With so many variations gaining the wrong Regular Price / SKUs, I have a big problem!

Before the support changes, WordPress support recommended a plugin to remove all traces of previously used and unistalled plugins. However, I felt out of my depth using it.

I have forgotten it’s name.

I am now wondering whether the redundant column headings / data are responsible for my variable product corruption…

Has anybody else experienced this?
Does anybody know of such a “old plugin data removing” plugin?

Many thanks.
Sarah

Has anybody encountered this? The fact that it is now happening with SKUs means that we cannot use SKUs to administer UK Disability VAT Exemption on only eligible products.

I really don’t know what to do, and am obviously worried about the consequences.

Thanks. Sarah

The SKUs are vital for implementing UK Disability VAT Exemption, and with a vast range of prices, it is obviously essential that nobody gets a GBP 30,000.00 product for GBP 45.00.

WooCommerce / WordPress will not offer any support on this issue due to their recent “changes”…

Has anybody else come across product variations being given to Regular Price and SKU of other variations in the same product?

I am now extremely worried, so if anybody else has had this, please could you contact me?

Many thanks.

Sarah

I got the regular price of each of the products in my store with the code “<? php get_regular_price(); ?>” but when I change the currency of the website no change occurs to the prices shown.

I would like to know if it is possible to get the currency and exchange rate that are currently working on my website.

I explain what I want to do…

<? php
$currency = get_currency_current();
$rate = get_rate_current(); 
$regular_price = get_regular_price();
$multiply = $regular_price * $rate;

if($currency == "USD"){
echo $regular_price;
}else if($currency == "MXN"){
echo $multiply;
}
? >

This way if a user is using the “USD” currency, the regular price of the product will be shown, but if the user changes currency, the regular price will be multiplied by the exchange rate.

I am waiting for your comments if it is possible what I want to do or which way to follow to be able to do what I want to do.

Greetings.

The regular product price is 100,00
The sale price is 50,00
We have 12 in stock

When these 12 are sold, the sale price must automatically be removed and only the normal price of 100,00 must be used again.

We’ve set up unique prices for several countries using the plugin. In our templates for various reason we’d like to use the default price but since the plugin overrides what’s returned from get_regular_price() function.

For example: The default price for a product is €100 but for Germany the price is set to €90. When we use get_default_price function, we get €90 when the user is located in Germany but we’d like to display €100 instead.

Is there a way to get the default price when the plugin is in use?

Thank you

In Argentina it is common to charge the offer price only in cash, and the regular price for other payment methods (credit cards for example).

Adding a fee at the end of the checkout is not an option.

I haven’t found anything like it.

Are you thinking of any improvements like this? its viable?

Thanks.

Gonzalo.

We are looking for a way to have the regular price display as RRP: when a wholesale user is viewing a product. (similar to how sale pricing works)

Any help would be much appreciated.

Thanks
Craze

I’m just struggling with one thing…

A few of my client’s products are set to a rule ‘Buy one for $30, buy 2 and get them for $50″ – this process works fantastic, however, it shows a discount anywhere the product is displayed even though the discount doesn’t and isn’t supposed to apply until the checkout.

Any way to just display ONLY the regular price?

Thanks in advance!!