Hi @illycz
As @rur165 referenced the free WooCommerce plugin itself does not contain any Bundled Product functionality by default. Whilst the official Product Bundles plugin available from WooCommerce.com does add a Bundles page to the Analytics section of WooCommerce, that does not display statistics for individual products contained within a specific bundled product.
You can however filter the Analytics > Orders by product. That will then display the products sold on that order.
You can also filter by specific products from within Analytics > Products.
We hope this helps.
Hi @wsworld1
By default, it’s possible to add different variations of the same Variable Product to a site’s cart and have different quantities of those. I was able to add different variations of a product to the cart on your referenced website https://gommapiuma.com/ and increase the quantities of those added variations.
Screenshot: https://snipboard.io/QTdLMc.jpg
With a Simple Product, if you added more than one instance of that it would by default simply increase the quantity of the existing product in cart. I would not add a second instance of the same product.
If you’re using a plugin to add additional elements/add-ons/fields to a WooCommerce simple product ( That potentially looks to be the case from looking at your screenshot ) we’d recommend contacting the developer of that plugin directly.
For reference, this particular forum is for questions which are directly related to the default features and functionality of the free WooCommerce plugin. It does not, however, offer support for questions related to any extensions or themes which can work with WooCommerce and could be potentially affecting WooCommerce in a negative way.
I hope this helps.
Hey @vekelectronic
That’s great to hear the provided solution worked for you. We’ll set this forum topic o resolved and if you require any assistance in the future please feel free to open a new forum topic.
Hi @parisaaxp
A cURL 28 error indicates a Connection timed out error is occurring on your WordPress installation. This is not something which is directly related to the free WooCommerce plugin, WooCommerce will however use cURL for some API calls though.
There are some resources within this Google Search below which should hopefully help you get a cURL 28 error on a WordPress site resolved.
https://www.google.com/search?q=WordPress+curl+28+error
I hope this helps.
Hi @hassy008
When selecting the country of the United Arab Emirates on the checkout page WooCommerce does not display a Post Code/Zip Code field. Hence that field is then set to display none as seen within your screenshot.
If you wanted to have the Post Code/Zip Code field display when the country of United Arab Emirates you’d need to write some custom code to alter that default functionality.
I hope this helps.
Hey @tmaugis
For assistance with any issues you’ve discovered originating from a WordPress theme called Avada it’s best to reach out to the developers of that theme. They should be happy to take a closer look and offer any guidance they can.
You can reach out to Avada’s support team from this page of their website below.
https://theme-fusion.com/support/
I wish we could help more, but hopefully, this gets you going in the right direction to get the behaviour you’re experiencing resolved.
Hi @bharti18
To integrate a third-party SMS service with the core WooCommerce plugin would require that a plugin was available which could integrate that service with WooCommerce.
This Google search below may contain some plugins which can help you integrate the Shorty SMS service with WooCommerce.
https://www.google.com/search?q=Shorty+SMS+WooCommerce
I hope this helps.
Hi @cedberaud
With GA4 Analytics enabled there is no further configuration required other than to enable the Enhanced eCommerce settings within the WooCommerce Google Analytics Integration plugin.
I have this enabled using GA4 on one of the test sites I use for testing analytics and the eCommerce data from my site is being passed correctly to Google Analytics. The version of the WooCommerce Google Analytics Integration installed on my test installation is the latest version of the plugin.
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I’d suggest using this information to test your particular site using the Google Tag Assistance tool. There could be many reasons your site may potentially not pass data to Google from incorrect tag code, something blocking the tag code like a theme or a plugin conflict etc.
https://woocommerce.com/document/google-analytics-integration/#testing-analytics
I hope this helps.
Hi @masrem
Something like this CSS should work for you after testing and should hopefully get you on the right track.
.woocommerce-product-attributes-item__label {
background: none !important;
display: block
}
.woocommerce-product-attributes-item__value {
background: none !important;
display: block;
margin-left: 8px !important
}
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You can add CSS to a WordPress installation by navigating to WordPress Admin > Appearance > Customization > Additional CSS.
Hi @jlstysis
For future reference to achieve these types of customizations I’d recommend using Google Chrome Developer Tools. You can right click anywhere on your webpage to select ‘Inspect Element’, the HTML and CSS properties show up right in your browser.
That will then allow you to write custom CSS to alter the design of a WordPress theme or plugin’s default output.
Hi @cbnnl
This particular forum is for questions which are directly related to the features and functionality of the free WooCommerce plugin. It does not, however, offer support for questions related to any extensions or themes which can work with WooCommerce.
For questions related to coupons used in conjunction with the WooCommerce Subscriptions plugin if you have a valid purchase for the WooCommerce Subscriptions plugin you can contact the support team over at WooCommerce.com.
https://woocommerce.com/my-account/create-a-ticket/
Hi @santhoo123
Looking at a default installation of WooCommerce for us there is no checkout field titled delivery location field that displays on the checkout page within either the Billing details or Ship to a different address? sections.
This indicates that the delivery location field is potentially being added by another plugin you have installed or the WordPress theme you’re using rather than the free WooCommerce plugin itself.
Hi @carazo
Sometimes we make manual orders in WooCommerce with a user that we have for these cases and we would like that all the orders corresponding to this user do not compute in the reports.
Is there any way to exclude orders from one or more users?
There are no settings or similar that would allow you to exclude a certain user from displaying within WooCommerce > Reports or WordPress Admin > Analytics.
I also could not seem to find any solutions for this referenced within these Google Searches.
https://www.google.com/search?q=woocommerce+exclude+customer+from+reports
https://www.google.com/search?q=woocommerce+exclude+customer+from+analytics
It may however be possible to have a developer write some custom code to implement such functionality though and prevent specific users from displaying within the Reports and Analytics sections. If you would like to investigate that possibility further, you could reach out to some of the official WooCommerce development partners via the link below.
https://woocommerce.com/customizations/
I wish I could help more, hopefully, this points you in the right direction to get this custom functionality implemented on your site.
Hey @wobbba
That would be great and when we receive your support ticket submission our team will be happy to take a closer look for you.
Best!
Hey @craigmckee
We’ll mark this forum topic as resolved for the time being. If you do require som assistance with this in the future please do let us know.
