• Resolved michalrama

    (@michalrama)


    Hello,

    I need to set the price levels for users.

    E.g. Unregistered users will see price category 1 (current price), but registered users will see price category 2 (discounted price).

    I did not find anything like this in plugin settings, but you definitely have some extensions.

    But I did not find it (or could not find it).

    Please advise

    Thank you

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  • Thread Starter michalrama

    (@michalrama)

    OK. I would still like to ask if users can register using a site in a separate list.

    Now they are stored in the regular list of users in wordpress, among the administrator, which is confusing?

    PS. Is there a cheaper alternative for extension?

    Unfortunately, users cannot register using a separate list. We do not have a cheaper alternative, sorry.

    Thread Starter michalrama

    (@michalrama)

    OK. Would it be possible to use this Plugin to create pricing categories for users? And do not know the plugin for better users management?

    Thank you

    Thread Starter michalrama

    (@michalrama)

    Hello,

    Bad idea.

    I had one improvisation.

    Your plugin allows you to create several tax classes (with specific tax rates)

    It would be possible to assign individual classes to individual users, and accordingly, the price of the products would be displayed.

    E.g.
    The unregistered user will have a 15% tax. – you will see a 115% price based on it.
    The registered user will have a 10% tax. – you will see a 110% price based on it.

    Would this be something like that possible?

    Please advise.

    Thank you

    Tax rates are based on…countries. This would require a lot of work and a lot of code-level changes.

    Thread Starter michalrama

    (@michalrama)

    Hello,

    So it would be possible?

    It’s my last hope.

    I can not afford to buy an extension and I necessarily need this feature.

    Please

    You would need to change more than half of the tax calculation process. And it still would not be a great solution.

    Thread Starter michalrama

    (@michalrama)

    I understand. It is important that it works, it does not necessarily have to be the best solution.

    It still won’t be update-safe. Your changes will be overwritten with each update.

    Thread Starter michalrama

    (@michalrama)

    OK. Would it be possible to back up the code changes before each update and then recover it?

    Thread Starter michalrama

    (@michalrama)

    If I understand this, each time the plugin is updated, local code changes are overwritten and must be changed again. It would probably not be a simple backup and restore (only parts of the code should be replaced), but if it works, I will not mind it.

    Currently I do not know of a way to partially backup a single plugin using WordPress-specific measures. Not sure how this might be done.

    Thread Starter michalrama

    (@michalrama)

    Hello,

    I wanted to say that you need to back up by saving locally modified / added codes and changing / adding again after updating the plugin.

    But I do not know exactly how the update works. However, settings / products / categories, etc., will be retained.

    I do not know how such a change would be extensive, but it is partly done. (tax classes already exist)

    Yes – tax classess exist, but you would need to find a way to calculate the tax based on the user role, not the country (like it is done now). Additionally, this modification would not be update-safe, so you would need to devise a method of creating partial backups and restores. After that you would have a working solution.
    The update replaces each file. Products/categories etc. are saved in the database, not in the filesystem.

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