J. Tyler Wiest

Your theme is likely using a separate add to cart template to show the quick view. If the checkout boxes does not have the correct WooCommerce hooks and actions, then our plugin won’t work.

Perhaps try contacting your theme developer or try adding the actions back in yourself.

Thanks.

Do you have admin privileges?

Thanks.

You can use our other plugin WooCommerce Advanced Product Quantities. It will allow you to set a minimum value and integrates flawlessly with WooCommerce Thumbnail Input Quantities!

WooCommerce Advanced Product Quantities

Hm that’s strange it’s working for me fine on this url: https://tylerwiest.wpengine.com/product-category/clothing/

Might be an issue with WordPress? Maybe try a fresh WP install if your issues persist.

Can you provide a url that demonstrates this?

The isn’t isn’t the input fields not allowing you to enter the number as a decimal but rather WooCommerce allowing you to checkout with fractional quantities.

To allow for decimal values simply add step=”any” to the number input boxes but you’ll notice if you do that in the cart and hit update WooCommerce spits out a whole number output.

Netnuvo’s error was due to him not assigning any roles to the rule so the rule was never applied.

This message isn’t designed to show when the user selects the wrong message but instead for all users as a notification about what the proper quantities rules are. The plugins shouldn’t allow users to submit a invalid quantity however. If the html 5 field doesn’t get it the backend validation should (which would result in a add to cart error message).

The short code you listed above can be put in the main content of the product post ie. the text editor.

If you use the php function <?php do_shortcode(‘[wpbo_quantity_message]’) ?> you can insert it in any php file that is inside the product loop.

From the sound of it, APQ wouldn’t be able to do that for you sorry.

Thanks for the suggestion. At this time we don’t have the bandwidth to add additional features but you can contact WPBackOffice.com/contact if you’d like to use our premium support.

Thanks.

Hey thanks for reaching out.

I’m a little unclear about what you are asking for but if you are looking for a drop down of options, you can set your product as variable and use variations to hold your options.

Thanks.

Ok, 2.1.6 has been released and should take care of your issue. Now any product that doesn’t have a rule being applied wont’ show the quantity message.

Enjoy!

Sorry currently we don’t support this. If you’d be interested in the feature, we could look into what it would take. Simply contact us here: https://wpbackoffice.com/contact/

Thanks.

No sorry we don’t support linking to a quantity. You could use our other plugin to require minimum quantities however: WooCommerce Advanced Product Quantities

Can you provide a link to your site so I can verify / debug? On my testing environment I’m unable to replicate that bug. The plugin will only work if the data-quantity input attached to the add to cart button is set to the proper quantity.

<a data-quantity="100" href="/shop/?add-to-cart=70" rel="nofollow" data-product_id="70" data-product_sku="" class="button add_to_cart_button product_type_simple added">Add to cart</a>

For the above, it would add 100 items to the cart.

(You can find this by using the inspect element tools in your browser)