TPDave

Hi Marios

I thought as much. Thanks for the quick reply though.

Additional issue is that it (now?) also seems to add “#amp=1” to the end of the iframe url which breaks it.

OK, I’ve been working on this this morning based on your help Paul, and I see how to make it work. Excerpt from the template below for anyone else who needs to ever do this:

%LINK_OPEN%UK#<img alt=”%TITLE%UK#” title=”%TITLE%UK#” src=”%THUMB%UK#” class=”%IMAGE_CLASS%”>%LINK_CLOSE%UK#
%TITLE%UK#
%LINK_OPEN%DE#<img alt=”%TITLE%DE#” title=”%TITLE%DE#” src=”%THUMB%DE#” class=”%IMAGE_CLASS%”>%LINK_CLOSE%DE#
%TITLE%DE#

and then the asins in the shortcode as Paul showed. (Not sure the UK# is needed on the close tag, but put it in to be sure and it works.)

Awesome support, Paul. Much appreciated.

Dave

You need to add the actual discount you want to set up on the individual product page.

Go to a product, in the Product Data section click on the Bulk Discount button to open the tab.

Click on Add discount line and then enter quantity they must buy to trigger the discount and the percentage discount it will offer.

You can have multiple discounts, so 5 gives a 10% saving, 10 a 20%, etc

But the discount you want to show needs to be entered into each product individually.

Hi

I’ll share what we did manage, which is to move it up the page somewhat.

Line 77 of woocommerce-bulk-discount.php in the plugin folder, change the priority from the default of 45. New line reads:
add_action( ‘woocommerce_single_product_summary’, array( $this, ‘single_product_summary’ ), 35 );

35 moves it up so that it sits directly under the Add to Cart button. You cannot move it in between as the Add to cart and varaints, etc form one block, so this is the best we could manage. You can see where this places the bulk discount on one of our pages.

Hope it’s useful.

Dave