Victoria - a11n

You’re welcome! I’ll mark this thread as resolved.

Just to add that if you go the custom code route, for advice around this, you may find volunteer support here on the forum, or I’d recommend reaching out to one of our vetted developers on our Customisations page (https://woocommerce.com/customizations/).

Hope that’s helpful!

Hi Max,

Yes, I see what you’re after!

A variable product would be the way to go.

It’s not so much a theme as a specific plugin functionality, which may come packaged with some theme bundles.

I did a little more digging, and it looks like it may also be possible using custom code, if that’s something you could look into. The link’s fairly old, and I haven’t tested this myself: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/40938725/adding-affiliate-links-to-woocommerce-variations

I can’t specifically recommend third party plugins that aren’t on the WooCommerce marketplace since I’m not familiar with them and haven’t seen them in action, but this looks like a possible solution at first glance. I’d recommend you check out reviews and regularity of updates if you go for any third party option.

Thanks very much for that extra info.

Was it a WordPress update to 5.5 that you ran?

There were some Javascript changes that came with WordPress 5.5 and not all plugins have updated accordingly yet. Your problems sound like they might be caused by errors in Javascript. Please try if the following plugin helps you in the meantime (before other plugins update): https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/enable-jquery-migrate-helper/

At a glance, it looks like most of your plugins are up to date, except one or two I can see:

— Product Visibility by User Role for WooCommerce Pro – latest is 1.6.2 currently so this can be updated
— Reamaze Helpdesk may not be compatible with the latest version of WP.

Make sure you take a backup before updating, or use a staging site to update before pushing to live.

Otherwise, would you be able to run through the conflict testing steps here? (https://docs.woocommerce.com/document/how-to-test-for-conflicts/)? If this can be done, it can help narrow down the issue. We’d always suggest doing this in a test site or staging copy rather than on your live site, and taking a backup first.

This way, you may be able to see which plugin may be interfering with this function. I see you’ve got a couple of plugins which act upon product types, user role permissions, the visibility of admin options and post taxonomies so it’s possible one of those may be the cause.

Hi Erick!

I see from your video (at 4:30) that you are referring to this plugin, WooCommerce Dropshipping.

You can open a ticket that puts you directly in touch with its developers by choosing the extension here when you’re logged in to your WooCommerce account: ?https://woocommerce.com/my-account/create-a-ticket/?form=ticket

They’ll then be able to respond to find out what’s happening here.

I hope that’s helpful!

• This reply was modified 4 years, 5 months ago by Victoria - a11n. Reason: added hyperlink to ticket link

Hi!

Thanks for the screenshot. Please could you let me know which plugin it is you’re using for this integration, and a link to the directions you’ve taken that screenshot from? Without any more details here, it looks like that might be out of date guidance.

Normally we’d recommend using our official, up to date Stamps.com integration which you can find here. With this one, you don’t need to enter an Authentication Key, as once the plugin is activated, you simply log in to your Stamps.com account at WooCommerce > Settings > Stamps.com to connect it.

You can find instructions and screenshots here for setting this up.

Could you please share a copy of your site’s System Status? You can find it via WooCommerce > Status.
Select “Get system report” and then “Copy for support”.? Once you’ve done that, paste it here in your response. That’ll help us understand your configuration.

I hope that’s helpful – looking forward to hearing back so that we can help further with this.

Hi!

While adding fields isn’t a feature of core WooCommerce, there are a couple of extensions that could help here.

You could look at Product Add-Ons for a very flexible solution for product level.

If you have a Gravity Forms licence, you can add custom forms to products using this extension. There’s a similar extension for Ninja Forms users.

At checkout level, you could look at WooCommerce Checkout-Add-Ons, or Checkout Field Editor or Conditional Check-out Fields to add specific fields that you need at the checkout stage.

Each plugin has slightly different features so I’d encourage you to take a look at the configuration to decide which is the most appropriate for your needs.

I hope that’s helpful!

Hi!

As per my reply to your other thread, if your question is connected to the plugin WP-MLM I’d suggest you post your question in the forum for that plugin, so that the plugin developer can respond directly. Thanks!

Hi!

Is your question connected to the plugin WP-MLM? Here in the WooCommerce forum we focus on responding to questions about core WooCommerce functions. Since your question is about a specific plugin, I’d suggest you post your question in the forum for that plugin, so that the plugin developer can take a look. Thanks!

Hi Hilton!

Can you send screenshots of the product settings and the issue you’re seeing? I recommend https://snipboard.io for easily sharing screenshots – please follow the instructions on the page, then paste the URL in this thread. It works with Chrome, Firefox, Safari, and Edge.

Also, could you copy and paste your site’s system status report into this thread? You can get it from your dashboard by going to WooCommerce—> Status.

Looking forward to hearing from you!

Hi Max!

If I understand correctly, for each single product, you’d like to offer multiple options to your customers, the same product being sold by different sites so that the customer can choose who to buy from, with different affiliate links showing different prices. Is that right?

You can create separate single external products (with a single affiliate link) as part of core WooCommerce, with no extensions needed. Here’s guidance here on how to set a product as an external/affiliate product.

You could use WooCommerce Products Compare or potentially Product Table for WooCommerce, if you wanted to compare several different products side by side.

However if you wanted to compare prices from different affiliate sources in the same product, you could potentially make it a variable product, then use a third party plugin to add affiliate links to each separate variation. It looks like there are a couple of options out there. I’d suggest looking for plugins by searching for something like “affiliate variable products woocommerce”.

I hope that helps!