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Hi Manuel,
Can you please create/share an admin account to your server (WP and preferably FTP), so I could log in and check what’s going on? If that’s the case, you can send an email to [email protected].
Hi Mike,
Did you manage to get the most recent version of the plugin? Let me know if you want more help.
Yes, that’s weird.
Can you please try to delete your plugin, download it again and install it once more? And disable the free version, if you have it enabled.
If it doesn’t work, please send a message to [email protected]. We can send you the most recent version.
Hi Mike,
I’m sorry the update didn’t fix the problem. Can you please create/share an admin account to your server (WP and preferably FTP), so I could log in and check what’s going on? If that’s the case, you can send an email to [email protected].
Hi Mike,
I couldn’t reproduce the error here.
It’s odd that you have experienced the error
Class WP_Background_Process not found
, as that class is bundled on WooCommerce itself.Anyway, I’m now checking for it and I’m loading it from WooCommerce in case it’s not found again.
Please, update the plugin to version 2.6.8 I just released. It should be ok from now on. Let me know if you notice something.
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Pablo.
September 30, 2022 at 1:10 am in reply to: Is it possible to bulk edit the costs by setting a percentage from the price? #91878Just a note,
Now, at “Tools > Bulk edit costs“, we have 3 sections: “Manually”, “By price”, and “By profit”.
“By Price” allows to set costs from a percentage of product prices.
“By profit” allows to set costs according to the profit percentage you’d like to achieve based on the current product prices.
September 29, 2022 at 8:21 pm in reply to: Is it compatible with WooCommerce Google Product Feed plugin? #91843Hi,
I believe that is possible to pass the cost data to Google Feed. This is what needs to be done:
1. Add
%_alg_wc_cog%
to Feed Manager > Settings > Third party attributes.2. On the Option Attributes mapping, select cost_of_goods_sold from the Add to feed column.
3. On the From WooCommerce source, select
_alg_wc_cog_cost
.Just a note,
Now we have some more compatibility options with the “WPC Product Bundles for WooCommerce” plugin:
– Exclude Smart bundle product type from stock and orders report
– Calculate Smart bundle cost from its items.
– Exclude Smart bundle cost from order itemWe now have a compatibility option with Metorik at “Compatibility > Metorik > Sync cost with
_wc_cog_cost
meta”Everytime
_alg_wc_cog_cost
meta gets updated its value is copied to_wc_cog_cost
.The option Enable compatibility with Metorik needs to be enabled.
Now, at Tools > Bulk edit costs, we have 3 sections: “Manually”, “By price”, and “By profit”.
“By Price” allows to set costs from a percentage of product prices.
September 23, 2022 at 8:36 pm in reply to: How to get the fixed cost from flat rate programmatically? #91082This would be a way of getting the flat rate cost from the general “Shipping method” section:
$fixed_costs = get_option( 'alg_wc_cog_shipping_costs_fixed' ); $flat_rate = isset( $fixed_costs['flat_rate'] ) ? $fixed_costs['flat_rate'] : '';
To get all the shipping costs from a specific order, this would be the code:
$shipping_cost = get_post_meta( $order_id, '_alg_wc_cog_order_shipping_cost', true );
Most probably the best place to find the profit report now is at “WooCommerce > Analytics > Orders“.
We have some options for it at “Tools & Reports > Analytics“
September 23, 2022 at 6:55 pm in reply to: Is it compatible with WooCommerce Currency Switcher plugin? #91055Hi,
We have a “Multicurrency” section. If it’s configured, the order cost and profit will be converted to the default shop base currency.
Just a note,
Now, at Tools > Bulk edit costs, we have 3 sections: “Manually”, “By price”, and “By profit”.
“By Price” allows to set costs from a percentage of product prices.
“By profit” allows to set costs according to the profit percentage you’d like to achieve based on the current product prices.
As an alternative solution, we have the option “Orders > Extra Costs: From Meta“, where an order meta can be set containing any value you want to include as cost.
The meta will depend on the plugin you are using, but these are for popular plugins:
– Stripe:
_stripe_fee
– Paypal:PayPal Transaction Fee
or_ppcp_paypal_fees.paypal_fee.value
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