have big issues when adding a new product in WordPress, because WooCommerce opens it`s new layout instead of letting Worpress havings all the options.</p> <p class=””>That being said, I`m unable to customize the prices; need to set different prices for same product, ex. having a Margherita pizza, I want to set different prices for the sizes, adding toppings and so on.

No options to do that, and all the plugings I install, they do not display their particular options in the new WooCommerce layout page.

Please help!!!

Thank you!

First of all – Cool plugin, I really like it.
I’m currently working on a website for weddings. The price is calculated out of the number of guests – but it varries and the price pr. person is lower if the total is higher.

Example:
Like 100 persons invited is maybe 1$ pr. guest
200 persons invited is maybe 0.95$ pr. guest

How can I insert that in a formula? It is very rough numbers so we dont need to have a range slider from 100 to 5000 with all the posibilities in between.
You will be able to choose 100 guests, 150 guests or 200+ guests

Hope you can help me!

When editing variable products, for regular price, there is an option to bulk change it. But for wholesales there is not an option to do so. I have to change the one by one.

Is the bulk price modification available on the paid version? or is that option available somewhere that I am missing?

regards,

Can you confirm your plugin will be able to extract the currency converted price on variable products, within each variation, if using Aelia?

Can it support the prices by country plugin by Aelia? https://aelia.co/shop/prices-by-country-woocommerce/

Do you have plans to support the currency switcher plugins on the woocommerce.com store?
E.g. https://woocommerce.com/products/currency-switcher-for-woocommerce/

https://woocommerce.com/products/currency-converter-widget/

https://woocommerce.com/products/multi-currency-switcher/

https://woocommerce.com/products/multi-currency/

However, is there a way to sell a ticket that allows the visitor to put their own price in? (Pay-What-You-Can) or any other way to add on the option to pay more – but where I leave that amount up to the visitor to put in instead of forcing them to select a pricing option I set?

I know I can also add a Paypal donation button but that becomes a separate transaction. I would like an option that allows the person to be able to buy a ticket and make a donation in one transaction.

This is likely to be a JS issue in file add-to-cart-variation.js line 162 – 163 where the new variable $priceElement does not replace the correct html.

Replacing these lines with the 3.7.2 version fixed the issue. Can you please check my reasoning and implement a fix/solution.

Replaced these lines:

$priceElement.html( variation.price_html ).addClass( 'variation_modified' );
$priceElement.find( '.price' ).contents().unwrap();

with these:

$wrapper.find( wc_gzd_add_to_cart_variation_params.price_selector + ':not(.price-unit):visible:first' ).html( variation.price_html ).addClass( 'variation_modified' );
$wrapper.find( wc_gzd_add_to_cart_variation_params.price_selector + ':not(.price-unit):visible:first' ).find( '.price' ).contents().unwrap();

*Disclaimer: Other plugins installed includes “Variation Swatches for WooCommerce”

I want to display the highest price. I tried editing the plugin but I dont know how to code. If anyone can help that would be great.

Thank you

Alternatively, it would be ok to have items with fixed price but a “free offer” field in the cart to allow customers to add some amount during check-out.
The first solution is preferable, though.

I tried some research on plugins, but found nothing. Any suggestion would be appreciated.