hunchopreneur
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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WooCommerce] !Important product Category images mix upHere is a screenshot. All those images which are the same have to be different. As all the categories and subcategories have different images, however here, the categories and subcategories have the same images
Please how do I get to solve this issue @wclovers?
Ever since I wrote, I haven’t had a replyI cant open a ticket with my account on wclovers.com. The link keeps taking me to my account page.
Ok, Ok
I need help with this snippet. I implemented it so Vendors cannot upload a product if they don’t choose an attribute. Instead, it forces vendors to select all attributes.add_filter( 'wcfm_product_custom_attributes', function( $taxonomy_fields, $att_taxonomy ) { if( isset( $taxonomy_fields[$att_taxonomy] ) && isset( $taxonomy_fields[$att_taxonomy]['options'] ) ) { if( isset( $taxonomy_fields[$att_taxonomy]['options']['is_active'] ) ) { $taxonomy_fields[$att_taxonomy]['options']['is_active']['custom_attributes'] = array( 'required' => 1, 'required_message' => 'Attributes are required' ); } if( isset( $taxonomy_fields[$att_taxonomy]['options']['value'] ) ) { $taxonomy_fields[$att_taxonomy]['options']['value']['custom_attributes'] = array( 'required' => 1, 'required_message' => 'Attributes are required' ); } } return $taxonomy_fields; }, 50, 2);
Does this mean there is no way it can be calculated per the number of products in the cart too?
Additional cost according to the number of products in the cart. Let me say if a customer is buying 1 single product from Mumbai, it costs 100lakh for delivery. Also, if the customer is buying 2 products it will charge the same 100 lakh. So I was asking if there is a snippet that will add an additional shipping charge if the customer adds the number of products in their cart. That is if they are buying 2 or more products from Mumbai or any other location, that amount adds t the shipping fee.
@wclovers The CSSS worked and made it inline. But the sizer has not changed I added this CSS to change the size, but it never worked
.owl-carousel .wcfm_vendor_badges {
width: 7.5px !important;
height: 7.5px !important;
display: inline;
margin-left: 1px;
margin-top: 11.5px !important;
vertical-align: bottom;
}@wclovers They are pages generated by woocommerce. For example, if You check this single product https://onemarketc.com/product/lanx-propper-shoes-men-foot-wear/, You will see the verification badge is still the same big size in it with the products under the related products, the cross-sells, and upsells. If You also proceed to the cart page and checkout page, the verification badge size is also large there. The pages are Woocommerce generated.
- This reply was modified 4 years ago by hunchopreneur.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Facebook for WooCommerce] WooCommerce and Facebook Not Connecting@skyvergesteve Please can You go through the snippet again? It is giving me some errors
using this CSS I have modified and implemented the same verification badge and sold by size on all pages. But now I have an issue as it doesn’t work on the cart page, single product page, and checkout page. How do I achieve this same size on Woocommerce generated pages, please?
.page-id-2787 .wcfmmp_sold_by_wrapper {
display: inline;
}
.page-id-2787 .wcfm_vendor_badges {
display: inline;
margin-left: 10px;
vertical-align: bottom;
}@wclovers Yes. Where they will have to upload their ID cards or business license before uploading any product. I have seen only the snippet that works only with location in the documentation. I wanted to ask if there is one for the verification which they will upload their ID cards.
Thanks for Your help. One last request, please. I see a snippet to make vendors unable to upload products unless they input their location. Is there a snippet to also make them unable to upload products until they verify themselves?
Ok, thank You for your assistance.
@wclovers It seems a plugin was causing it. It is working fine after disabling them and identifying them.
I also wanted to ask this question too. With the shipping by distance, it doesn’t take into consideration the number of products ordered. For example, if you put 10km to be $5 if a customer orders 1 or 10 of that product he will pay the delivery fee for one product only which is $5. Is there a snippet to make the shipping by distance take the number of products into consideration too?I want it limited to 15 only
Ok, I am aware of that. But still, on the checkout page, it is not available. you could try buying a product here onemarketc.com/one-shop and go through to the checkout page.