mauberni

Sure, if it’s a variable product and each packaging is a variation, then it’s as simple as using the price field for each variation.

So it must be some other thing.

Look at this Shipping Zone.

Resto BR Shipping Zone

It only has a flat rate shipping option, the free shipping option is deactivated. This shipping zone does not show up on the feed.
Available Shipping

However if I activate the free shipping in the Resto BR shipping zone…
Resto BR Shipping Zone(activated free shipping)

The shipping zone shows up with both shipping options(Resto BR Frete grátis and Resto BR Frete Fora do RS BR).
Available Shipping(activated free shipping)

This is a very complicated shipping zone, however even with one as uncomplicated as this shipping zone it still doesn’t work. Since it only has a flat rate shipping it doesn’t show up on the google feed.
Restante RS Shipping Zone

I can tell it is a weird bug, I have no clue which configuration or plugin is causing this conflict.

• This reply was modified 4 years, 3 months ago by mauberni.

Thanks for the quick response,

The way I see it you created a shipping zone with both free and flat rate, but that works for me too. It doesn’t work if I have only the flat rate shipping. Somehow if I have a free shipping both show up, but if it’s only the flat rate the shipping zone doesn’t show up at all.

The third party shipping is actually flat rate, I have a third party shipping plugin installed but I’m not using it.

Could you check that it shows up even if you remove the free shipping option? If that still works for you then I guess it might be some other configuration or some other plugin is affecting it.

Sure!

Hello again,

I’m having trouble allowing backorders. All my products can be sold either by unit or by box of X units, so I have both packages(unit and box) as variations, the box is stock dependent on the unit. Both variations are configured with “Allow, but notify customer”, the skus are configured correctly, however if there isn’t enough stock it will only allow me to backorder from the unit variation, but not the box(which is the dependent stock).

You can check it here: https://mbstore.kinghost.net/?product=chocottone-maxi-bauducco-mousse-500g

This product can be bought in a unit(unidade) or a box(caixa) with 18 units, I only have 12 units in stock. It only allows me to backorder from the unit but not the box.

Thanks in advance

Ok just solved it.

You have to create distinct skus for both variations and set the dependency sku of the box variation to that of the unit variation and not the product sku.

I read the text from github and it made it much clearer.

For example, if you are selling individual bottles of wine in your WooCommerce store, but also want to sell wine in cases of 12 bottles, you can create a product with two variations:

Quantity: Single bottle

This variation will have inventory managment enabled, will have a unique SKU, and you will enter the price and total number of bottles as the available stock.

Quantity: Care of 12 bottles

You will configure this variation with a unique SKU and a price. This variation will have stock dependencies enabled and will have a dependency on the single bottle variation with a dependency quantity of 12. Once the product variation is configured with a stock dependency, you never have to manage its inventory.

Thanks! Awesome plugin!