Hi @mredodos,
The limiting in the current version of Limit Orders for WooCommerce (1.2.1) is based on total orders during the interval, but I’ve opened a PR on the repo that adds filters relevant to these needs into the next release, so those should be available as early as this week.
Thanks for reaching out!
Happy to help! By the way, we just tagged version 1.3.0 of the plugin, so the filters should be available as soon as you update.
Documentation on the new filters are available here: https://github.com/nexcess/limit-orders#customizing-plugin-behavior
an example for pizzerias and restaurants
they need to set a specific number of pizza / products sold for a time slot and only that slot will have to close once that number is reached. it will be possible ?
It sounds like pizza’s big on WooCommerce these days!
Limit Orders for WooCommerce is designed to pause all ordering once a certain order threshold is met; if you’re still trying to accept orders once a limit has been reached the plugin might be getting in your way.
For this kind of scenario, you may want to look at something like WooCommerce Delivery Slots by our friends at Iconic, as that plugin will let store owners define delivery slots and limit orders by slot.
If you happen to be a customer on Nexcess’ Managed WooCommerce hosting platform, you may also already have access to this plugin. 😉
Thx for advice. yes an hybrid of both is more useful for my scope, but both not have the possibility for limit and block orders on base of the number of single specific product sold. but i can study and implement a solution 😀
