Store locator plugins

  • Hi All,
    I would like to have some hints to find two plugins that I can’t find.

    -The first is a store locator that can be filtered by country-> region-> city

    -The second, instead, for woocommerce, which allows to modify the output on the order according to the dimensions of the product, for example by entering width and length, calculating the perimeter and the cost by multiplying by unit cost and transferring on the order not quantity 1 like now but the calculated perimeter and the total cost.
    If I insert:
    Length = 10 and Width = 15 with a unit cost of $ 5
    now the order is:

    product xyz (L = 10 – W = 15)
    Unit Cost 5$
    Quantity 1
    Toal Cost 150$

    which would be inconsistent

    should instead become:

    product xyz (L = 10 – W = 15)
    Unit Cost 5$
    Quantity 30
    Toal Cost 150$

    clear that the quantity 30 results from the calculation of the perimeter (10 + 15) x2 = 30

    Thank you all for your cooperation

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  • Moderator bcworkz

    (@bcworkz)

    You may need to combine a few plugins to get a store location function. A custom post type plugin so that store data can be managed. Maybe custom taxonomy if you don’t want to use categories or custom fields. And finally a cascading dropdown plugin that supports custom post types, fields, or taxonomies. Some or all elements could be custom coded to pull it all together if plugins cannot be found.

    Wouldn’t the perimeter of 10×15 be 50, not 30? ??
    Not that it matters as an example of what you want to accomplish. I suggest asking in the WooCommerce dedicated support forum where the devs and expert users can help you. There may be an available WC specific plugin, or they could at least suggest WC filters that can be hooked for a custom coded solution. If all else fails, you could override the responsible WC templates. Maintaining overridden templates is kind of a pain though. It’s better to use filters if they are available.

    Thread Starter mrzpro

    (@mrzpro)

    Hi bcworkz,
    you’ re right perimetere is 50 not 30 it’s my mistake…

    Thank you fopr your hint

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