• I’d like to recommend assigning your plugin class to a variable. This will allow other developers or theme editors to modify your actions.

    For example, I wanted to change the location that the discount special offer text appears on my single product page. It should be as simple as using remove_action to remove your single_product_summary action, then adding it back in at a new priority. But since the class is instantiated without being assigned, there’s no way to call it.

    Simple fix
    Change line 1042 of woocommerce-bulk-discount.php to:
    $woo_bulk_discount_plugin_t4m = new Woo_Bulk_Discount_Plugin_t4m();

    Otherwise, love the plugin. Thanks!

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