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In reply to: [PickingPal Lite for WooCommerce] Dissapeared from sidebar@cocojambo89 – I’ve installed WordPress 6.9 & WooCommerce Version 10.4.3 on our test server, and I don’t have any problem seeing the PickingPal menu.
https://www.awesomescreenshot.com/image/58489129?key=5a4065be1eed10d29b879a2cba80201d
Have you tried disabling everything except for WooCommerce and PickingPal Lite?
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [PickingPal Lite for WooCommerce] Order assembly sequence@webfantastic – thanks for the discussion! If you have any other thoughts, please let me know. For now, I will mark this issue as resolved.
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In reply to: [PickingPal Lite for WooCommerce] Order assembly sequence@webfantastic – Thanks for the reply and for the additional information.
The paid versions of PickingPal support something called “warehouse location”, and the pick lists and line items on the pick ticket can be sorted in ascending alpha/numeric order.
The running assumption is that a company will organize a warehouse to optimize picking flow or at the very least, put like items somewhat near to each other. I designed it this way as a result of my own warehouse setup.
In our warehouse, each storage rack had 4 shelves, with 3 large product bins per shelf. So, 12 bins per storage rack. In each row of our warehouse, we had 12-14 storage racks long (on right & left). We had row designators (A, B, C, D, E, F), then storage rack placement designators (1, 2, 3, 4….24+), then bin location designators per shelf (1A, 1B, 1C, 2A, 2B, 2C…).
Thus, each product had a very specific warehouse location as a string: B-10-1A (row B, storage rack 10, bin 1A).
On a Pick Ticket or Pick List, we could sort them by warehouse location to keep the picking flow optimized, like:
Line item 1: B-10-1A
Line item 2: B-13-4B
etc…Hope that make sense. I assume this model could work for assembly or for supermarkets.
PickingPal cannot change the order line items at this time because in most cases, that could/would change the cost, tax, shipping of an order. If that increased the order cost, the difference would need to be collected. If that decreased the order cost, a refund would need to be issued. Since PickingPal can’t know how to treat order that have been changed, we leave that to the store operator to handle at the order level first, then picking can happen after.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [PickingPal Lite for WooCommerce] Order assembly sequenceWe haven’t officially started the requirements for paperless picking. So, not likely until after the new year.
But, if you wouldn’t mind, please visit the main PickingPal website and shoot me a message using the contact form. Would love to interview you via Zoom to learn about how you’ve used paperless picking before.
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In reply to: [PickingPal Lite for WooCommerce] Order assembly sequence@webfantastic – thanks for your questions!
PickingPal Lite gives you basic picking functionality. If you’re looking for more advanced features, like warehouse locations, thumbnail images in picking window, pick lists, etc. you should consider checking out PickingPal or PickingPal Pro.
We’re also in the process of adding paperless picking, and some other features, but they are slated for either PickingPal or Pro.
If you have any other questions, please feel free to post them here, or visit the main website and shoot me a message there.
-Mike
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In reply to: [PickingPal Lite for WooCommerce] No settings option@organu – Sorry for any confusion — PickingPal can be used on a mobile, but it does currently require a connected/paired barcode scanner. I’ll update the information here on ww.wp.xz.cn to make sure there is no confusion here, but on our main website, we have that information shown.
Scanning with a phone camera is generally pretty slow and cumbersome, so we’ve not looked into supporting camera-based scanning. Bluetooth barcode scanners are pretty inexpensive and very fast/efficient.
I’ll add mobile camera support into our feature request queue and have our dev look into html5-qrscanner (or similar). Thanks!
Closing this ticket for now since I have not heard back from you. Please let me know if you need any further assistance!
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In reply to: [PickingPal Lite for WooCommerce] No settings optionI’m not sure what you mean that it’s not working on mobile phone.
Is your barcode scanner connected or paired with your mobile phone? You need to have a barcode scanner connected/paired with the device you are using PickingPal on.
So: mobile phone with a paired/connected barcode scanner should work, if the barcode scanner is connected to the mobile device correctly.
Please see our FAQs for more information on using PickingPal from a mobile phone:
https://pickingpal.com/faq/Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [PickingPal Lite for WooCommerce] No settings option@organu – You have to scroll up on that screen. When you load and order in PickingPal on a mobile phone, the first thing you should see is something like this.
The cursor will be blinking in the Product SKU field — ready to scan.
(Note: ww.wp.xz.cn is not uploading my images, so the link will take you to a screenshot)
If you don’t see that top part of the screen, and you’re scrolled all the way up, then something is cutting off the PickingPal view in your install — maybe a plugin or theme conflict.
- This reply was modified 7 months, 1 week ago by rtddev.
@dokansa – Haven’t heard back from you. Please let me know if you still need assistance. If I don’t hear back soon, I’ll need to mark this issue as resolved for now 🙏
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In reply to: [PickingPal Lite for WooCommerce] No settings option@organu – There are no settings or configuration options for Lite. “Additional Skus” is not a feature of Lite either, so I’m not exactly clear why you may be getting that error.
For Lite, you simply need to add barcode label values to either the native SKU or GTIN fields for each product/variation, then you should be able to load an order and scan the line items.
Can you please copy/paste or upload a System Report — WooCommerce > Status > Get System report so I can take a closer look at how your system is configured.
Also, please take a screenshot of your PickingPal screen and upload it here. We’ll get to the bottom of the issue easy enough!
Look forward to hearing back from you!
Hey @dokansa – sorry for the delayed reply. Can you provide a screen recording that shows that behavior? We’ve never seen that behavior in all of our testing, and the code we have in PickingPal Pro to change order status is not even present in PickingPal Lite, so I’m not sure why that might be happening.
Have you ever had another version of PickingPal on the server?
Look forward to hearing back from you!
@imtiazrayhan – Great stuff! Thanks for letting me know.
It works perfectly 🙂
@imtiazrayhan – Ok, thanks. Will keep an eye out for updates.
@imtiazrayhan – I updated the plugin, and see the option of adding the heading tag.
While the page does render with the toggle title with the heading tag, the formatting of the <h> tag is not getting applied correctly.
Meaning, if I tag a Toggle Title to H3, I really wanted the Title to inherit our H3 formatting.
Here’s a link to our FAQ page, where the first content toggle is set with an H3 tag, but the formatting is still the same as the default formatting:
https://askandyaboutclothes.com/faq/
It’s the content toggle called “What do you think of cuffs and pleats on dress pants?”
Does that make sense?