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Hi there,
-> For table-related terms “Search, Previous, Next, Processing, Showing 0 to 0 of 0 records, No data available”, please add this PHP code snippet to your site:
add_filter('marketking_tables_language_option_setting', function($val){
return 'Russian';
}, 10, 1);This will result in automatic translation of those terms: https://prnt.sc/EIVWDzMkduaD
-> Regarding types “Simple, Auction, Variable”, on the main Products list page, I have now implemented a plugin update to MarketKing Core to fix this, but it will still take a few days / weeks until we can release the update officially. It will be fixed automatically when the update is released.
-> “Please wait, the file is being processed. This page will reload soon” . Indeed it seems this was not translateable. Similarly this has been fixed in our files and it will become translateable starting with the next update of MarketKing Pro.
-> The texts “The user sent this support request from the order page” and “You have a new support request” appear to be translateable under the MarketKing Core file. Please check those terms there, e.g. https://prnt.sc/X3Hxo0JTwT4g
Hi there,
Normally that should be a very quick / simple page load. You can see its expected functionality in our demo at https://demomk.wpbay.co/vendor-dashboard/edit-coupon/add/
I believe most likely there is some kind of conflict on your site: Perhaps you have another plugin or code that adds something to coupon creation and possibly triggers some errors.
To troubleshoot this, I would suggest:
- Try to deactivate all other site plugins and switch to the default Storefront theme
- Try using a debug log plugin such as https://ww.wp.xz.cn/plugins/debug-log-manager/ to see if there are any specific errors found in the log. If so and if you could share the errors here that would help us better understand what happens there.
Hi there,
I’m afraid there’s currently no bulk select / delete option. So far, the Actions -> Delete Product option for each individual product is the best option.
This (bulk actions) is something we are looking to add in future updates, thank you for the feedback.
To hide the ‘products’ menu tab, you can add this CSS to your site:
button.marketking_tablinks[value="marketking_vendor_tab_products"] {
display: none;
}Additionally, to set a different tab as default, you can add this PHP code snippet (to functions.php or any snippets plugin):
add_filter('marketking_vendor_default_tab', function($default){
return 'info';
}, 10, 1);This will ensure the “Vendor details” tab is the first one in the menu, and selected by default when a customer visits the vendor’s store page.
Sorry to hear that, I am probably missing something as I only went off the previous code for Dokan,
If you have some coding knowledge I would suggest to run some checks to see if variables in that code ( e.g. “$postdata[‘acf’][‘field_6543b3a94ddf2’]” ) indeed have a value as expected. It may help to check the entire $_POST variable as it may have a slightly different structure. Some troubleshooting is needed.
We can assist further with troubleshooting via our support site at https://webwizards.ticksy.com/
Hi there,
This will depend on each theme and how its scripts work. I’m afraid we don’t have a simple way to make infinite loading work if not possible by default.
In that case, we would advise to switch to using standard pagination, which generally works better with MarketKing and most themes.
Hi there,
To use filters on the vendor’s individual store page, It would be necessary to use a filters option that works with the WooCommerce [products] shortcode. Our plugin uses this shortcode for the display.
It is currently possible to enable that using the WOOF filters: https://woocommerce-multivendor.com/docs/how-to-enable-search-and-filter-by-text-category-tags-etc-on-vendor-stores/
I am not sure if Woodmart filters can be made to work the same way.
It should be possible to add all fields at once, either by using the acf_form functions multiple times in that code, or just entering multiple fields:
Instead of ‘fields’ => array(‘productcolor’)
I believe you can use ‘fields’ => array(‘productcolor’, ‘field2’, ‘field3’, ‘productsize’) // all fields here
Regarding the code snippet you were previously using with Dokan, I believe you can change that to the following code and it should then work with MarketKing the same way: https://pastecode.io/s/32njkg8u
Hi there,
It is possible to achieve that. To do it, you would need to modify the edit-product.php template of the plugin, as described here: https://woocommerce-multivendor.com/docs/how-to-edit-marketking-pages-templates/
Essentially you would need to go to the files of the MarketKing Core plugin and go to public/dashboard/edit-product.php and copy that file to your child-theme/marketking/edit-product.php
This ensures you do not lose the change when the plugin or theme is updated. It’s important to use a child theme.
Once you have that file under your child theme, you can edit it there and simply move the code of that DIV lower down the page, and place it right before the description area: https://i.imgur.com/MZPU045.png
Hi there,
Which plugin or solution are you using for Per Product Shipping?
We do have an integration with this plugin: https://woocommerce.com/products/per-product-shipping/ When this is used, you should be able to see this checkbox here in the Shipping area: https://prnt.sc/0qYRzcyrWhaL
Please let me know if that’s what you’re using, or which plugin.
Thank you for clarifying,
I checked and tested that now, using a product with price = $100 and an add-on with price = $50 (total 150).
If we apply a discount rule directly to the product price, I’m afraid it seems this can only change the regular price, but not the price of the add-on: https://prnt.sc/TXp_sNB6NVdJ (I added a 50% discount rule).
For a discount to also apply to the add-on, it seems it is needed to apply the discount in cart. In that case, that would work and the discount would apply to both product price and add-on price ( https://prnt.sc/AmGDNbgB-j6L ) – however, the main difference is that the discount is only visible on the cart and checkout page, not directly on the product page.
I’m afraid we don’t have any specific developers we can recommend. Generally I believe any developer or agency with WooCommerce experience should be able to achieve it based on the template customization details at https://woocommerce-multivendor.com/docs/how-to-edit-marketking-pages-templates/
For example we had a customer that did various design customizations to the vendor dashboard and add / edit product flows. I found a few screenshots:
https://ticksy_attachments.s3.amazonaws.com/9931037573.png
https://ticksy_attachments.s3.amazonaws.com/8114832217.png
Of course, designing those areas would be up to each developer. All dashboard templates are completely modifiable, as described in the article here: https://woocommerce-multivendor.com/docs/how-to-edit-marketking-pages-templates/
Essentially you can copy the .php templates from our plugin to your child theme, and then edit them per your needs.
Hi there,
Thank you for getting in touch,
Generally B2BKing is compatible with that plugin, but not for everything. I am trying to understand the exact setup you’re looking at.
Are you looking to configure a discount % rule, and you want that rule to also apply to add-ons? So for example if you have an add-on that normally costs $10, and you have a 50% discount rule, you want the add-on to show as “̶$̶1̶0̶ $5” ?
It would help if you can provide specific details as to the dynamic rules you’re looking to use and the desired effect – then I can check on our test site and let you know if it is possible.
Kind regards,
Stefan
Hi there,
Thank you for reaching out,
Regarding the UX around adding products: I see what you mean. We used the default WooCommerce UI but that can certainly be made in a simpler and more streamlined way.
We are open to adding an additional UX as an option, i.e. some kind of simple / step-by-step UI – we would consider that for future updates. That said, I wouldn’t be able to give a specific timeline for that as it’s quite a complex addition.
I would like to mention that if you’d like, it is possible to customize the PHP template of that page (it would be needed to work with a developer). By doing that you can achieve any kind of custom design around adding and editing products. All pages on the vendor dashboard have customizable .php templates that can be overwritten with your own, to change the design. Some of the shops using MarketKing have indeed designed and implemented their own custom flows around adding and editing products.
Kind regards,
Thomas
