Pablo

Hi,

Sorry for the delay.

For now, the only endpoint we have is for verifying the user. You just need to enable it on Advanced > REST API options.

It’s necessary to pass the code sent via email. Example:

http://site.com/wp-json/alg_wc_ev/v1/verify?verify_code=eyJpZCI6NCwiY29kZSI6Ijg0Mzk5ZjcwMzVkM2EwMjcxNGE3N2MxMTcxNjExNmQ3In0-

If that’s not enough for you, let me know exactly how you’d like it to work.

• This reply was modified 2 years, 4 months ago by Pablo.

Hi Lain,

You could try installing a Email Logging plugin like WP Mail Logging so you can see the status of all the emails sent.

If the emails are being sent, most probably they are going to SPAM, and sometimes they can’t even get to the SPAM inbox. In that case you just need to improve the deliverability rate of your emails.

In order to do that, you can try to use an SMTP plugin like WP Mail SMTP by WPForms for example.

If even after that you still have problems you can try to configure DKIM or SPF records. You may need to contact your hosting provider to understand how the setup will work.

Hi,

You don’t need to put this file anywhere. It is located in the plugin’s root folder. It will work out of the box.

With that file, every time you create a translation of a product, its price will be copied along, i.e., the cost will be synced between translations, as the default price is.

Hi Mark,

Yes, We have the [alg_wc_wl_remove_all_btn] shortcode that can remove all items from the wish list.

Here are the parameters you can use on the shortcode:

array(
	'show_loading' => false,
	'tag'          => 'button',
	'btn_class'    => 'alg-wc-wl-btn2 alg-wc-wl-remove-all',
	'remove_label' => 'Remove all',
	'auto_hide'    => false
);

Examples:

1. Change text from “Remove all” to “Remove items”:

[alg_wc_wl_remove_all_btn remove_label="Remove items"]

2. Use the shortcode programmatically making it disappear after clicked:

echo do_shortcode('[alg_wc_wl_remove_all_btn auto_hide="true"]');

Hi Cheryl,

Yes, for that, we have the option “Orders > Extra Costs: From Meta > Meta keys”.

You just have to know the order meta key containing the cost value and add it to that option. And then, you’d have to recalculate the order costs.

Let me know if you want more help.

Hi Thomas,

Please enable these options:
– Products > Cost sanitization > Cost update > Replace comma by dots when updating cost meta
– Products > Cost sanitization > Cost import > Get only the cost number when using the WooCommerce Importer

And of course, please make sure you have both compatibility options with Metorik enabled:
– Enable compatibility with Metorik
– Sync cost with _wc_cog_cost meta

Every time the cost meta is updated by our plugin, it will sync its value with the _wc_cog_cost meta.

Let me know if it helps.

• This reply was modified 2 years, 5 months ago by Pablo.

Hi Michal,

How did that character end up there?

Anyway, thanks for the tip. I just fixed it on version 2.7.6 I just released. Please, let me know if it’s ok now.