ndiebere

Dear@poll0none and @subratamal,

Please, where do I insert the code below for it to take effect on my website?

if (strpos($_SERVER['REQUEST_URI'], "from_checkout") !== false){
// Client has been redirected from the checkout because of insufficient funds.

$walletTotal = woo_wallet()->wallet->get_wallet_balance( get_current_user_id() );
$cartTotal = WC()->cart->get_cart_subtotal();
}

I’ve added it to my child theme function, but it is throwing an error.

Please advise.

Go to your WordPress backend. Click on “Pages” on the left menu. Locate the page you used for your Vendor Dashboard. Click on “Edit” to open it and then locate the widget on the right side of the screen with the caption “Page Attribute“. In the “Page Attribute” widget, click on the “Template” dropdown menu and select “Dokan Vendor Dashboard Template” and then click “Update” to update the page settings. Go back to your Vendor Dashboard page and refresh. This should correct the issue you’re having.

• This reply was modified 1 year, 9 months ago by ndiebere.

Hi,

Try looking for this plugin “CBX Pushover Notification for Dokan“. It’s been removed from the www.remarpro.com plugins repository. This should help you get the job done.

The only snag is that your vendors will need to have the Pushover mobile app installed in their smartphones and have to generate a user key on the Pushover portal (https://pushover.net/) to enable the app connect to your marketplace’s push notification channel.

Enjoy.

Hello @techjewel,

Thank you for your feedback.

However, I just realised I didn’t relay my question properly. What I am trying to achieve is a case where a Simple Text Field that has automatically populated content is made to be read-only and non-editable.

Where in the Simple Text Field Input Customization setting do I insert the “readonly” tag to make the field inaccessible for editing?

Thank you.

@nazmulhassann20

Thank you for your feedback. Prior to my comment on the wholesale feature, I had already checked it out on the dokan demo site.

Like I earlier mentioned, I observed that when you approve a customer who applied to become a wholesale customer, it doesn’t limit the customer’s access to wholesale prices of a specific vendor. It grants the customer access to wholesale prices of all vendors in the marketplace which may not be idea for some vendors, for example manufacturers or brands, in the marketplace who have exclusive arrangements with other vendors, for example distributors or wholesalers.

I am suggesting that let the approval process of the wholesale feature be vendor-specific and not expose the wholesale price of all other vendors to unauthorized vendors irrespective of their application to become a wholesale customer.

Thanks.