kenlyle

Thanks for the plugin. I fixed the layout issue in the WooCommerce list by removing the Date Created, which I did not need.

I do find that the plugin does Network Activate and shows the Modified Date on WP Multisite, just without the ordering control.

I have a client requirement to allow selecting products by data modified, implying sorting.

I think Woocommerce support could be a “pro” feature to support your work.

I hope someone can explain that one, maybe fix if necessary.

I lost a lot of time trying to figure out why Wordfence was not updating along with the rest of my plugins.

I like this idea. Following.

Confirmed this works. It was a bit of a mystery to me too.

THanks Peter!

Thanks for your interest. The database records for the access control seem to be as in https://d.pr/i/ClBjmK in the wlm_contentlevels table. It seems that the record that does not say Protection should have the Level_Id in that field. Am waiting for clarification from Wishlist Member support.

Thanks. Start with the most obvious, the default case. It seems that WLM has no way to set Inherit as the protection setting of existing posts. Therefore, it seems that one has to edit each post manually, even when the category of the post is set to be protect es by a membership level. I have some 300 existing posts.

Strange, indeed. Check this https://ibb.co/WPFkk4C will autodelete in 3 days.

Some people only understand the TAKE side of give and take ??

Actually, both Admins are credited with the install, with the same time.

Solved.

Any more action on this? I am getting the same error, but it is on WP 5.2, and the plugin is listed as untested.

Well, it’s actually including one product, and excluding one category, but, yeah.

What would be the nature of the hack that would do what I am looking for? It seems to be using the Lunch product as a trigger, but removing the filtering of products to which the discount is applied? Does this use case happen to make you want to modify the plugin slightly? Or does the Pro version cover this case, perhaps?

Thanks…and, Ooops. Apologies. See here

The cost of the Lunch Package was accidentally close to the price of the food being added to the cart with that Package. That caused the confusion.

You can see what I am trying to get at…Food is 25% off (the Dinner price) during Lunch. I am trying to not have to create a Lunch and Dinner variation for each item, with different prices.

So, the Lunch item being in the Cart is the trigger, but it looks like I have to add Every item to the Product OR to get the discount to apply to that item. I put the Meal Packages category in the Category Exclude because the Lunch Package should not be discounted.

The problem with putting every product in the Product OR is that it defeats the idea of having only the Lunch item as the trigger. Is there a simple workaround I am missing??

Thanks again.

I am looking for these two use cases, as well. We are doing custom-purchased and cooked in-room meals, and don’t want Lunch and Dinner bookings mixed, so only one in the cart at a time. When a booking is purchased, we are looking at forcing the purchase of a certain abmount of store credit.

Where should this code be applied?