Physical Bundle Does Not Send Number of Items to PayPal

[Ed Glaser]

Hello! I understand that You can specify a bundle of physical products by using the “Digital Product URL,” is that correct?

However, it does not seem to send the correct number of items to PayPal. So if the bundle is 3 DVDs, it still appears in PayPal as 1 item. This is problematic for shipping, as my shipping rates in PayPal are based on the number of items.

Second, does the Kunaki plugin send ALL products in a Bundle to Kunaki? That is, if the bundle is 3 DVDs, do all 3 get sent to Kunaki for fulfillment?

[wzp]

I understand that You can specify a bundle of physical products by using the “Digital Product URL,” is that correct?

Bundles can contain any kind of product.

https://support.tipsandtricks-hq.com/forums/topic/physical-products-cant-be-bundled

What PayPal is showing is the number of BUNDLES being purchased. And as noted in the referenced discussion; shipping and taxes is based on the BUNDLED product characteristics, and not on the individual items in the bundle.

[Ed Glaser]

Good to know. Hm. I guess weight is the only way to get PayPal to charge accurate shipping?

Regarding the Kunaki plugin, do all items in the bundle get sent to Kunaki for fulfillment? Is there something else I need to do?

[admin]

In your bundled item’s kunaki settings, specify the part number for all the DVDs.

So lets say this bundled product includes 3 DVDs with part numbers X, Y and Z. Then you can enter the following in the Kunaki settings of this product so when this product is purchased, all the following part numbers will be added to the order:

X, Y, Z

[Ed Glaser]

Thanks! To clarify: the part numbers go in the “Kunaki Product ID” field?

And is that the WP eStore part numbers (e.g. “1, 2, 3”) or the Kunaki ID numbers (e.g. “PXZZ111111, PXZZ7U1N4RD, PXZZHUSLAI”)

[admin]

Yes, the kunaki part numbers go in the “Kunaki Product ID” field. Yes, in that field you use the Kunaki ID numbers.

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