carldeary

Hi there

Also have the same issue here. Adding email addresses manually is also a very counter-productive option.

This does seem to be an issue dating back all the way too 2017 – is this going to be sorted out as this function is not working? The solution always seems to be “Purchase the plugin – Smart Coupons”. The problem is that we have not considered this in our costings when initially building the site as the explanation of the tooltip says “Per individual by either email address or ID” so this should work for both logged-in and none logged in users.

Is there a work around? Future code update?

Hi

Not sure if you came right here nsahin, had the same issue on my “custom results page”. If you are using a custom search results page then try this code to display the price, it worked for me – <?php global $woocommerce; $product = new WC_Product(get_the_ID()); echo $product->get_price_html(); ?>

Hi bcworkz

Thanks for taking the time to go over my questions. Definitely gave me something to think about in terms of my approach and the user expectations here.

Yeah, creating another taxonomy is a stupid idea after reading your reply! I am just totally lost here…

The filtering option is definitely something I will discuss with the client and makes sense from a usability point of view…but if I know the client they will want the functionality to be as close as possible to there current website.

They way we would like it to work would be:

1. Select brand from dropdown / click on the brand – (done)
2. Display the brand title, description – (done)
3. Display categories that the brand is allocated too (brand might be allocated to multiple categories for example, cameras, monitors, brackets, etc – drill down till the single products page – now this category drilling should work exactly as the main products section.

I have replied next to each of your paragraphs. I have stripped out some items.

You can use taxonomy-product_brands.php the same way as taxonomy-product_categories.php to drill down through brands until there is a single product. – I am trying this but it is not working. The code posted is from the taxonomy-product_brands.php page.

There wouldn’t be too many levels in brands I should think. Sub-brands? – One level, a main category called Brand and then I list the sub-brands, FullVision. Reason for the doing it this was is for the breadcrumb so that the user knows were they are.

Anyway, the key would be how brand and categories are presented on the single product page so users could easily back out of their result to anywhere on either track. Thus each single product should list the parent category and all child categories, and the parent brand and any sub-brands. – On the single page we list the brand allocated to that single product. The user can click that link which will then taken them back to the main brand page which they should be able to drill down from there again.

Your code is running queries that AND the category and brand criteria. This can often lead to no results found, frustrating users. – My code is clearly not working.

If one is on the category track and clicks a brand, is the user expecting only products of that brand AND in that category? – If the user clicks the brand they should see the categories that are allocated to the single products, reason is that a brand will have been allocated to a product from all sorts of categories.

Or are they thinking they are jumping tracks and they should get products of that brand in any category? I would expect the latter, but maybe I’m weird. – Should work like the main products structure but show only the products allocated to that brand…but must drill down through the categories.

Would you be able to assist us? We don’t expect anything for free either if you could help it would be much appreciated. Also, I hope I have answered everything and that it is clear.