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Hi Andrew,
Thank you for getting in touch,
It’s possible to do that, but only for the ‘Cream’ order form theme. For reference, we have an article here that shows how this can be done by adding parameters to the order form shortcode: https://woocommerce-b2b-plugin.com/docs/wholesale-bulk-order-form/#7-toc-title
Specifically, you can use the [b2bking_bulkorder theme=cream stock=yes] shortcode.
That will result in a form with a Stock column, as follows: https://prnt.sc/M36WoBoY-BZa
(1) Regarding the first issue, I believe you’re describing a variable product in which the price is a range.
If so, please note that this is normal because WooCommerce does not show the original prices for ranges. This is irrespective of B2BKing. You can test by deactivating B2BKing and configuring a variable product, with different sale prices for variations, you will see it does not display the original prices.
Do you find a different behaviour with B2BKing than with only WooCommerce? If so that’s certainly something we can look at.
Hi there,
We’d be glad to assist,
(1) I understand you’re saying some products are not showing the original price.
Are these a certain product type? What do they have in common? Certainly it wouldn’t be random, so there must be a commonality there.
It’s also important to check for conflicts. Often pricing runs into conflicts with other plugins: please try deactivating all other site plugins to check if the issue still occurs.
(2) If I understand correctly, you are creating a dynamic discount rule while also having a sale price.
In the Pro version of the plugin it is possible to add the code snippet here: https://woocommerce-b2b-plugin.com/docs/code-snippets-library-list/#14-toc-title
This snippet will make discount rules not apply to products without a sale price.
I’m afraid this snippet would only work in the pro version at the moment though. It is not our intention to restrict this, but the 2 plugins use a somewhat different architecture for the rules, so it works differently.
Thank you so much, we really appreciate your kind review.
Hi again,
Thank you for your patience on this,
I think that indeed locking each subsite is the way to go as it seems the easiest / most reliable solution. I think it may be achieved by adding a code snippet to the site:
add_action('template_redirect', 'restrict_site_access_multisite'); function restrict_site_access_multisite() { if (is_user_logged_in()) { $user_id = get_current_user_id(); $blog_id = get_current_blog_id(); if (!is_user_member_of_blog($user_id, $blog_id)) { wp_logout(); wp_redirect(home_url()); exit; } } }This may be able to help logout users if they try to access a site to which they were not added – I was not able to check it though as I don’t have a local multisite setup for tests.
Thank you for your kind review !
Thank you very much!
Hi there,
Thanks for using our plugin,
This is a bit difficult to achieve unfortunately.
Something that can be possible is to give each customer a different group on each site. That can be introduced by adding this code snippet https://pastecode.io/s/32my713s . After adding it, all customers will lose their groups and groups have to be added again. Groups then become unique to each site (so on site A the customer can have group X and on site B the customer can have group Y).
However there is currently no option to have actually different B2B / B2C statuses.
Probably you could lock each site and force customers to register a different account for each subsite, although it may be a bit not friendly for users.
Hi there,
Just to state this, you should have both B2BKing Core and Pro activated – the two indeed work together.
I’m not entirely sure what causes the issue with login. What happens when customers try to login? Does it simply not work and they stay on the same login page? Is there any error?
A few things to check / try:
- In B2BKing -> Settings -> Other, disable the multisite setting: https://prnt.sc/RySiIFxFrS9a – this might cause the issue as it locks out B2C users from the site.
- It may be related to using a separate my account page for B2B, I suggest you keep the following setting Disabled in B2BKing -> Settings -> Registration: https://prnt.sc/QxydadHKnU_v
- For users with the issue, I suggest you check whether the users are part of a B2B Group or not. You can view this on each user’s profile page.
Let me know if any of that can help.
Thank you very much!
Great, I got back to you via email, I’ll be waiting for your response there,
Hi there,
I looked into this and I have an update which I think may be able to help solve this.
It is quite early / beta for us so I cannot yet push this as an official update – we are worried this may affect permalinks structures on other sites.
Would you like to contact us privately, for example via https://webwizards.ticksy.com or [email protected], so we can send you this beta update to try and see if it solves it for you?
Best regards,
Stefan
This is what I see in cart with a variable product and a 50% discount rule: https://www.loom.com/share/d5db093abb60495ab18ddfd91c1d322d?sid=f2c37052-7181-4556-b5bf-83e9a15205dd
As mentioned, we can help check on your site if you are able to share access.
Thank you so much : )
We do not currently support CURCY unfortunately, a special integration would have to be built with that.
We do support FOX, as mentioned here: https://woocommerce-b2b-plugin.com/docs/multi-currency-support/
I tried to do a setup similar to what you mentioned, but I cannot reproduce the problem:
- I set up a 50% discount rule: https://prnt.sc/QgKUsDX1MKf9
- I set up 2 currencies.
I took a video of what I’m seeing: https://www.loom.com/share/ee73f3f5f5d449d68e8205146d3db671?sid=f8c70c7c-2b49-41fa-a697-49866d5af1cb
I am testing with the free fox plugin, Version 1.4.1.7