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Hi,
You will have to set the limits for individual products. There is a quicker way of doing it though, through the formula tab, you would use a formula such as:
[alg_wc_mppu limit="1" product_id="100,110"]
This will set the maximum limit to
1for products100and110.Also for setting the limits for membership levels, you would also have to use a formula. The
membership_planattribute would be used in this case and the formula might look like:[alg_wc_mppu limit="1" membership_plan="basic" product_id="100,110"]
This will set the maximum limit to
1for products100and110for basic plan members.Hi,
If the order status is set to completed, it means the limits will only apply to users whose order status is marked as completed. Usually when a WooCommerce order is placed by default the order status is Processing. Can you try and add the processing status in General > Order statuses.
Hi,
For your first question, it is possible in both ways to set the limit of 1 and have people purchase only 1 product from the whole category. Also possible to set a limit of 1 for each product in the category.
For your second question, are you using a membership plugin? If so which one? We would need to test this. If the memberships are set up as WooCommerce products, the limit will apply to the date range that you set in the plugin’s settings.
Hi,
In the plugin’s settings General > Order statuses please make sure the relevant order statuses are selected for which the limits should apply.
Hi,
In the plugin’s settings, in the formula tab you can enter the formula to use.
To limit a product by membership level you can use a formula such as:
[alg_wc_mppu limit="5" membership_plan="basic"]
This will set the maximum limit of 5 products for the “basic” membership level. This is just an example though, and you exact formula will depend on your setup.
Hi,
Unfortunately, it is not possible to get the profit per category per day/month at the moment.
I have passed your request to our development team. They will look into the possibility of this and get back to you soon.
Hi,
First, please deactivate the free version of the plugin and download and install the pro version from here. Secondly, you will need to install the WP Factory Helper plugin and add the license key there, to receive automatic updates.
To set different costs on the same product you’ll need our “Products > Add stock” option. After activating it you will find a new meta box on the admin product page with two new fields: Stock and Cost. Following your example, let’s say your price for 8 pieces is 100$. In that case, you’d enter 8 in “Stock” and 100 in “Cost”. The next time, it would be 3 and 70. In the end, your new cost will be the average between the costs. Something around 92$ in that example.
Just a note, before entering the values, you’ll also have to enable the “Enable stock management at product level“.
For your third question, you need to multiply the cost by the stock? If that’s the case, please let me know if the reports present in WooCommerce > Reports > Stock > Cost of goods can help you?
Hi,
It seems the limits are not set up correctly. Can you please give me some more information on how you have set up the limits? Alternatively, if you can share your WordPress dashboard access I can take a look for you. You can send your details to [email protected]
Hi,
In the plugin’s settings Advanced > Authenticate filter can you please try and change this option.
Please let me know if the problem persists.
Hi,
Unfortunately, this is not possible. The date range limits in the General plugin settings will apply to all the products.
Hi,
I’ve had a further look at your question, and yes, the plugin will try to sync with different shipping zones automatically, even if the extra shipping zone option is not set.
Hi,
You can set the plugin to use the average cost of the inventory. In the plugin’s settings:
Products > Add stock > Cost calculation expression you can set the formula for average cost calculation.
By default it is
( %stock_prev% * %cost_prev% + %stock% * %cost% ) / %stock_now%
You can change the formula to suit your requirements.
If you use the default formula, in your case this would be calculated as: (2x€5) + (3x€6) = €28/5 = €5.6 average cost per item and your total stock would be worth €28.
Hi,
Unfortunately, this is not possible with our plugin. You might want to have a look at All in One Product Quantity for WooCommerce.
