Digitsoft

Done.

Min offer – I attempted to make an offer on a product with the min offer set.

Not using the auto accept option.

Plugin: 1.4.8.3

Woo: 3.3.1

I’m going to clone the site and test elsewhere and will let you know if I find anything.

I’ll post a response on git shortly…thanks again!

Rob

Clear Price Per
When responding to a Buyer counter offer the Price Per is set to their counter offer, which I then need to edit to set my counter offer Price Per.

I just thought this through while the admin screen was open and it would actually require another section and the screen is full already. Otherwise the buyer offer would be lost and then what’s the point.

So the sections and fields would have to be:
[Original Offer] [Buyer Counter Offer] [Seller Counter Offer]

It would require far more code than it’s likely worth.

What about a simple alert when you click “Update” on a counter offer if the Price Per hasn’t been changed? That would be far easier and would stop accidental responses without updating the Price Per.

Minimum Offer
I’ve tried that option and it won’t work for several reasons:
1. I can’t use it because it’s based on a percentage – need a set minimum price for all.
2. It doesn’t alert the person when they submit an offer or prevent them from typing in a value lower than the minimum – it just accepts it and auto-declines with an email.

Maybe the Submit button stays disabled until all required fields meet the criteria and the Price field goes red if it’s less than the minimum?

Maybe a hook like “submit_button_pre_post” where we could display a message and/or make the Price field red to show that’s what stopped it? This would open it up so that all fields could be checked before the offer form data is saved.

If you have any ideas or thoughts on these minor things, LMK. I’m just glad to have this great plugin, so anything that enhances it is just a bonus.

• This reply was modified 7 years, 1 month ago by Digitsoft.

I thought I had left a review, but didn’t – until now ??

I didn’t even think of that, but will post if I can track it down.

I still think it’s worth adding the IP address of the buyer to the details.

Thanks!

Rob

You can try these steps, but if they don’t work or you’re not comfortable I can fix it today for a small fee.

1. Remove the WF section from htaccess & delete the user.ini file (if it exists)
2. Delete the WF plugin from wp-content/plugins
3. Log into the admin area
4. Reinstall WF
5. Set the WF option to “remove all data & tables on deactivation”
6. Deactivate the plugin
7. Reactivate the plugin

I’ve written enough code over 30 years to know that it’s impossible to account for every situation.

No other installations in this account – just one domain.

LMK if you want me to dig into it further for you.

Thanks!

Rob

Thanks! I’ll try it out tomorrow and let you know if I see anything else.

For anyone viewing this – I eventually got the site working properly with WF installed.

Here’s what I did:
1. Removed the WF section from htaccess & deleted the user.ini file
2. Cleared opcache for the site
3. Deleted the WF plugin
4. Logged into the admin area
5. Reinstalled WF
6. Set the WF option to “remove all data & tables on deactivation”
7. Deactivated the plugin
8. Used phpmyadmin to clear a few entries left in the options table
**WF staff – these are what I found**
8938, ‘wordfence_syncAttackDataAttempts’, ‘0’, ‘yes’
8939, ‘wordfence_syncingAttackData’, ‘0’, ‘yes’
9. Reactivated the plugin
10. Configured the firewall

Anyone with sync attacks that has htaccess rules preventing all POSTs (like I did) AND even with the current update (it fixed this issue for me though) – you need to add 2 lines in your htaccess rules for the condition like this to allow your server to post to itself:

RewriteCond %{REMOTE_ADDR} !127.0.0.1
RewriteCond %{REMOTE_ADDR} !<your server ip>

I spent 8 hrs trying to figure out a way to make my css override the offer plugin css and deemed it impossible.

My suggestions:
Add an option to select the button alignment
OR
Add an option to specify an alternate button class

I fixed it for now using this in my functions.php file. I just copied the current css file into a new file in my child theme and made my edits.

It’s not even remotely a long term solution, but best I could come up with.

add_action( ‘wp_print_styles’, ‘deregister_offer_plugin_styles’, 100 );
function deregister_offer_plugin_styles() {
wp_deregister_style( ‘offers-for-woocommerce-plugin-styles’ );
wp_enqueue_style( ‘offers-for-woocommerce-plugin-styles’, get_stylesheet_directory_uri() .’/offer-plugin.css’ );
}

Hope this helps someone…

It’s an AWESOME plugin!

I don’t want to publish here, so email sent to your service address.

I’m still trying to figure this one out…

I know a plugin isn’t necessary, but easy for quick tests.

I copied this line from the plugin’s css file directly and just changed left to center in the child theme style.css:
.offers-for-woocommerce-make-offer-button-catalog { float:center; position:relative; }

This is a pre-live site and there’s no CDN or caching enabled.

LMK if you have any ideas…

Thanks!

Rob

Done.

LMK if you need any further info.