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Hi there,

It’s certainly something we would consider.

We have received feedback that the default experience can be confusing or overwhelming, especially for new users, who are not familiar with WooCommerce.

So it makes sense to add a simpler, streamlined form.

A problem is that there are many different plugins that are based on the existing form (e.g. subscriptions, bookings, etc), so things would need to be done so all these plugins remain compatible.

We’ll consider this later on as that feature moves out of Beta.

Hi there,

If I understand correctly, you’d like for one of your staff to receive a copy of B2B new order emails?

You can achieve this by adding this PHP code snippet to your site:

add_filter( 'woocommerce_email_recipient_new_order', 'filter_new_order_email_recipient', 10, 2 );
function filter_new_order_email_recipient( $recipient, $order ){


	$b2b_email = '[email protected]';
	
	if (is_object($order)){
		$customer_id = $order->get_customer_id();
		$is_b2b = get_user_meta($customer_id, 'b2bking_b2buser', true);
		if ($is_b2b === 'yes'){
			// add another email
			$recipient.= ', '.$b2b_email;
		}
	}		

    return $recipient;

}

You would change [email protected] with the email address you’d like to receive B2B orders.

Thank you for clarifying,

Their theme supports WooCommerce so it should be technically compatible with B2BKing.

The area here https://imgbb.com/vmk2W5M is a custom area of their theme ( it’s not standard WooCommerce ) , so the only way to add an extra tab there for B2B would be with some custom code – they would need to assist with that because it can only be done by modifying their theme.

Our plugin works with the standard WP / Woo forgotten password form – any forgotten password panel should work.

Hi there,

B2BKing should be compatible with any theme that supports WooCommerce – I am not sure if that theme from Qode Interactive does – I cannot seem to find the specific theme you referenced.

If you create a registration form using a shortcode such as [b2bking_b2b_registration] then there is no need for other registrations, both private and B2B customers could register there.

Our plugin adds a dropdown for ‘user type’ where users can choose what they are registering for: https://prnt.sc/lx45GvltMf1y – there is no option for a tab, a custom design/code would be needed for that.

Hi there,

Thanks for using our plugin,

When using manual admin account approval, we recommend the following:

-> Go to WooCommerce -> Settings -> Accounts & Privacy and DISABLE this option: https://prnt.sc/V9xk55NlcLzj

By doing this, customers will be able to choose their own password directly during registration: https://prnt.sc/0yWdkaskn1_B

This is the best workflow in our experience, users set their own password, and this way you avoid any misunderstandings and confusion.

In my local tests, the price changes the same way for administrator users as it does for logged out users for example.

Is it possible that on your site you have some other caching that does not apply to administrator users? Maybe some caching at your hosting level?

I would still advise trying to disable plugins / theme, even if it’s not caching, it could be some kind of plugin conflict with another plugin that has effects on price.

Thank you so much for your kind review : )

Hi there,

Thanks for using our plugin,

I’m not entirely sure why that happens, but it’s not really normal. For example, I tested on my local site with the Storefront theme and no other plugins except B2BKing and WooCommerce. This is what I see:

https://www.loom.com/share/fd6a812ca29e468e8b67bd02228b98fe?sid=dc226c9e-3ba0-49ca-b716-bab4de17b325

(the price adapts in the cart instantly to tiered pricing).

On your site, it could be caused by Litespeed cache. I would suggest disabling that plugin at least temporarily for testing. I would advise to try and deactivate all other site plugins / switch to the Storefront theme to see if this issue persists. Hopefully this could help you identify where this is coming from. It could also for example be a conflict with some other plugin that affects pricing.

Once you know more about what causes this (theme conflict, plugin conflict etc), please let us know and we can investigate further.