I have a GF with 3 products at a set price. However, if the user purchases more than one, there's a $50 discount on each additional item.
EX: Product 1 = $500
User buys 2 items, $500 + $450 (total = $950). Is there a way to do this with native (or plugin) conditional logic?
The only way I know how to do this natively is to create an extra Product field that adds as a "base" fee. In your case, that fee would be $50. Then your product price would be $450 all the time. Use conditional logic to "show" the base fee when only 1 item is ordered and to "hide" the base fee when more than 1 item is ordered.
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In WooCommerce (WordPress) I have a bundle which contains product A and product B and I set it to add to cart separately (When adding this bundle to cart, product A and B will be added to cart separately).
I wish to implement discount like this:
If 1 bundle added to cart, then %20 discount will be added to each product A and B, and if the customers changes both of them into 2 or 3 or ..., still gets 20% on these 2 products, but, if the customer for example adds 1 bundle then changes the number of product B into 2 (1 product A and 2 product B), then gets a %20 discount on 1 product A and 1 product B, and %0 discount on the second product B, again, if the number of product A changes into 2, then the %20 discount will be added to both of them.
I know I explained a little confusing 😅
How can I do that? I used WooCommerce Discount Rules (FlyCart) but couldn't find a solution to create desired rule.
I have Shipping costs based on the number of categories in cart. Base shipping is 250 and if the number of categories is more than 1 for every category is charged extra 50. At the moment everything is shown together in a cart, I would like to be extra cost visible with a label and new row.
It looks like you might need to modify the WooCommerce checkout template in the theme that you are using.
I have a property site, I have rooms as products in WooCommerce. There is an option to rent the room whether for 6 months or 12 months. I did a workaround and for 6 months the product quantity will be 1 and for 12 months the quantity will be 2.
E.g
For 6 months price is 2000 (quantity 1)
For 12 months price 4000(quantity 2)
Now what I want is to restrict the product (room) to be purchased only once.
Link : https://heyrooms.com/property/morden-apartment-balham-london-6/
The book now button add the product in the cart according to the time period in the drop down above.
Edit: I can't use a variable product options. Because it's not the case here.
I would propose a different approach to solving the problem.
Why don't you create the products as variable instead of simple. You can then set the price accordingly for 6m/1y. Then just make the stock quantity as 1.
You should then be good to go.
I would like to use the Stock Management in Woocommerce. I have some products which use variing attributes (sizes in my case), however, the stock management only lets me enter a anmount for the whole product (eg 11 running Shirts instead of 11 running shirts in size L). Is there any way to use stock management on attributes?
Thank you for your help.
From the variable product documentation:
Each variation may be assigned:[...]
Stock quantity – Stock for the specific variation, or left blank to use the product’s stock settings.
So, set your product as variable product and check "used for variation" for your size attribute like this:
Then go on the variation tab and generate a variation for each attribute value. On each variation, you have a checkbox to activate the stock management for this attribute value - if it's not checked, it will use the general product inventory in the inventory tab.
I am trying to make a pay now button for a registration form online. Each individual has two options for payment. If they are a member, they can pick and pay the member's rate for registering for this event. If they are not members, they will pick the public's rate option for it. That's fine. It works great and it will ask them to either pay the member rate or public rate.
My question is, I would like to add another drop down button which would allow them to change the quantity of tickets they buy to this event. So if they want to but 6 tickets, they select 6. And if they are not members, in the next drop down box, they select Public.
I can add the second drop down menu, but it doesn't affect pricing at all, doesn't change the quantity.
Any help?
If the price of each quantity is arbitrary, this can only be done with custom javascript.
Do your prices and quantities scale linearly? I.e. 1 for $10, 2 for $20, 3 for $30, 4 for $40 -- if so, you can use Add to Cart / Shopping Cart Buttons to handle the quantities.
Another potential hack is to multiply your current dropdown's number of entries with the number of your second menu.
General Public 1 ticket - $15
General PUblic 2 tickets - $25
Members Only 1 ticket - $10
Members Only 2 tickets - $20
Another way is to use 2 separate buttons, one listing the member rates and one listing the public rates. This might actually be the good-enough path of least resistance.