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Hi there,
In order to achieve this, the only way would be to modify the products.php template of the dashboard.
The template system is similar to WooCommerce if you are familiar with that. Basically, you could copy the template to your child theme, and edit it there per your needs.
We have a guide here that explains this in more details: https://woocommerce-multivendor.com/docs/how-to-edit-marketking-pages-templates/
When editing the products.php template, you would simply delete the extra columns from there.
If your support period expired, no problem, kindly please open a ticket here https://webwizards.ticksy.com in the MarketKing Pre-sales category and we will assist you there.
If you can also share backend access to the site / staging site in the ticket, that would be great and would allow us to troubleshoot this for you quicker.
Hi there,
Do you have a large number of vendors on your site? approximately how many?
I am not entirely sure what the issue could be. It would help if you can enable a debug log (you can use this plugin https://ww.wp.xz.cn/plugins/debug-log-config-tool/ ) and tell us more info about the exact error that happens.
Are you also using MarketKing Pro? if so, you can open a ticket with us at https://webwizards.ticksy.com and we can troubleshoot it directly on your site if you would like.
Thank you so much <3
Hi there,
In our experience, this is almost always indicative of some kind of plugin conflict (with some other plugin that has price effects).
First of all, I’d suggest you try to deactivate all other site plugins to see if that resolves it.
Let me know if it does,
Thank you very much!
Hi there,
Thanks for the feedback!
We are working on this! We are trying to complete this by the end of this year – we have already implemented HPOS for our other plugins – but it is a bit more complex for MarketKing.
You will see this soon.
Would it work if we just applied the above code snippets for specific users only? or excluded specific users?
We could do that by specifying a user ID or username in the snippet.
For example:
add_filter('b2bking_dynamic_recalculate_sale_price_display', function($pricehtml, $product, $sale_price){ $user = wp_get_current_user(); if ($user->user_login === 'testusername'){ return wc_price($sale_price); } return $pricehtml; }, 10, 3); add_filter('b2bking_dynamic_recalculate_sale_price_badge', function($val){ $user = wp_get_current_user(); if ($user->user_login === 'testusername'){ return wc_price($sale_price); } return $val; }, 10, 1);The above only applies the code snippet for the user with username ‘testusername’
Thank you so much : )
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Wallet for WooCommerce] Allowing only select users to have cashbackHi there,
We’re the B2BKing developers, I just wanted to let you know you can make B2BKing use WordPress roles by following our guide at https://woocommerce-b2b-plugin.com/docs/how-to-use-wp-roles-with-b2bking/
This might help if TeraWallet has this kind of feature based on roles.
Hi there,
Thank you for the suggestion, we are considering adding this in future updates.
Our concern about adding this is that it’s not a “real” decrease of the regular price, it’s more of a trick through the discount method. The problem comes if someone wants to use this rule together with other rules (e.g. decrease regular + discount), it would not work to use multiple rule on the same products. Therefore we’d probably need a different method – we are still thinking about what the best option would be.
Glad to hear you sorted that and thanks for the update : )
Have a great week ahead,
Perhaps the problem was that it was needed to save a few products first, so that the keys are added to the products (before a product is saved, those prices keys would not yet exist in the database).
Anyway, glad to hear that seems to work now.
If I can help with anything, let me know!
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Thank you : )
Hi there,
Thanks for using our plugin.
I understand you’re using the Core plugin but not the Pro one, correct? (if you also use Pro, please note there are multiple import options https://woocommerce-b2b-plugin.com/docs/how-to-bulk-import-export-product-prices/ )
If you use Core, then WP ALL Import should be a good option. It should be as simple as setting the meta key “b2bking_regular_product_price_group_9349” for a product to the price value. This is product meta data (in the wp_postmeta) table. There is no cache or anything else involved.
If that hasn’t worked, perhaps the import didn’t work correctly and the meta key was not set correctly. For that, I cannot give much advice as I do not have a lot of experience with WP ALL Import myself – it may be best to ask their team about why the metadata would not be imported.
Let me show a quick example on my test site:
-> I want to set up this price here: https://prnt.sc/i78hLVkitx04
-> In the database (wp_postmeta), I set the value to 50: https://prnt.sc/hyJ0mD6KWyRl
-> I refresh the page and the value is now set: https://prnt.sc/mtZASEvHhwAk