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Hey guys, I looked around existing forum posts, and the documentation as well. I didn’t find any info about appending a specific coupon code to an add to cart shortcode? I’m not sure if that is even possible…
For example, I want this add to cart button to specifically apply a discount coupon:
[wp_eStore_add_to_cart id=1]
Can I use something like:
[wp_eStore_add_to_cart id=1 coupon=xyz]
Please let me know if that’s possible.
Thanks,
Arvin
No such thing. What specific effect are you trying to accomplish?
Thanks for the quick reply!
What I want to accomplish though is create 2 separate product listing page.
> one will be regular priced
> and the other one will be discounted, say 50% discount
* Both listing offer the same products / uses the same product IDs, the only difference is the price, say I’m offering 10 products.
For every new sign ups I want to offer a 24 hour 50% discount. After 24 hours the page will redirect to a page with a regular pricing.
If we’re going to map the membership levels, it will go like this.
New sign up = silver member = 24 hour 50% discount
After 24 hours it will be upgraded to gold member = regular pricing
If I’m going to use automatic discount coupon, both pages will be discounted I guess.
Maybe I need to think of a different solution.
Anyway, thanks for getting back to me! I’m close to launching my marketplace. Thanks to WP Estore
Best Regards,
Arvin
Just to let you know, I figured something out..
What I’m going to do now, is I’ll display the coupon code in the 50% discount page. Though the coupon code can be used to all products, gold members won’t see the code as they are blocked from viewing the discounted page… As a precaution, I’ll just change the coupon code once a week
Alternatively, you could “clone” the discounted products, giving them a different price and Product ID. Then, only offer the discounted products on the protected page.