doughballs

I am not the client, I am the developer – do I need to get access to the clients account or create my own Revolut account?

Yes, I’m using $woocommerce->cart->add_fee(‘Room Supplement’, $room_supplement*$travellers, true, ”);

The fee is actually being added to the deposit total. I guess you are setting the order total to be equal to the deposit before my add_fee happens.

Can we speak via email, I’d rather the site not be available to the public just yet.

So this is also not working. It was fine on staging using my own personal email addresses, but on the live site the recipient set in WooCommerce > Settings > Emails > New Order is not only receiving stock updates, not new order notifications.

Hi Con, thanks for your response. I installed the plugin, but unfortunately it only logs the email to the person who placed the order – not admin, or any extra emails.

And in fact, on more testing, I can see that the above code does not work if you have multiple emails-category pairs – which was my initial suspicion.

 // Define the email recipients / categories pairs in the array
        $recipients_categories = array(
            '[email protected]'   => 'category1',
            '[email protected]'   => 'category1',
            '[email protected]'   => 'category2',
        );

This does not work.

 // Define the email recipients / categories pairs in the array
        $recipients_categories = array(
            '[email protected]'   => 'category1',
          
        );

This does work.

Any idea on how to fix this?

EDIT

I think I found the issue. This seems to be working now:

$recipients_categories = array(
        '[email protected], [email protected]'   => 'category1',
        '[email protected]'   => 'category2',
    );

So we set the email header once – all addresses on the same line.

• This reply was modified 4 years, 6 months ago by doughballs.
• This reply was modified 4 years, 6 months ago by doughballs.

Maybe it should be called Booster Trial then? I stand by my assessment that it’s a misleading plugin, and I’m not the only one. There is absolutely no reference to limitations in the details/description/features – and there are plenty of great plugins around that are actually free, on this basis what you refer to as unfair expectation/entitlement I refer to as pretty standard expectation. Check the docs yourself.

I will custom code what I was led to believe that this plugin offered out of the box.

• This reply was modified 4 years, 11 months ago by doughballs.

I need more than 2 currencies so the plugin is useless to me. And I’m guessing most other people that need multiple currencies.

Why don’t you go ahead and make the plugin premium by default? Or would that negatively affect your install numbers?

I’m talking about the ability to set currency per product in the back end, as the plugin name suggests. I need more than two currencies so your plugin is useless to me.

Either be honest and make the plugin premium, or make it free – don’t offer a borderline useless in between product that wastes everyone’s time, otherwise you may get 1 star reviews.

Hi Tobias – ha, no need at all to apologise, thanks for your speedy response! Is there a way I can share the link privately?

Hi Tobias,

Can I jump in here with a similar query? Firstly, my date format is yyyy-mm-dd, and so far ‘date’ and ‘date-eu’ haven’t worked for me:

“columnDefs”: [ { “type”: “date-eu”, “targets”: [ 2 ] } ]
“columnDefs”: [ { “type”: “date”, “targets”: [ 2 ] } ]

My dates are in column 3. I had a quick google reagrding my date format, and it looks like I’m using the Danish standard?! I’m guessing I need to use the suffix for this part of the world, but I don’t know what that is in your extension!

Awesome plugin by the way ??