I want it to show only those that have stock as it does in other products, we have updated everything to the latest versions.
They told me in woocommerce to write the ticket here.
]]>I want it to show only those that have stock as it does in other products, we have updated everything to the latest versions.
]]>In our example
The first option Beis has in the variation activated inventory management and put 7 quantity. But when in the store product you select it and you can add more than the quantity to add to the cart.
It is wrong before it respected the inventory of the variations and reached the limit of each one, now it does not. Has something happened? Thanks!
]]>function custom_get_availability( $availability, $_product ) {
global $product;
$stock = $product->get_total_stock();
if($stock < 2):
$availability[‘availability’] = __(‘Solo ‘ . $stock . ‘ disponibile’, ‘toolsjet’);
endif;
return $availability;
}
In this case what I can do for being the “if stock 0 and <2” is possible doing in some way?
]]>I’ve successfully imported 8000 products into my woocommerce but the issue is that the products that supposed te be instock are outofstock in my shop and products that supposed to be outofstock are showing instock.
Does anybody have an idea why this is happening?
]]>Is this plugin not supported any more?
I am having issues making the “OUT OF STOCK” sticker smaller on my client site that is live. Currently it has moved more to the right of the product and NOT on the product and I need to fix it urgently.
I basically need to make it smaller would be better
Thanks
Kristin
I tried:
– Updating all plugins
– Removing the LiteSpeed caching plugin
– Importing stock amount through XML import
None of the above worked and it is quite important for our colleagues to have an easy way to adjust the products with low stock amount.
]]>I’ve been fighting this for hours now and I couldn’t find an answer anywhere.
I have this product (Burger Buns) on my website that has 2 attributes (Quantity and Flavor) for 7 different variations. This is how it looks:
Attributes: 4 different flavors and 2 different quantities (packs).
Variations: 3 flavors have the 2 quantities options and the other flavor has only 1 of the quantity options.
The quantities attribute are: Pack of 4 | Pack of 6
The problem:
When someone buys 1 pack of 4 burgers, Woocommerce deducts the stock as if only 1 burger was bought (not 4).
I have seen a demo of the Product Bundle Plugin in the Woocommerce Store but it seems that won’t solve my problem because of my variations.
Does anyone knows a way around this?
Thanks,
Daniel.
However all products now have SALE! on Products page where no sale prices exist for the variable products.
Customer has Discount allowed which may be triggering the SALE! message.
The 2 separate functionalities should not affect each other.