Deactivate Pre Orders when item becomes avialable

  • Resolved spielzeugfuchs

    (@spielzeugfuchs)


    6 months, 2 weeks ago

    Hello Support Team,

    thank you for this great plugin. Is there a posibility to deactivate the pre order checkbox automatically when the product becomes avialable? That would be very useful.

    It would be great as well if the pre order checkbox can be automatically checked if the product is on status “backorder”.

    Do you know how I can implement this function?

    Thank you very much.

    Best regards

    Johannes from Spielzeug-Fuchs.de

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  • Plugin Support lavendervu2510

    (@lavendervu2510)

    Hi,

    Yes, the preorder checkbox becomes automatically disabled when preorder items are available, and this is how the plugin currently works.

    Regarding this request:

    It would be great as well if the pre order checkbox can be automatically checked if the product is on status “backorder”.

    We regret to say that this feature is not available at this time.

    Best regards

    bluantinoo

    (@bluantinoo)

    the preorder checkbox becomes automatically disabled when preorder items are available

    Actually if item is out of stock users can’t add pre-order to the cart. How can pre-order auto-disable on stock coming back?

    am I missing something?

    I would like to understand more how the relation between stock+stock-status and pre-order, on the documentation I couldn’t find much about this…

    • This reply was modified 6 months ago by bluantinoo.
    Plugin Support angelagrey

    (@angelagrey)

    @bluantinoo

    When you mark an item “pre-order”, then that item is already treated as a pre-order product with additional information, the purchasing feature of WooCommerce is not interfered in this process. And the pre-order status of the product will be auto disabled when it’s overdue the date you set.

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