leoleq

@3sonsdevelopment, You won’t believe it, but I just found this solution and came here to write about it. This is exactly the same as you described =) Thank you so much for your help, I think the problem is solved, the topic can be considered closed.

@rainfallnixfig, Thank you so much for your help! I would be glad if this topic remained open for a week, because I will look for a solution and if I find it, I will definitely write about it here.

@rainfallnixfig, Here is an example: The cost of pizza on the site is $ 4, if the user chooses an add-on worth $ 1 and places an order, then when I receive the order data, the cost of this pizza is $ 5. In the server’s response, the properties “price”, “total”, “subtotal” in the product object have the value “$5”. That is, the additions seem to change the original price, and do not impose it on top. All plug-ins of add-ons work on the same principle, I tried. I also see add-on objects in the server’s response, in the meta_data property of the product, but without a price. I tried specifying extensions in meta_data when creating an order, but it doesn’t help. Woo counts only the number and variations of the product, as described in the documentation. I believe that it is impossible to do without creating your own endpoint in the API that will place an order the way I need it. I will be glad to have any thoughts on this. Thanks.

@rainfallnixfig, Unfortunately, I do not have access to a computer right now, I will give more information during the day. Thanks.

• This reply was modified 2 years, 5 months ago by leoleq.
• This reply was modified 2 years, 5 months ago by leoleq.

Thanks for the answer. I thought it might depend on the plugin. Corrected the rating to 5 stars. In general, everything works great.