Did exactly what I needed it to

  • dsawyers

    (@dsawyers)


    3 months, 1 week ago

    It did exactly what i needed, changes the Add to Cart to a Pre-order button and displays our “ship after” date.

    It does add a custom shipping status which we didn’t need, we have a fulfillment house that only pulls our “processing” orders because we sell a mix of physical and virtual products. we were able to write a function to automatically move the order status and everything worked exactly like we needed it to.

    it does add a pre-order banner that conflicted with our sale banner (we’re running a sale during our pre-sales period) but we hid it with some simple CSS.

    I had everything working the way I wanted to in less than 15 minutes.

    Make sure you actually set your Pre-Order Limit. It defaults to 0 which I assumed was no limit, but when I placed my second test order it said the sale limit was reached, so I just set it to a ridiculously high number.

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  • Plugin Author tasin07

    (@tasin07)

    3 months ago

    We’re glad to hear the plugin was easy to set up and that it handled your pre-order workflow as expected.

    Regarding the pre-order limit, thanks for pointing that out. We’ve actually addressed this in version 0.5. A pre-order limit of **0** is now treated as **unlimited**, so users no longer need to set an artificially high value to avoid reaching the limit unexpectedly.

    Thanks for sharing your experience and for the valuable feedback!

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