pinal.shah

Hi @mikedeveloper143,

Thank you! Glad to know it works. It would help me immensely if you would spend a few minutes to rate the plugin here.

Thanks,

Pinal

Hi @mikedeveloper143,

Can you kindly let me know the status of the Add to Cart behavior setting in WooCommerce > Settings > Products?

The Request Quote button works like the Add to Cart button and the redirect behavior should be the same when the plugin is active and inactive.

If the redirect works with the plugin disabled but doesn’t work when the plugin is enabled and the WooCommerce settings are consistent in both cases, please share the setup used so I can try to replicate the issue at my end.

Thanks,

Pinal

Hi @2008ebuss,

I’ll be incorporating the fix shared with you in the upcoming release. Closing this query here.

Thanks,
Pinal

Hi @2008ebuss,

I’m currently out of town with limited internet access. I’ll get a chance to replicate the issue with Polylang in the next week.

I’ll try to do the same in the next week and get back to you asap.

In order to help you quickly, it would be great if you can send me an email at pinalj1612 at gmail dot com.

Thanks,
Pinal

Please accept my apologies Jean. I did not read the topic subject line. You had quite clearly stated where you’d like to add the merge tag.

Currently, it is not possible to edit the subject line to add a last name in the email subject. However, I’m adding this as a client request and will try to incorporate it in the upcoming HPOS compatibility update (which is due in November).

In case if you are unable to wait that long, please send an email to pinalj1612 at gmail dot com and I’ll share a temporary patch that you can add to the plugin files to get this sorted.

Have a great week ahead!
Pinal

Hi @2008ebuss,

I tested the plugin with Loco Translate (language Italian) and the button text is being translated fine. Steps I followed:

1. Activate Loco Translate.
2. Go to Loco > Plugins > Quotes for WooCommerce
3. Italian .po and .mo files were not present in the plugin folder and hence unlisted.
4. Opened PoEdit software and created a new .po & .mo file for Italian language using the .pot file in wp-content/plugins/quotes-for-woocommerce/languages/
5. Once the translations were saved, I changed the WordPress language to Italian in WP Dashboard > Settings > General > Language
6. Visited the front end shop page. The Request Quote button is replaced with the translation (https://www.screencast.com/t/7iFFy14ow)
7. Plugin Settings: https://www.screencast.com/t/NsIQuAG9bd

On another note, I checked the link you shared in the original post and noticed the site has a front end language switcher. Loco Translate does not provide a language switcher. Can you kindly let me know if you are using some other plugin for translations?

If yes, can you please let me know which one is it?

Also, I switched the language to French and the button text was translated fine (https://www.screencast.com/t/t1Y3Fo5G4ouT).

Has the issue now been resolved?

Thanks,
Pinal

Hi @2008ebuss,

Have you tried using the .pot file present in the plugin folder/languages/ to generate .mo and .po files for the desired languages?

I will try to spend some time over the weekend to setup the plugin in multiple languages and replicate your issue, but I know for a fact that many users use the plugin with Polylang and Loco Translate and are able to translate the button text fine.

Will keep you posted on my findings.

Thanks,
Pinal

Hi @shinmadoo,

Language files are present plugins/quotes-for-woocommerce/languages/ folder.

You can use the .pot file to generate translations for your language and upload them as needed.

I hope this helps.

Pinal

Hi @greyville,

In order to add custom fields on the product page in WooCommerce you can use any of the existing plugins available on www.ads-software.com. Some links to get you started:

1. https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/advanced-product-fields-for-woocommerce/
2. https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/product-input-fields-for-woocommerce/

You can search for a plugin which suits you the most.

Thanks,
Pinal

Hi @shinmadoo,

I’ve created a patch to ensure the plugin works smoothly with Woodmart theme. Please download the latest copy of the plugin containing the fix from the GitHub repository link below:

https://github.com/pinalj/quotes-for-woocommerce/

Kindly login to your site via FTP and replace the existing plugin folder in /plugins/quotes-for-woocommerce with the extracted file from the link above.

Also, kindly follow the steps mentioned in the last reply and let me know the results.

Thanks,
Pinal

Hi @shinmadoo,

It seems an easy way to fix this is to simply disable and enable Quotes for all the products from the global settings.

1. Please go to WP Dashboard > Quotes > Settings.
2. Uncheck the checkbox ‘Enable Quotes’. Click Save.
3. So now all the products in the Shop will be normal WC products.
4. Go back to settings and check the checkbox ‘Enable Quotes’ and save the same.
5. Go to the Shop page and check, all the products will be Quote products.

There’s still one issue where users can see the button as ‘Add to Cart’ in the window which loads for variable products on clicking the Request Quote button in the Shop page. I’m looking into that.

However the above will fix the issue with all the single product pages.

Please let me know how it goes.

Thanks,
Pinal

Hi @shinmadoo,

I apologize for not getting back to you earlier. I have been able to replicate the issue at my end.

It seems the plugin code is overwritten for some variable products (not all) and it works fine for simple products.

I’ll look into this further over the weekend and share my findings with you.

Once again, please accept my apologies for being unable to look into this earlier.

Thanks,
Pinal

• This reply was modified 2 years, 5 months ago by pinal.shah.

Hi @iagopaz552,

Glad to know it now works!

Pinal

Hi Jean,

I apologize for the delay in response.

The safest way to do this is to customize the email template.

Kindly follow the below steps:
1. Go to WooCommerce > Settings > Emails
2. Go to email that you wish to edit (It will be the Send Quote email here)
3. Scroll down and click on the Copy file to theme button. This will create a php file in wp-content/themes/<your active theme>/quotes-for-wc/emails/.
4. Edit the send-quote.php file to add the last name and any more details as needed.

In your case, you can fetch the last name as:
$billing_last_name = $order->get_billing_last_name();

and the same can be used as:

echo sprintf( esc_html__( 'Hello %1$s %2$s', 'quote-wc' ), esc_attr( $billing_first_name ), esc_attr( $billing_last_name ) );

Regards,
Pinal

Hi @greyville,

Yes, you can set the products to be enabled for quotes individually. The settings for the same are available in the Product data Meta box in the Add/Edit Product page.

I hope this helps.

Thanks,
Pinal