Shop Plugins

Hi poschek,

There’s not a straight forward way to do this without modifying the plugin.

On this line: https://github.com/shopplugins/woocommerce-availability-chart/blob/master/woocommerce-availability-chart.php#L236

you can delete this text:

<?php echo (int) $stock; ?>

and the stock will not show.

Glad it’s sorted ??

Hi Archetyped,

The strike-through is displayed on products with variable pricing enabled. Products with a single price the sale price is shown.

There is not a setting page for the plugin, but Sale Price fields added on the individual Edit Download page in the Download Prices meta boxes.

We’ll update the docs to make it easier to understand.

Thanks,

Daniel

Hi claudiasey,

Sorry to hear about the issues. There’s not enough information in what you reported to figure out the issue.

What version of EDD are you using?
How is the price set in the product admin? (A screenshot would be helpful)

Thanks.

Thank you for the review amdmehr!

Hi chiquetk,

WooCommerce 2.1.x isn’t supported by this plugin. Please update to at least WooCommerce 2.3.x.

Thanks Thomas, glad it helped!

Hi kbam7,

After activating the plugin on Product pages in the admin you should see a checkbox on the Product Data > General tab: https://esp.im/image/2i3w3p1f313u

This is working with the latest version of WordPress and WooCommerce.

Thanks!

Hey pete119,

We’ve built a WooCommerce Redirect Thank You plugin that redirects customers to a specific Thank You page per-product.

There is also a global setting that will override WooCommerce’s order-completed endpoint.

I’m not sure why it’s not working. It might help to hire a dev to take a look. The people at https://codeable.io are very helpful.

Hi Damian,

The current functionality is to have the Sale Price only on the download button. There is a JS issue with the display and this is because of a limitation in EDD’s filter for the button.

To enable the code you can edit the file: edd-sale-price/includes/class-eddsp-sale-price.php

On line 186 delete the line: return $args;

Then the regular price will be shown like this: https://cl.ly/image/0l2H2N1a1L3G

That will take a bit of code, but here’s a good example:
https://docs.woothemes.com/document/hide-other-shipping-methods-when-free-shipping-is-available/

Make sure Shipping is enabled at WooCommerce > Settings > Shipping:
https://cl.ly/image/2i1M3F3q051H

Also, you’re using a multi-step checkout plugin/theme that I’ve not seen before so that might be affecting it.

Yes, you’re right, Order Amount “350”. Anything over that will be allowed Free Shipping. Don’t add the currency symbol.

Hi chessfusco,

This can be done with the built in Flat Rate and Free Shipping methods of WooCommerce.

Go to WooCommerce > Settings > and press the Shipping Tab

For the €65 shipping, enable Flat Rate shipping and set Costs Added to “Per Order” then set the Costs to “65”
Example: https://cl.ly/image/0B161r2d2J1h

For the Free Shipping, enable Free Shipping, then set Free Shipping Requires to “A minimum order amount” and set the Order Amount to “65”.
Example: https://cl.ly/image/1e2b1P2N2q1A

Then save changes.