creativeartworks

Hi there Joey and thank you for your kind reply.

Thing is, in not exactly sure, if the two plugins i was trying where what i was looking for.
As far as i can understand, the WooBros is the correct one, since it gives you the opportunity, to select what taxonomy you want to display in the catalog loop.
So in my case, i was able to select COLOR attribute, so it should actually bring in the loop every color attribute of the specific product. for some reason it doesn’t.
the other plugin from iconic, for a little bit of testing, it gave me the impression that i have to select specific variation (not only COLOR but also SIZE) in order to display it in the catalog loop, something i don’t want to do.
I also have tried your solution, and it seems to bring up the select in the catalog loop, but again it doesn’t bring all the possible colors of one product in the catalog loop.

Im still looking for some solution for that one, since i think, its a nice addon to the woocommerce platform, and if a client has amazing pictures of the products, the shop looks amazing too.

Jan

hi there Joey and really thank you for your reply

1. i dont get what you mean

2. i would rather like to have for example, if a product has 2 variations in colour, and each variation has his own picture (lets say black and white) to show them in the shop page rather than a dropdown. i found some nice plugins and solutions for that, but thats not the one im looking for.

3. thats a solution, but … in the actual product page i like to have them all together ??

Jan

Thank you Mike for your reply

im actually going to dig a little bit further into that thing, since if it is possible to display a badge on a woocommerce site with the amount of discount a product has, then it should be somehow be possible to filter that thing out.

Anyway, going to report back here

Hi there Mike and thank you for your reply.

Sad to hear an answer like that from an (the) plugin author. You are asking someone who is using woocommerce and has for example 2000 and more products, to assign each one to a “new” category just to make this happen ?

some really silly example:

imagine that https://somedomain.com/shop/?min_price=125&max_price=126 works out of the box, without having to put the products into categories like you mentioned before.

it reads from the table wp_postmeta the metakey _price reading the two values (assigned in the example above) and gets everything that is
within min and max.

anyway thank you for your reply again

all right then, im going to give it a try, to “itemize” them, hopefully this solves this issue.

going to report back the results.

thank you again

than you royho for your reply. i’m aware that i can create different tax rates, lets say

tax rate 01 = 23% (standard rate)
tax rate 02 = 23 % + added rate for specific category/product

and choose for that product (or all products in a specific category) tax rate 02.

but the thing is, i cant split the 2 tax rates at the checkout, so the client/customer sees that hes paying the normal tax rate – AND – the added new tax rate on top of the normal :/

so i am looking for something like an extra field.

thank you again

Jan

Yeah, that’s what i thought :/
and without these test cases, they are not very happy.

Any clue how to manage them manual ? like parsing the required fields through variables ?

ty

Hi there

first of all, thank you for this amazing plugin. Piraeus bank as u know, asks for 8 required test scenarios/cases to be executed, until they open for the user the normal credentials for the plugin to work.

looking through their manual, under every required test case, the have some input parameters, to get parsed to their PayCenter and to get the answer parameters.

so my question would be, how is it possible to test every one of the 8 required cases, so Piraeus Bank accepts the test run and proceeds to the actual credentials ?

thank you in advance

Jan

Hi there

bringing up this topic again, facing the exact same problem with greek permalinks, not in the address-bar, there it shows up correct. when i try to post somewhere else (either automated or per copy-paste, lets say facebook) the greek permalinks get messed up.

For Example, https://[someURL]/επικοινων?α gets https://[someURL]/%CE%B5%CF%80%CE%B9%CE%BA%CE%BF%CE%B9%CE%BD%CF%89%CE%BD%CE%AF%CE%B1

the link works, but its ugly as f**k for a customer site.

I tried, the above solutions, neither worked. the worst part was when i followed

Second step: Open wp-config.php and in the line “define(’DB_CHARSET’, ‘utf-8‘);” change utf-8 to greek_general_ci, then Save and you’re done.

it messed up the whole database, with products dissapearing/messing up (strange). good thing was i had a database backup taken 10 minutes before.

so, did anybody fix this issue ? And by that, i dont mean to have the greek permas replaced with greeklish perams, that just sucks :/

any help appreciated

Jan

@esmi: im very sorry, but to be honest, im not that far with WP in creating – editing.
as i said, this is my first ever WP thing.

anyway, thank you

edit: also, im not editing the twenty eleven but the older one, twentyten