:red;">Free</strong>

Please let me know if it’s not working as expected. And if you like the plugin, please leave us a rating.

Hi,

There is last price missing in your shortcode (i.e. for the 4750 weight), so please try something like this:

[costs_table prop="weight" table="0-2.6|750-3.2|1750-3.9|2750-4.4|3750-5|4750-6"]

Hi,

In case anyone else has a similar question – yes, this can be done by setting the precision attribute to 1 in the [math_round] shortcode, e.g.:

[math_round precision="1"]x[/math_round]

Hi,

Sorry for the late reply. Not sure I understood it correctly. If you are using the “Default formula”, you can change the parameter there and product prices will change accordingly. For example, if you have x*1.05 formula, then after you change the margin (i.e. 1.05) product prices will be updated. Could you please try to explain it to me to once again (if possible maybe give an example of how this should work)?

Update2: As promised, we’ve just released new plugin version 3.2.3. Now in “Advanced Options” settings section (in “WooCommerce > Settings > Call for Price > General”) there are two new options: “Main variable price” and “Force variation price”. If you enable both, your task should be solved (and you don’t need to add the code, I posted previously, manually). Please let me know if there are still any issues.

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