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Yes I am aware of the info appearing if not more stock available, but to be able to display remaining stock availability automatically is useful.
In this case I will have to update it manually each time I sell one.
Ok i see what it is happening, in the product section, there is “inventory control”, which let me set the available copies. But I am using the variation Inventory Configuration to determine how many copies are left of each variation. So that shortcode “[wp_eStore_product_details id=1 info=”available_copies”]” will show whatever available number of copies i set in the Inventory Configuration but it won’t take into account if i sold any and i now i have only 1 left for example.
how to?
Thanks. If i use [wp_eStore_product_details id=1 info=”available_copies”] doesn’t show anything at all, the product id is correct, 1 as my add to bag button appears but not the available copies left. I use variation add on to set the stock availability and i am not using it for digital products but physical. is there anything I am missing maybe in the settings that i should double check?
I see, ok that’s fine. I have changed the markup myself, I actually wanted it to be inline so that’s ok.
Thanks
Hi thanks
that’s bad but thanks.
How can I show the thumbnail on the credit card page of the payment gateway when using stripe?
Ok got it, it’s “wp-cart-for-digital-products/eStore_misc_functions.php”
Strange i thought I would have found it within emember plugin and not the estore one.
Anyway, got it!
hi
thanks a lot for your answer, i was just going to reply to my own post in orer to clearify this for any other user:
The plugin you guys talk about “WishList Member” it is indeed a plugin for members but does NOT the wishlist in terms of “add this product to my wish list”. Therefore yes, there is a terminology disconnect here and I guess it’s very confusing.
For any other users that comes to this post:
To add a product to a wish list (for example to add it to registered only users) I used:
Thanks admin for your reply tho
Got your email and I did fill in the form to give you access, let me know when you guys are done, this is much appreciated as that’s the only thing is missing to finalise the site and go live for the client.
Thanks a lot
To resolve this (in a dirty way) I had to use jQuery:
Added a class to the error message in the checkout, so in eStore-variations-form-addon.php i did:
$check_result = “<span class=’alert alert-danger’>Unfortunatly there are”.$inventory_count.” “.$product_name.” items in stock at the moment</span>”;
Then in my footer
if ($(“.alert”).hasClass(“alert-danger”)) {
$(“#btn-paypal”).remove();
}
Where #btn-paypal is my “Buy now” button. This way it removes the buy now button.
But this is bad for many reasons, ideally should work like your video, where when the variation in the product page is sold out, a message should appear. Really don’t know why this isn’t working. Any idea?
Basically that message as shown here [https://vimeo.com/61771140?height=450&width=800] appearing below the product add to cart when the variation stock is 0 it is not appearing
I tried everything using Advanced variation UI add on but with no luck.
I set a variation with 0 in stock but in the product page I can still see and add that variation and if I go to the checkout page I get a message saying there is not availability but I still see the Buy now button. I even tried using ajax and in the product page the variation with 0 in stock is there and if I hit the Add to cart i get a green icon, if I then go to the checkout page I don’t even get that no stock message.
If a variation has 0 in stock should not be selectable, any help please?
