Zohaib

Hi James,

Could it be that the limits are not set up correctly in that case?

Also, have you tried the options under Frontend > Product limit message ?  Using these options you can display the limit message on the product page. Please let me know if this works and the cart notice still does not work.

Hi,

Unfortunately, it is not possible to have 2 different time ranges for the maximum limits. Only one time range is possible.

Hi,

To restrict users from purchasing a product for example, 333 to 5,6,7,8 use the following formula

[alg_wc_mppu limit="-1" user_id="5,6,7,8" product_id="333"]

This formula will not allow users 5,6,7 and 8 to buy the 333 product. The key is to use -1 as the limit if you don’t want them to buy that product.

Hi,

Please try and set the minimum sum for UK as -1 instead of zero.
While on the cart page notices will be updated automatically when user changes shipping method or zone, the checkout page behaves differently and notices are not updated automatically. Currently, you can use these solutions to this problem:

1. Enable “Block checkout page” option in the General section. This way, the customer will never reach the checkout page, and instead, he will be seeing the notices on the cart page (which are working normally).
2. Disable “Checkout notices” option in the Messages section. This way, if order amount will be wrong, the customer will see the correct notice when he will click “Place order” button.
3. You can also optionally set “Additional positions” option there to e.g. “Order review: Payment: Before submit button” or any other position that is updated automatically when the user changes the shipping method or zone.

You’ll probably want to keep Validate on add to cart, Hide “add to cart” button options (in General section) disabled, so your customer would have a chance to change shipping method on exceeded amounts.

Please let me know if you continue having trouble with this.

Hi Jeanine,

First, in the plugin’s settings, Tools & Reports > Analytics > Stock tab, Enable the options here. Then in your WordPress dashboard go to Analytics > stock

You will find products that don’t have a price but have a cost here. You can export this report.

Please let me know if you continue having trouble with this.

Hi Armin,

I have passed your request to our development team, they will get back to you soon.

Hi,

First, in the plugin’s settings Tools&Reports > Analytics, enable the options that you need.

Then you will find the reports int he analytics tab.

Hi,

In the plugin’s settings, please try and enable General > Redirect on failure option.

Also please try and change the options under Advanced > Authenticate filter.

Please let me know if you continue having trouble with this.