mycelio

That worked perfectly! Thanks so much ??
matt

Sure, thanks! What times are you guys available for a live chat? I’m on PST in the US, in Portland OR.

I believe I’m using the pro version, as I recall I had to upgrade to have access to the full list of conditions. In any case, the logic I’m using is the same as the logic you pointed me to.

Hi Orion, thanks! However I am not seeing that behavior.

I have:
If Order products IN Build your own bag list
If Order subtotal is more than or equal to $100
If Order subtotal is less than $200

then apply a 10% discount.

… and it applies the discount to the category based on the subtotal of the whole order, not the subtotal of the category. I think to solve this there would have to be an additional option “If Category subtotal is less than XXX”.

Does that make sense?
thanks!
matt

Thanks so much for the reply! Unfortunately my situation is a bit different. My discount is not dependent on an item count, it’s dependent on exceeding $100 in purchases. Currently, the plugin works perfectly in that if the user spends $100 in purchases, the discount is offered on the category I want. However, I don’t want that… I want to only offer the discount on the category if the $100 is specifically spent on that category, not $100 on any product.

The drop down menus only seem to offer options for IF ORDER AMT. > $100, APPLY DISCOUNT, but not IF ORDER AMT. > $100 ON CATEGORY XX, APPLY DISCOUNT. Am I correct? What I’m doing is not that crazy… for example, imagine you are a store that sells milk and you want to offer a 10% discount for bulk purchases of more than $100 of milk. You don’t want to offer a 10% discount on milk if the customer’s whole grocery bill is over $100. Except that I want to expand it from a single product to a category of product… like, if you spend over $100 on products from a given dairy farm, you get %10 off on just those products.

Do you know if that is possible with your plugin?
Thanks so much!
matt

Hi Boerewors,
I did not find a solution, we just put in a prohibitively high shipping price. But we want to find a better solution at some point. I did purchase Advanced Shipping Packages and I’m actually planning to set it up this weekend for a different product. If you like we can connect and try to sort it out together. It would be helpful for me to know other people who are running WP stores, I’m sure we are having a lot of similar problems.
Feel free to reach out if you like.
Matt Brown
https://www.portlandearthquakekits.com
[email protected]

Hi Arazxa, no, actually this issue has not turned out to be a problem for us, I just left it like it is. I never tried the plugin. Good luck!

Thanks Fernando! I will definitely look into it today, perhaps that has what I need.

Sorry if I was unable to explain well, my specific issue is that I want customers not to be able to continue with checkout if any of the individual items in an order cannot be shipped to their address. It seems like I should be able to define “N/A” for my shipping class for the products I don’t want to ship to the relevant zone, but the behavior I’m seeing is that if there is at least one another product in the order with a different shipping class where I’ve defined a flat rate, the customer can proceed to check out.

I’ve resolved this for the moment by giving the items I can’t ship economically a very high shipping cost, which will probably discourage customers from proceeding with that item. But it sounds like the plugin would be a better solution.

thanks,
matt

More info. I’ve checked the index.php, header.php, and wp-config.php against my backups and they are unchanged. Also the dates on all the files on the server indicate that there are no code or settings changes recently.

If I go to the settings/readings and change the settings so that the front page displays a static page, this setting is ignored and the site keeps forwarding to the most recent post.

Somewhere there is a redirection happening and I can’t find it…