10Horizons Plugins

We can’t reproduce the issue. More info needed from thread starter. For now I’m marking this as resolved.

Thanks for the good words!

May I know if you’re using the classic Woocommerce shortcode or the new block cart for your cart? And what theme are you using? This maybe has to do with the theme you’re using, but we’ll have a look at our codes and test if we can reproduce the issue.

Just replied to your email. We can communicate via email.

Had a look at how both plugins work together and it seems that both are working correctly when used together on my test site. So far showing the correct amount saved and percentage saved on the test site.

Wondering what setup is different on your site? Maybe it’s to do with some other plugins you have? Try deactivating other Woo plugins and see if it works correctly with only Woocommerce + our plugin + their plugin.

Just to be sure, is this the plugin you’re referring to? https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/pw-woocommerce-on-sale/

If that’s the one, the good news is, since it’s a free plugin readily available on www.ads-software.com repo, we would be able to take a look at their source codes and see if we could make our plugin compatible with it without the need to touch your staging site. But we cannot promise the exact time for the update to happen. It might take a bit of time.

Thanks for the detailed explanation. However, that’s not a Woocommerce core feature, and we cannot promise to support all third party Woocommerce extensions out there.

If there’s enough demand for this, we might consider making our plugin compatible for the plugin you mentioned, as long as the said plugin is free and easily accessible.

Is this the plugin you are using? https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/subscriptions-for-woocommerce/

• This reply was modified 1 year, 5 months ago by 10Horizons Plugins. Reason: More questions

Need more info to reproduce.

What do you mean “not counted in product data”? The plugin doesn’t show the saved amount on the backend, it only shows it to your potential customers on the frontend.

More detailed explanation would be appreciated.

Thank you for the nice words! It’s in our to do list, I just need to find the time to finally get down to it. Hopefully will be able to do this before the end of the month!

Since there’s no reply from OP, I decided to leave this code snippet here in case somebody comes across the same issue.

Some themes can arrange and rearrange the order of stuff on your typical Woocommerce single product page to produce their own content structure.

For example, Astra theme removes Woocommerce template hooks that display product title, price, add to cart button etc, and then it adds its own hooks, and then it adds those Woocommerce template hooks back again.

In this case, you can do the following:

function thp_remove_you_save_single() {
   remove_action( 'woocommerce_single_product_summary', 'thp_ysxfw_you_save_single_product_page', 11 );
}
add_action( 'init', 'thp_remove_you_save_single', 100 );
add_action( 'astra_woo_single_title_after', 'thp_ysxfw_you_save_single_product_page' );

This removes the “You save” text from Woocommerce hook and hooks it to Astra theme’s hook just under product title.

The same logic can be used for other themes or plugins as well.

May I know the name of the theme you are using for your site? If you don’t mind, also the URL of your site.

Some themes and plugins can alter the order of the elements on your single product page. I know Astra theme does this out of the box, are using Astra?

This has been asked by other Flatsome users before. We already have this in our to do list. The plan is to create a shortcode for those who are building their product page with page builders.

Please allow us a little bit more time. We’ll be sure to let you know once it has materialized. Thanks for your patience!

In version 0.4.2 that was released yesterday, we’re already hooking to woocommerce_review_order_after_order_total, which displays the “you save” text at checkout below item summary and total.

If you still want to hook it to woocommerce_review_order_after_cart_contents, you can try the following code:

function thp_remove_default_you_save_checkout() {
	remove_action( 'woocommerce_review_order_after_order_total', 'thp_ysxfw_cart_total_save', 99 );
}
add_action( 'init', 'thp_remove_default_you_save_checkout', 100 );

add_action( 'woocommerce_review_order_after_cart_contents', 'thp_ysxfw_cart_total_save', 100 );

Sorry for the late reply by the way, I was occupied with a lot of things in the past few months.

Okay, I see. I would have to do more testing and we’ll try to fix this possibly on the next plugin update.

For a quick, dirty, temporary solution, open file index.php inside the plugin directory:

/wp-content/plugins/you-save-x-for-woocommerce/index.php

On line 229 you will see this:

function thp_ysxfw_you_save_single_product_page() {

Change the above with the following code:

function thp_ysxfw_you_save_single_product_page() {
    if (is_home() || is_front_page())
       return;

But bear in mind this change will be wiped out once the plugin is updated. So I will add a new option to enable/disable the badge on homepage in the next plugin update.

Sorry for the super late reply, but the badge appears instantly for me on my test server. Try enabling caching for your site and see if it improves the load time.