meowcrew

Sure thing ??

In case Danea Easyfatt provides csv, xml, xlsx data export, you should definetly check out WP ALL Import, it’s super flexible and you can even set up cron job to pick up the data from some place (where export file stored) and auto-update prices periodically.

I’ll close the ticket for now, but don’t hesitate to open new in case you would have any questions.

Cheers!

Well, that’s odd.

Af far as we understand Danea Easyfatt is some kind of your local ERP system and you use third party plugin for import data, yes?

Unfortunately, we don’t have plans to integrate with any other plugins for import\export purposes, since we already support for two major solutions – Woo Import\Export and WP All Import.

Anyway, if Danea Easyfatt Import/Export for WooCommerce plugin developers would consider adding more data streams to their integration (like prices for user roles), they can contact us and we will share the knowledge they need to import data properly.

Well, great to hear it’s not our plugin fault ??

We’ll close this ticket, but in case you find any more issues or questions, don’t hesitate to let us know.

Cheers

Hello there,

I understand what you mean here and that definitely makes sense. But unfortunately, we don’t have shortcodes to display all the role-based values.

We will add an idea to our backlog and will consider it for future updates.

Hi there,

If I’m not mistaken, you contacted us directly and we wrote you back about a day ago. Did you receive our email?

Values specified in WooCommerce Regular and Sale price fields will be displayed for regular users. There is no way to use one of those values to be user-specific prices. If you install WooCommerce Role Based Pricing by Meow Crew you will find an extra Role\User Pricing area where you can choose the user role (or user account) and set regular and sale prices that will be designated for those users – https://prnt.sc/ugypfkXqpCKU.

It’s not quite clear what plugin you use to import prices, but we have integration with regular WooCommerce Import\Export tool and WP All Import, you can use any of those to mass update prices on product level for specific roles. Here you can read more on how those features work: https://meow-crew.com/import-product-prices-by-user-roles-in-woocommerce.

Hi there,

We just rolled out the 1.3 version of the plugin that has a fix for the “quick edit” issue. Enjoy and again thanks for letting us know.

Meow Crew

Hi Gerald,

Yes, in the free version conditions are limited to one per product or general fields group. You should see a warning message here – https://prnt.sc/o-busVsLi4Zz. Multistep dependencies (when the 2nd field relies on the output of the 1st field, the 3rd field condition depends upon the output of the 2nd field, etc) are only available in the premium version of the plugin.

Hi there,

Thanks for flagging out, we found the issue. We will add the fix to handle it in the next release.

Thanks once again,
Meow Support

Hi Gerald,

Can you share screenshots (or screencast) of what exactly you choose for conditions?

Also, please note that in a wp.org version conditions are limited to 1 per product/add-ons group. So please double-check if you don’t have any conditions set to some other fields.

Cheers,
Meow Support

• This reply was modified 2 years, 1 month ago by meowcrew.

Hi Mandy,

Since you are already in direct contact with us through email on this question, I’m going to close the ticket here.

Don’t hesitate to open another one in case you’d need any more help.

And what happens when you now remove ‘add to cart’ from the field? Does it go back to ‘only for registered users’ or to the default woocommerce label?

Hi there,

The ‘Add to cart’ label switches to whatever is specified in this field – https://prnt.sc/y3Bk21S8fZ0t. By default, it should be empty and shouldn’t trigger any changes to your button label. Can you please delete the “Add to cart” that you placed there, revoke the cache and check if the button label still changes?

If the plugin doesn’t offer what you were looking for, it doesn’t mean it ‘has no function’. There are just a few additional features in the premium version and a lot more in wp.org version, such as:
– Creation of custom user roles
– Flat pricing rules based on user role or for separate user/user account on each product
-General pricing rules for whole categories/categories or separate products
..etc

You can learn about functionality on the plugin page before using and leaving bad reviews.

Hi there,

This issue isn’t reproducible on a clean WooCommerce + Woo Role based pricing setup. Therefore we assume that it’s a conflict with another plugin you use. Please try disabling any other plugin that may have connections to product price, product page, or cart.

Hi David,
Well, in case you use a percentage discount type for the price (https://prnt.sc/ZhiEE9NjnKBy) and choose to show regular prices as sale prices here – https://prnt.sc/3PLXCZxhT7BI, then it’d be displayed like sale and regular price – https://prnt.sc/tKVU5C4GGsqY.
But sure, it’s not the same as you see it. We’ll consider adding that format in future updates.