[pocket]

Thanks for the suggestion,

as we also need tax calculation (which I think only works in the cart), we have decided to use the solution from post #47803:

reset_eStore_cart();

This works well for us.

Regards
Ian

[pocket]

Hi,

thank you for your response.

We would like to limit the customer to only buy a single product, but any quantity of that product.

i.e 200 of product A is allowed, 1 of product A and 1 of product B is not allowed.

We don’t need inventory checks.

I’ve tested a buy now button and it actually looks quite good. Bulk discounts are supported, but we can live without that.

[wp_eStore_fancy_display id="1" type="2" style="1" gateway="stripe_co_sca"]

We using the “Capture customer input in the cart” add-on. Can you suggest an alternative method to show two additional fields for customer input?

Regards
Ian

[pocket]

Note: It is also not possible to update the cart and reduce the quantity from 20 to 1. Message “Shopping cart quantity limit exceeded! You cannot exceed the quantity limit of 1” is displayed.

[pocket]

Hi,

after setting

define('WP_ESTORE_CART_CHECKOUT_ITEM_LIMIT', 1);

we can’t update the quantity of the item in the cart to more than 1. We require that the customer can add any quantity of a single item.

Is this possible?

Thanks
Ian

[pocket]

Yes, Show Quantity Update Button is ticked.

[pocket]

Unfortunately max-width overrides width

Luckily min-width overrides max-width, so as a temporary solution I have added the following css to the theme:

.eStore_cart_item_qty {
width:200px !important;
min-width: 200px;
}

Can you move the style max-width from the element into your css file in a future release. Then we can override the setting in the theme css.

Thanks
Ian

[pocket]

Hi,

we have installed the new version (8.4.1), but the width does not change.

If I inspect the HTML it shows

<input type="number" min="1" name="quantity" value="99999" size="2" class="eStore_cart_item_qty" style="max-width:60px;">

I think the max-width:60px is overriding my entry in the CSS. If I ‘disable’ max-width:60px using chrome developer tools, then the field is displayed much wider (I have set width:500px in the css).

Regards
Ian

[pocket]

Thanks,

we will handle recurring payments outside of WP eStore.

[pocket]

Hi,

we tried that, it doesn’t work. It just makes the quantity column wider, but not the quantity input field.

Sample page: [pocketprograms.com/wp-checkout]

Thanks
Ian

[pocket]

Hi,

thanks a lot for your detailed response. We are in the process of setting up eStore and one of your colleagues suggested we firstly purchase eStore and complete a proof-of-concept for the licence server integration before purchasing the add-ons we need. With the information you have provided we can now complete our prototype – your help is greatly appreciated!

For our future reference, can you please provide a link to the documentation of the hooks and filters supported by eStore.

Thanks again
Ian

[pocket]

Hi,

we don’t wish to vary the quantity or the product after the payment contract has been created with the payment processor. We require similar functionality to a buy now button, but create a recurring payment contract instead.

i.e. from customer’s purchase process would be

1. Select the currency [WP eStore Multi Currency AddOn]
2. Select the variation
3. Enter the quantity
4. Determine any discounts [estore-bulk-discount-by-line-item]

The steps above would result in eStore calculating a total price. A recurring payment contract would then be created with the payment processor for that amount.

Is this possible, or is it planned as a future enhancement?

Regards
Ian

[pocket]

Yes,

we need the customer to enter the number of licences required.

We also need subscriptions to support:

• Multi-currency (WP eStore Multi Currency AddOn)
• bulk item discount (estore-bulk-discount-by-line-item)
• variations

Is this functionality supported?

Thanks
Ian

• This reply was modified 4 years, 7 months ago by pocket.

[pocket]

Thanks for your response. The action looks the easiest method as it is very similar to the SLM methods.

– For trial (free) licences we are using manual checkout. Will the same hook (eStore_product_database_updated_after_payment) be called after a manual checkout is submitted?
– Is there a way to automatically ‘complete’ a manual order if it is for free products? In this case, will eStore_product_database_updated_after_payment be called?

[pocket]

Hi,

we have tested option 1 with an “add to cart” button.

Is there an option to switch to manual checkout from a “buy now” button for a free item?

i.e. Click on the button and take the customer straight to the manual checkout form?

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