seodilip

Where do I have to change the query?

And about that, I can add a shortcode with parameters like title, description, link etc. But often it’s not user friendly to use a shortcode with lots of parameters. That’s why custom post type was used and the shortcode is kept as simple as possible.

This is interesting! You see I have a program called WPAllImport which looks after large data imports and so user-friendliness is already eliminated!

You can release two versions of this plaugin.

1) One that is plug n play on any posts or pages

2) Another that uses shortcode, which is the existing one

Actually, there is a way!

CouponPopUp does this but it is different since you can add coupons for any page.

Perhaps, you can work on this. What is there in the Pro version?

Also create a PRO version. This should keep you motivated to update and add more features to the plugin

Some themes for Woocommerce present us filters that are part of the core…like attributes filtered from min to max like a price range. USe of an excellent Woocomerce theme fulfills this criterion like percentage discount min to max in a range filter.

However, I did not find your plugin useful, especially the shortcode implementation.

I create a product and try adding your coupon via shortcode and I have 5000 coupons to select from.

So all my coupons and products are having the skus which are unique.

So the coupon code should be like wp_code=xxxx where xxx is the sku number or some unique identifier which I have before creating the coupons.

Sorry mate, I have to give you poor rating because of this non-fulfillment.

• This reply was modified 7 years, 4 months ago by seodilip.

I second this request as well. Woocommerce on catalog mode plus this plugin could do wonders!

1) Woocommerce has many themes
2) It’s very flexible plus you can add a lot of features like filters.

Also can we hide coupons?

Affiliate URLs can be cloaked?

The only error the PRO has now is it constantly notifies me that there is an update.

I think this might be a result of the release date not being specified in the plugin.

Apart from that, functionality wise is excellent is both free and pro version.

Here, let me give you rating.

Update: The Pro plugin works well now.

I actually had to go to my mailbox to get the updated download.

So far, so good.

Okay, I will give it a try.

But from the looks of it, the Pro version isn’t in PHP 7.

The most recent update from the Free version is brilliant.

You are welcome and thanks to Caleb Burks, for chipping in as well.

I am not an official Woocommerce support rep. But try this:

add_filter( ‘woocommerce_product_related_posts_relate_by_category’, ‘__return_false’ );

It seems to be working after a Fresh install. But I don’t understand the cache key concept

I use Redis Object Cache as well

Fresh installation, sorry about the typo

I will try a face installation and then I will confirm again

I can confirm from my end that the page gets redis page cached only after second visit of the page