dayley

Yes I think you pretty much answered my question. Many thanks.

@shaunkuschel Your missing my point, I want to know what WooCommerce plugins I can use to get this outcome. The codepen I sent was just an example to give a better explanation.

Unless you have a better solution? @shaunkuschel

Once we have this setup on our eCommerce, I can then add the same fields into our CRM system we are currently having developed. But we are unable to move forward until we have found a solution for the website.

I am thinking maybe something like this may work for the product page:

https://codepen.io/dayley-senior/pen/jOBOQZG

Which would require the discounts adding to it for each variation of course.

Yes, a single product would be one design style.

Full Pallets and Baby Pallets are a pallet load of mixed sizes.
Where as 90×60, 60×60, 60×29 and 29×29 are all 1m2, but cut into various sizes. But the customer would still receive a 1m2 flag regardless.

Has anyone found a solution for this?

I am looking for the same. I do not wish to display all products on each of the sub-sites, however I would like an overview of all products within the multisite network on the networks main dashboard.

Yeah, I looked through the documentation already, but what I was reading seemed Klingon to me. So I wanted to try and get a better understanding from someone direct.

Also, what attributes can the WooCommerce API read/write?

This is related to WooCommerce product ID’s for WordPress Multisite’s. No plugin other than WooCommerce.

Wow. This sure did take some time for a response from you guys!

I already came across this MyWorks plugin a long time ago, but didn’t like the price tag that came with it for something so simple.

$200-$500 USD per location, per year, + additional extras! After speaking with a MyWorks agent, my setup would be $1,700 per year for the use of this plugin.

“OUCH!”

Hi @jyoti9487,
Nope. Right now I’m still waiting for @joeleem0n to create the solution.

I’ve searched high and low for alternatives, but it’s as though it is just not out there on the market yet! It’s very strange, plenty of businesses have multiple ship-out locations, and I have seen so many people mention it, but no solution has been developed.

Hopefully soon.

Although this could work, it does seem another work around. But certainly a better solution than throwing all the info in the suffix with WooCommerce Unit Of Measure.

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The documentation is to add custom units of measurements, but it doesn’t in any way mention how to have different units of measurements for the different dimensions.

I am currently already using the “WooCommerce Unit of Measure” plugin as a workaround which adds a simple suffix label after the price. But ideally I would like to just alter the units of the dimensions so they are different.

I’d steer away from using GEO IP for international sales as couriers/import handlers tend to charge a standard set rate when shipping abroad which is based on the items weight & dimensions, rather than distance.
So realistically you only need to accommodate for same country sales. Which wouldn’t effect the currency, the payment gateway, nor the other products in the cart. But inventory reduction for that particular warehouse would still be required. Same applies if the item was to be returned and the stock level then increases for that particular warehouse (unless the item was a defect of course).

The WooCommerce plugin now includes WooCommerce Admin, so after updating the WooCommerce plugin this is when I was presented with the error message.

The error message recommends to:

deactivate the WooCommerce Admin plugin and use the stable version included with WooCommerce.

So this is what I did. I deactivated WooCommerce Admin plugin and kept only the WooCommerce plugin.

So to clarify your questions:
(A) I am updating to the latest version of WooCommerce which contains WooCommerce Admin. I am not installing the latest WooCommerce Admin version by itself.

(B) I am not manually uploading anything, only updating WooCommerce to the latest version.

WooCommerce version: 4.0.1
WordPress version: 5.4

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