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Hi Mohsin,

Sorry for the delay. What extra functions would you need?

Meanwhile, if you simply update the user meta alg_wc_ev_is_activated as 1, the user is considered activated by our plugin and won’t receive the verification email. Would it be enough for you?

Hi Kelton,

Sorry for the delay.
Probably, you should have simply misunderstood some of our options.

The 'min_cart_amount' present on the code you mentioned is the minimum total cart amount required to display the amount left text.

That option was a bit misleading the way it was before and commonly confused with the Manual min amount option. But since version 2.0.8 we now believe that it is on a more appropriate location.

You can find it now at:
– General > Hide the amount left text > By cart amount

So we think that our current code is correct.
Please make sure that you have the most recent version of the plugin and let us know if you think it makes sense.

Hi,

I’m just writing here to possibly help other users. The issue was a typo with the shortcode attribute:

[alg_wc_mppu memberhsip_plan=""]

instead of the correct one:

[alg_wc_mppu membership_plan=""]

Hi Ugene,

If you’re using the product_id attribute for the shortcode, please make sure to enable the “Limits > Per product” option.

Let me know if it helps

Hi,

Although it’s not possible to set a date range per product using the admin settings or by using shortcodes, I believe it would be possible via code using the alg_wc_mppu_date_to_check filter.

If you only need to set limits for these specific products, you can simply enable “Limits > Per Product” option and then access the admin product page from A, B and C, setting the “Limit per user” option as 1.

In your (child) theme’s functions.php file you can add this code, considering products A, B and C with ids 1, 2 and 3:

add_filter( 'alg_wc_mppu_date_to_check', function ( $date_to_check, $date_range, $current_time, $product_or_term_id, $current_user_id, $is_product ) {
   if ( ! $is_product ) {
      return $date_to_check;
   }
   switch ( (int) $product_or_term_id ) {
      case 1: // Product A - Lifetime.
         $date_to_check = 0;
         break;
      case 2: // Product B - Last 7 days.
         $date_to_check = ( $current_time - WEEK_IN_SECONDS );
         break;
      case 3: //  Product C - Last 24 hours.
         $date_to_check = ( $current_time - DAY_IN_SECONDS );
         break;
   }
   return $date_to_check;
}, 10, 6 );

Let me know if it helps 😉

Hi Ralph,

You’re right. I just created a developers tab with a small usage example of the alg_wc_ev_user_account_activated action hook. Please take a look at it.

Hi Armin,

I just added the General > Verification info > Customization option to wpml-config.xml file for you. So now you’ll be able to translate it using Polylang or WPML for example. Please update the plugin to version 2.2.3.

When translating the [alg_wc_ev_verification_status] shortcode into Danish, you could try something like this:

[alg_wc_ev_verification_status verified_status="Verificeret" unverified_status="Ubekræftet"]

Let me know if it helps 😉

Hum, so your Pro version is really outdated. Please update it to the latest version (2.4.9)

Make sure you have the WP Factory helper plugin installed so you can install available updates automatically, and enter the key from https://wpfactory.com/my-account/downloads/