• This plugin works like a charm and makes it very easy to create and share custom cart links for WooCommerce.
    It would be even better if future versions included more options for adding additional fees, such as delivery or installation fees, directly when creating a cart link. An integrated email template feature would also be a great addition, allowing admins to create and send a professional, personalized message together with the purchase link.
    Thanks again for this plugin.

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  • Plugin Author Guaven Labs

    (@elvinhaci)

    Thank you very much for your review and ideas.

    Additional fees – Perfect, it will be in the next update.

    Email template – We need to think about it. Because the aim of the plugin is creating carts with one click, so email feature is not included into the current logic. But we will think about it.

    Thread Starter Mohamed Ali

    (@samsam113)

    Thank you very much for taking my suggestions into consideration, especially for adding the additional fees feature. I really appreciate it!

    I have one more small question/suggestion. Is there currently a way to customize the default “Here is your cart, ready to check out” message that is used when sharing the cart link?

    For example, it would be very useful to have a setting where the admin can define their own default sharing message, so we don’t have to modify the plugin source code every time we want to change the text.

    Even a simple “Share Message” field in the plugin settings would be perfect.

    Thanks again for the great work on the plugin!

    Plugin Author Guaven Labs

    (@elvinhaci)

    Thank you again.

    You can customize those messages with one of two ways.

    1. code way. adding such code to your functions.php or Snippets plugin if you already have it.
    add_filter( 'gettext_cartlink-generator', function ( $translation, $text ) {
        if ( 'Here is your cart, ready to check out:' === $text ) {
            return 'Hi! Your order is ready — pay here:';
        }
        return $translation;
    }, 10, 2 );

    2. Or using LOCO TRANSLATE plugin and translating(editing) strings there.

    Or you can wait the next update and we can add this feature to the next update next week.

      Thread Starter Mohamed Ali

      (@samsam113)

      Thank you so much for your support, I really appreciate it 🙂

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