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Hello @abwaita,

The plugin you suggested is a no-go, as it shows the countdown live on product pages. We want to display the prices seamless on our product pages. I’ve found a plugin on Codecanyon that works perfect: https://codecanyon.net/item/woocommerce-dynamic-pricing-discounts/7119279

Thanks for your help instead.

Regards,
Fabian

Hello @missundaztood,

I’ve send the full report via the helpdesk.
Again, we don’t use a cart-function on our website, because our website is just a ‘product catalog’ via WooCommerce with prices visible.

As said before: I am testing your plug-in via this website, because the original website where we would like to use the pro version of your plugin, needs to be build. But it depends on if this plugin works the way it should, if we start. Do you understand?

For us is the most important that we could increase prices of our products during night hours with 10 E, without that this is in someway visible to customers from our website (e.g. on the product page or shopping cart).

Regards,
Fabian

Hello @missundaztood,

1. I did specify the -10 value now, so the product price should go up with EUR 10 to 1305.
2. I’ve unchecked the “Show striked prices on product page” parameter”.

It is not visible now on the page. But sometimes after refreshing it is. This is confusing. The entered code is this:

[
     {
          "type": "package",
          "filters": [
               {
                    "qty": 1,
                    "type": "products",
                    "method": "in_list",
                    "value": [
                         "wellis-peakline-kilimanjaro"
                    ],
                    "product_exclude": {
                         "on_wc_sale": "",
                         "already_affected": "",
                         "backorder": "",
                         "values": []
                    }
               }
          ],
          "title": "10 EUR meerprijs",
          "priority": "",
          "enabled": "on",
          "sortable_blocks_priority": [
               "roles",
               "bulk-adjustments"
          ],
          "additional": {
               "conditions_relationship": "and",
               "is_replaced": false,
               "replace_name": "",
               "is_replace_free_products_with_discount": false,
               "free_products_replace_name": "",
               "sortable_apply_mode": "consistently"
          },
          "conditions": [
               {
                    "type": "time",
                    "options": [
                         "from",
                         "9:00"
                    ]
               },
               {
                    "type": "time",
                    "options": [
                         "to",
                         "14:00"
                    ]
               }
          ],
          "cart_adjustments": [],
          "limits": [],
          "product_adjustments": {
               "type": "total",
               "total": {
                    "type": "discount__amount",
                    "value": -10
               }
          },
          "role_discounts": [],
          "get_products": {
               "repeat": "-1",
               "repeat_subtotal": ""
          },
          "options": {
               "apply_to": "expensive",
               "repeat": -1
          }
     }
]

Regards,
Fabian

Hello @missundaztood,

In addition to my previous message. The Kilimanjaro (original price 13499) is now – 10 EUR = 13489. This is also visible on the product page.

I used this code by the way:

[
{
“type”: “package”,
“filters”: [
{
“qty”: 1,
“type”: “products”,
“method”: “in_list”,
“value”: [
“wellis-peakline-kilimanjaro”
],
“product_exclude”: {
“on_wc_sale”: “”,
“already_affected”: “”,
“backorder”: “”,
“values”: []
}
}
],
“title”: “10 EUR korting”,
“priority”: “”,
“enabled”: “on”,
“sortable_blocks_priority”: [
“roles”,
“bulk-adjustments”
],
“additional”: {
“conditions_relationship”: “and”,
“is_replaced”: false,
“replace_name”: “”,
“is_replace_free_products_with_discount”: false,
“free_products_replace_name”: “”,
“sortable_apply_mode”: “consistently”
},
“conditions”: [
{
“type”: “time”,
“options”: [
“from”,
“9:00”
]
},
{
“type”: “time”,
“options”: [
“to”,
“22:00”
]
}
],
“cart_adjustments”: [],
“limits”: [],
“product_adjustments”: {
“type”: “total”,
“total”: {
“type”: “discount__amount”,
“value”: 10
}
},
“role_discounts”: [],
“get_products”: {
“repeat”: “-1”,
“repeat_subtotal”: “”
},
“options”: {
“apply_to”: “expensive”,
“repeat”: -1
}
}
]

So this will mean, if we approach my support question ‘from the other side’ I can use the actual discount price as standard, and than give the discount during daytime.

The only thing that’s not ideal, it’s that the before and after prices are visible. Ideally the price change isn’t directly visible to our customers.

How can we fix this?

Regards,
Fabian

Hello @missundaztood,

The parameter is/was unchecked.
It works as it should, but as I can see only on the regular price, not the special action price, right?

Regards,
Fabian

Hello @missundaztood,

That sucks ?? Because I need it on the product page ánd the chart as endpoint.

Regards,
Fabian

Hello @missundaztood,

I will. Do you need an export when trying to plus the price during a certain timeslot? As we tried before?

Regards,
Fabian

Hello @missundaztood,

I’ve tested it. I can’t sent a screenshot of the cart, because we use on the tested Woo shop no visible chart or option to buy (catalog style).

Despite of that the price on the product page did not change after configurating the rule.

Yes, in my workaround I mentioned last, the evening price should be the regular price of the product in WooCommerce, whereafter we apply the discount of 10 EUR during daytime. So that’s the actual daytime price we want. And the regular price is the price we need during nights. I thought about this workaround, because we only can give discounts with your plugin during selected times, but not increasing prices. At least, that did not work when I tested it yesterday.

Regards,
Fabian

Hello there,

Maybe it’s a solution when we turn around the pricing issue. Than we have to change the rule, so the price that it should be at night, is the standard price.

So I can apply the discount in the time slot on day.

Day: evening price – 10
Night: eveningprice

Is this possible?

Hello there,

Maybe that’s also a solution. Than we have to change the rule, so the price that it should be at night, is the standard price.

So I can apply the discount in the time slot on day.

Day: evening price – 10
Night: eveningprice

Is this possible?

Hello @missundaztood,

I’ve tested this on product: https://spabadlimburg.nl/product/wellis-peakline-kilimanjaro/

Original price is 11.999, I’ve entered the following rules with no result. The product price of the Kilimanjaro (11.999) did not change.

Did I made a mistake?

Hello @missundaztood,

The entered -10 discount will mean, that the prices will increase by +10 EUR?
The entered discount is indeed in EUR, as I understand correctly, and not in a percentage of 10%?

Regards,
Fabian

Hello @missundaztood,

That causes the opposite that I want. Have you read my support question correctly? ?? I don’t need a discount, I need that the price increase with EUR 10 during the earlier mentioned times.

Regards,
Fabian

Hello @missundaztood,

In your example you used a percentage discount. We only need that products out of a certain category will go up with EUR 10, during a specific time, every day. This is possible too?

Regards,
Fabian

Hello @abwaita,

We only want to display another price during night, than during day. Not a count down timer or something else at all to push it. Just because this is our businessmodel: higher pricings during the night, than during day.

I hope this is possible with the plugin you suggested. I indeed asked the support staff there. If anyone else knows a plugin that can fix my problem, please let me know.

Regards,
Fabian