WP Inventory

Hi Steve,

Yes, with Advanced User Control you can set it so that users are only able to view items assigned to them in the backend. You can find more info in our documentation here: https://www.wpinventory.com/documentation/user/add-on-documentation/specific-user-control/

Hi there – I’m very sorry for any inconveniences here. We had some technical difficulties in the latest update – but we’ve put out another quick update to resolve them. Please update again and this should be resolved.

Hi there, thanks for reaching out! Automatically having products come back into stock is not in the default functionality of WP Inventory, no. Sorry I don’t have better news.

Hi there,

WP Inventory is a standalone system with its own product list and checkout process, it doesn’t integrate with any other systems out of the box.

Hi Steve – thanks for your interest, but WP Inventory is a standalone solution with its own list of products and checkout system, separate from WooCommerce.

Hi jamm,

Yes! You can either change the Labels in the free version of the plugin to suit your needs, or upgrade to the Pro version with the Advanced Inventory Manager add on to add totally custom fields.

https://wpinventory.com/

Hi Rob,

The hook adds your field to the form, so it’s part of the data being saved, it’s just a matter of making sure the system recognizes it. Part of that is making sure the input has a “name” attribute, and that’s the name associated with that value when the form data is posted.

You can specify the name just by adding it as an attribute in your wp_dropdown_users settings array.

Hi Rob,

I believe you’ll need to add a name to your input field through the parameters of the user dropdown function, as that’s how the form field is categorized when saving settings. https://developer.www.ads-software.com/reference/functions/wp_dropdown_users/

Let me know if that doesn’t work.

Best,
WP Inventory

Hey Rob,

Happy to point you in the right direction. Yes, to actually edit the item from the frontend, you’ll need to make that dropdown part of a form that when it submits, updates the inventory item. That form will also need a (hidden) input with the inventory item ID so you can update the right one. The table you’ll be looking for is {prefix}_inventory_item.

Hi Andrew,

Thank you so much for your business, and for bringing this to our attention! We’ve had a small number of customers crop up with this issue since our most recent update, and are developers just finished chasing down this bug. Version 2.1.0.4 should be available shortly which fixes this issues.

Best,
WP Inventory

Do you know for sure this is the cause? Do you have an error log or some console message that points to this plugin? Seems to work for me.

@csskevin

Can you send me an email via [email protected]? I’m working alongside with Syed to get access to a repo we can make changes. I’d like to see if your interested in doing the JS rewrite.

Thanks!

Thank you, dear sir! You are one in a million, Burt!

You can achieve this with the template override system here:

https://www.wpinventory.com/documentation/developer-documentation/adding-custom-fields-reserve-form/

We are grateful for customers like you. Thank you for the kind words and we are happy to help.

WP Inventory Manager Team

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