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Hey David,

Is your question still relevant?

Hi David,

Glad to hear you liked it ??
Do you mean putting the note next to the price (something like this – https://prnt.sc/s-vUUTbcMVSC)?
Should the content also depend on the user’s role? Or one general note should be displayed for all roles?

Hi Chris,

That can’t be done using a ‘fixed type of pricing’, however in the premium version, there is a way to set a 100% discount using ‘percentage-based pricing’ – https://prnt.sc/30saOxDqujWR. And the product will end up having 0.00 cost – https://prnt.sc/NOSgiMjZJH_l

Hi Saiful,

I believe you understand that there’s no such thing as a ‘universal script for ajax load pricing’. The reason is not the method (ajax or whatever) you use to retrieve pricing but the source you use to do so.
Most likely, your plugin gets pricing from the source where we don’t bother to modify them. E.g. if your plugin makes ajax requests to the admin endpoint, we keep the original prices there to give the admin chance to operate effectively. If this is the case, you can suggest your user remove this condition in our plugin – https://prnt.sc/WvKELc4Vq0QA.
Or you can adjust your plugin to send pricing requests to the more reliable endpoint to receive modified pricing (which can also be the case for many other plugins).
Have a good one.

Hi there,

When you use Woo block ‘filter products by price’ or probably any other filtering by price (most likely works the same way as WooCommerce one), the filter will use the default product price from the associated table in the DB. The prices based on user roles are stored in the other table, which is not indexed when the user filter by price.
In short, as you said, any user (no matter what their role-based price assigned) filtering the catalog will experience filtering results by default price, not the role-based.

For all future questions:

There is now an option available in the premium version, which you can use to only import role-based related pricing rules through WP All Import – https://prnt.sc/02qfjq0eEPUd.

Hi Michal,
So, you cleared the transient cache, fulfilled role-based addon fields here (https://prnt.sc/FyvJNbDiK–G), and the _role-based_pricing_rules don’t appear here – https://prnt.sc/NCb_Of0en3-T?

As far as I understand, you use the Premium version with support included, you can send us a ticket from your wp-admin panel and share credentials there so that we can take a look.

Oh, sorry, I didn’t get you the first time.
Yeah, caching can be tricky.

Regarding shortcode – unfortunately no, there’s no shortcode for that purpose. The only thing I can advise you here is to use default Woo export, to have all prices in one place (but that’s a premium feature).

Hi there,

I suppose you didn’t get the idea of how user roles work.
If you have visitors on your site, they are not considered users by WP until they log in. Prices for the ‘customer’ role you created will apply only to those users who have the ‘customer’ role set here – https://monosnap.com/file/ftedMlMgVr7Wwon3FgI7HJCnQCWmsr.
When the user isn’t logged in or even registered, you cannot assign any role to them. And that is not what our plugin is capable of changing.

I can’t get why you don’t use regular WooCommerce pricing for those users you define ‘customers’? If I got you right, everyone without a specific role (subscriber or boutique) should see $24.99 and $10.99 costs. Who then should see the $25.99 and $11.99?

Hi,
There is a special class to get&update the pricing data:

MeowCrew\RoleAndCustomerBasedPricing\Admin\ProductPage\PricingRulesManager

it has a bunch of methods to work with:

$pricingRules = PricingRulesManager::getProductRoleSpecificPricingRules($product_id);

// $type must be either “customer” or “role”
PricingRulesManager::updateProductPricingRules($product_id, $pricing_rules, $pricing_type);


Check the file for yourself to find the rest methods here: src/Admin/ProductPage/PricingRulesManager.php

Hi there,

WooCommerce Role Based Pricing by Meow Crew isn’t integrated with the Request a Quote plugin from Yith.
We assume that Request a Quote applies the discount on user/product level, which provides users with an option to purchase the product for a non-regular price, and then Role & Customer Based Pricing recalculates cart totals based on user role or account, which rewrites previously made price adjustment.
The only option here is to add a customer-based pricing rule to the requested product simultaneously with quoting the price (establishing the same price for the customer).

Hi,

How exactly do you plan to migrate prices?
There is an option to import prices based on user role through WooCommerce importer or WP All Import, in the premium version of the plugin.

Hi there,

We finally managed to fix the issue and release the new version.
Thanks again for the heads up, and let us know if we can help with anything more.

Cheers,
Meow Crew

Hi mate,

Glad to hear you liked the plugin ??

And yeah, we found that issue, hope to fix it and release a new version anytime soon; thanks for the heads up ??