hormiganegra

Would it be possible to add parameters to the shortocode for stock quantity and backorder status? Something like this

[quick_order stock_quantity=”1” backorder=”yes,notify”]

basically a way to indicate minimum stock quantity to display variation and another way to display or not display the item based on the backorder status?

Would love to have these two options and in combination.

Examples of use:
display items in stock only (1 and 1+) for stock orders only
display items with more than X unit in stock min (X+) (for permitting bulk stock orders in page only, X being minimum order qty)
display items with no stock but can be ordered anyway (backorder: yes, notify) (for backorders only removing non-stock-no-backorder clutter)
display items with 1 qty stock but can be backordered (for all orders with no clutter)

Maybe it’s a good idea to have a min and a max (optional) stock qty

Thanks ??

Great, thanks!

I think I know how to redirect only logged-in users, but it doesn’t work consistently for me — it works for a while and then it doesn’t redirect not-logged users. I’m using it along with WP-Members plugin, which works great except that people can see my blog page with all the posts titles and I don’t want that.

Anyway, back to you, the way I think it works is that you can redirect a specific url or I guess you can also use a regular expression, by first creating it and then editing, like this:

Go to redirects, add a a new redirection. Once it is created, click to edit it. You will have a field for logged in users and another for logged out –add a target url only if they should be redirected, if not, leave blank, for each as desired.

Is this what you were looking for?

Thanks! I’ll see if I can make it work

OH so that’s what it is! Thanks for the explanation, now I can pull it off!

Thanks a lot!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Good luck with the plugin

I’m already using your forked version, but I don’t seem to know how to make it work for this (or understand how it works, for that matter). How do I do it?
Thanks again!!!

Thanks for your response, it was very helpful. I did see the mention of columns starting with “csv_” but I hadn’t used the right field names. Now with your explanation everything worked wonderfully!!!

except for a field which is supposed to store a google maps link. using the query you suggested I saw that the actual content of that field is not a regular url link to GMaps but something like this:

a:1:{s:10:”google_map”;s:194:”https://maps.google.com/maps?q=Statue+of+Liberty,+New+York,+NY&hl=en&sll=40.697488,-73.979681&sspn=0.602839,1.234589&oq=statue+of+liberty&hq=Statue+of+Liberty,+New+York,+NY&radius=15000&t=m&z=13″;}

where the values for a, s, and the other s seem to change depending on the map link. I tried importing only the link but, of course, it did not work well (=at all), only when using whole string it gets imported properly. I’m having problems researching this also because I’ve got no idea what it could be called.

So I cannot import data to this map field because I don’t know how to deduce/find this additional data. Would you know how I can create this for a different map link, or where I can find more information about this and possibly (=remotely) figure it out?

Thank you so much!

Sounds good, will do.
Thanks!

Thanks! (belated)

I ditched the plugin because of this issue, so you know. I would still like to have a way to make it work, as I like a lot better than my other options.

Thanks.

No news? Nobody has the same problem? Am I all alone in the world?

I wanted to add that the second page works only when using default permalink settings.

I have the same problem.

The table format works counterintuitively, making it look like the class will take place in the time slot it is located when it may stretch for longer, while the table is only noting start times. I noticed it is the same way in the plugin demo page (https://wcs.pulsarwebdesign.com/schedule/) where a class that starts at 9 and ends at 10:30 appears in a slot apparently covering only 9 to 9:30.

Any chance that there is a solution to make it look more like a regular table schedule on my site?

Thanks for a great plugin!