Wrong sale badge

Hi

Thank you for reaching out. It seems your theme has a snippet that customizes the Sale badge (Example; By comparing the regular price and sale price, it displays a percentage).
That may be the reason why it shows a 100%

Something like mentioned in this tutorial: https://www.cloudways.com/blog/change-sale-badge-text-in-woocommerce/

However, our plugin does a dynamic discount. So that custom function written in the theme might not aware that there is a dynamic discount

The function could probably in a functions.php file or another file inside the theme.
If you have trouble finding it out, we can assist you with it.
Please post a support request at https://www.flycart.org/support
Happy to help

Thanks
Ramesh

By comparing the regular price and sale price, it displays a percentage).
That may be the reason why it shows a 100%

However, our plugin does a dynamic discount. So that custom function written in the theme might not aware that there is a dynamic discount

Then how do I call your discount price on the functions?

• This reply was modified 5 years, 10 months ago by 80treize.

It is be possible when you have just one rule with a single discount.

Please send us a support request at https://www.flycart.org/support
We can provide you a snippet that you can use at the custom “Sale” text to show the discount.

However, if you have multiple rules with different conditions, then showing a discount percentage or price on a sale badge might not be correct.

A simple example:
Let’s say, you have a tiered discount

Buy 5 – 9, get 10%
Buy 10 – 20, get 15%

Now if the Sale badge is shown with 10% discount on it, this will convey a wrong message. Customer will assume that the product has 10% discount starting from quantity 1. But that assumption is wrong according to the rule.

Here is a complex rule example:
Let’s say, you have: Buy Product A, get 20% discount on Product B.
In this case, the discount percentage in Sale tag can be shown only if the customer added the Product A to cart. Until that, he is not eligible for discount.

Because of these scenarios, by default WooCommerce only shows the “Sale” text badge. But a few theme providers customize it by showing a percentage comparing the regular – sale prices. Nothing wrong. But when you go for a dynamic pricing/discounts, this concept might not be applicable.

Hope this makes sense.

Thanks
Ramesh