if I sell a product from the backend, not from the shop front-end, I would like to change the price for this order only, not in the product table.
I have searched for variable-price products but cannot find anything that fits my needs.
I found variations and discount rules but I just want to change the price when I make an invoice from the backend, maybe through a dummy product where I can change the description too.
Anyone an idea if this is possible?
With the POS systems I support (Chromis) or in front accounting this is possible.
BTW if someone has a link to a WooCommerce-forum where users help users I would be happy.
Regards,
Jan
thanks for the reaction.
I have got an answer from another forum, in Woocommerce one has to enter the order first and afterwords the price is editable.
You cannot see this straight away, first you must put the mouse in the part with the positions, then the pencil to edit appears.
Not the most elegant way but usable.
And i did found more forums.
Regards,
Jan
Related
Good evening, I have a small problem with my website, I would need when you buy a product and select that the local pickup does not show some fields of the form such as province, postal address or city, if you select for example another shipment as free shipping if they appear. (I think it makes all the sense in the world and I think it's a mistake that it does not come pre-defined like this)
The website is made with Wordpress and Woocommerce, I have tried practically everything and there is no way to work, the functions that I have found here do not end up running any, I do not know if it depends on the theme (Flatsome) or the version of Woocommerce
Thank you very much for your time.
Greetings.
I am trying to create a different display for a given category in WooCommerce. For example, if there is a category clothes and another bikes. I want the clothes one to display as usual, but to change the layout for the bikes one.
I did some research, but couldn't find anything that worked for me. I tried the documentation here: https://docs.woocommerce.com/document/template-structure/ but am not sure how to use it exactly.
Please, if anyone has been through this process, could you give me a detailed example maybe?
Thanks for the help!
(This question is asked over on the Wordpress Stack Overflow, but no one seems to want to answer, so I'm putting it here)
I have a quick question. I have a site http://frenchicpaint.co.uk Everything is fine, except...
When you view thew site on a mobile/iPad, prices are shown exclusive of tax, yet when you view the site on a desktop the prices are inclusive of tax...?
I've only just noticed it, and can't see any option to change it...
Anyone have any ideas how I can get the prices to show INCLUSIVE of tax on the mobile version?
Thanks
Solved it! In woocommerce settings tax the option must be tax based on shop adress - if not the prices are shown excl tax waiting for the customers adress to calculate tax... Why it only affected the mobile view I dont know.
I have just discovered that I have the same problem :-( at http://sqoop.no/produkt/adventure-food-biff-satay/
I wonder if it appeared after one of the recent upgrades. My site is still in catalogue mode, perhaps this has an effect? Im looking for a solution and will post it here if I get it.
.. found this answer:
"mikejolley commented 9 days ago
You'd need to change the "Display Prices in the Shop" option based on user agent. Not something core will do for you".
Im not sure what "option based on user agent" meens, but it seems to solve the problem for the guy who posted the question.
Specially wants to change functionality of those pages with custom coding.
Example: If any one ask for Buy two and get one free for similar category product, then what would be the best procedure to carry on. With out plugin need solution.
Well if you dont have much experience with woocommerce then i would suggest to stick with its default functionality.
Although "buy 2 get one free" kind of plugins would be perfect for this job but as you dont want to use plugins there is one more way. You can create a variable product. In your product page, mark it as variable product and then add variations to it. You can set one variation as "buy one" with a price of lets say $50, and make it the default variation and then add another variations "buy 2 get 1 free" with a price of $100. You can also add different images with each variation.
Now on your product page, you will be able to see a drop down (or if you like radio buttons you can use it too) with the default saying "buy one" with price of $50, and when some one clicks on the "buy 2 get 1 free", the price will automatically change to $100.
Yes, it is. The first step would be to get access to the relevant files. You can do that in several ways but the best way to go about it for your case will be to use an FTP client such as Filezilla. You can also access WooCommerce's files through the WordPress admin panel under Plugins->Editor. Bear in mind, however, that WooCommerce is a fairly massive and complex plugin and it will likely take considerable time and skill to locate the relevant files and code. Happy coding!
So as the name suggests I would like to know if its possible to Have a coupon set up on woocommerce that when entered at the checkout it adds in a free product to the order.
Can this be done or is this something woocommerce could not handle.
If anyone knows of any plugins etc I would be extremely grateful
From your question, you are asking if there's a way for users to enter a coupon that when entered gives free products?
It is possible with Woocommerce, out of the box it has it's coupon management. You can even exclude products which is useful!
Read more about this here http://docs.woothemes.com/document/coupon-management/
It's very simple to get up and running!
I realize this question is old but figured I would point out there's a plugin available for rather cheap that can handle this. I'm not the author, nor do I use the plugin, but it should take care of this functionality:
http://codecanyon.net/item/woocommerce-free-gift/6144902