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Hi slevass,
Thanks so much for your kind words! We’re really glad to hear the plugin has been helpful for your team.
We appreciate your feedback regarding the ability to filter out guest carts and manage cart retention. That’s a great suggestion, and we’ve logged it as a feature request for potential inclusion in a future update. Being able to exclude bot activity and manage saved carts more effectively would definitely improve usability for store admins.
In the meantime, if you haven’t already, we’d really appreciate it if you could take a moment to leave us a review. Your feedback helps us grow and continue improving the plugin 🙂
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In reply to: [Automatic Product Categories for WooCommerce] Promotion category ruleHi Camille,
Thanks for the update.
Can you please confirm if the issue is still happening with the latest version of the plugin?
From your configuration, I see that the rule is set to assign/remove the category only when a product is updated. Just to clarify — does the issue occur only during product updates, or does it also happen when you manually run the rule using the “Run this rule” button?
This will help us better pinpoint the cause.
Best regards,
BerryPressForum: Plugins
In reply to: [Automatic Product Categories for WooCommerce] CategoriesHi,
This logic has now been reviewed and adjusted to better reflect the expected behavior when products belong to multiple categories. Please see documentation: https://berrypress.co/docs/automatic-product-categories-for-woocommerce/conditions#category-taxonomy-comparisons
Let us know if you run into anything else or have further suggestions!
Hi again,
If I may suggest one small thing — it might be helpful to add a brief note somewhere in your GitHub project (like in the README or as a comment in the code) mentioning that it’s a modified version of Live Carts for WooCommerce. This just helps keep things transparent and in line with best practices under the GNU GPL license.
Example:
// This plugin is a modified version of the original “Live Carts for WooCommerce by BerryPress”
// https://wordpress.org/plugins/live-carts-for-woocommerce/Thanks again!
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Hi there,
Apologies for the late reply, and thank you for sharing your improvements — great work!
We’re planning to make this plugin a priority in the coming months, so your input is very much appreciated. We’ll take a closer look and follow up if we have any questions.
Thanks again!
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In reply to: [Automatic Product Categories for WooCommerce] speed performance problemHi again!
Great news — we’ve just added pagination to the rules list which should significantly improve performance, especially for setups like yours with hundreds of categories and rules. ! 🙌
In the next version you will be able to limit how many rules are displayed per page! 🎉Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Automatic Product Categories for WooCommerce] speed performance problemHi!
Thanks a lot for your detailed feedback.
You can check out the thread regarding the search bar feature here: https://wordpress.org/support/topic/feature-searchbar-for-dropdown/
Also, we have plans to add the ability to limit the number of rules per page and include pagination. This should definitely help improve loading speed.
Your suggestion about creating automations directly within the category is a great idea and something we will consider for future improvement
Thanks again for your support and positive feedback — we really appreciate it!
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Automatic Product Categories for WooCommerce] Bug after UddateHi,
Thank you for reporting the issue. The “Save All & Run Selected” functionality should be fixed in plugin version 1.1.3.
Regarding performance, we haven’t noticed any issues on our end, but we’ll continue to investigate and see if there are areas we can improve in the future.
Hi,
Thank you for the suggestion! We’re excited to share that this feature will definitely be implemented in our plugin. We’re currently evaluating whether it will be available in both the free and pro versions or just the pro version, and we’ll provide updates as soon as we have more details.
This will include both searching within the dropdown and searching through rules based on their names.
Additionally, in the pro version, there will be an option to group (categorize) rules and filter them by group name for even better organization!
Sorry to hear you’re experiencing this issue! I’ve tested with the same WordPress and WooCommerce versions, and it looks like this might be a site-specific issue.
To assist you more efficiently, please reach out to us directly at hello@berrypress.co. This way, we can troubleshoot in detail and provide a solution as quickly as possible. 😊
Hi,
I wasn’t able to replicate the problem on my end, but I understand that something may have broken, especially since we introduced a lot of changes in version 1.1.0.To better understand what’s happening, could you check for any errors in the browser console log? Open your browser’s Developer Tools (press F12 or Right Click > Inspect), navigate to Console tab.
Additionally, please enable debugging in WordPress and see if there are any PHP errors or warnings related to the plugin.You can enable debugging by adding the following lines to your
wp-config.phpfile (if not already enabled):define(‘WP_DEBUG’, true);
define(‘WP_DEBUG_LOG’, true);
define(‘WP_DEBUG_DISPLAY’, false);After enabling debugging, check the
wp-content/debug.logfile for any relevant errors. Let us know what you find, and we’ll do our best to help resolve this issue.Looking forward to your response!
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In reply to: [Automatic Product Categories for WooCommerce] CategoriesHi, Here’s how the condition currently works:
• The match runs against each category on the product individually and stops as soon as a match is found.
• If any category meets the condition, it is considered met. If none match, it is not met.
Given this logic:
1. “Is exactly” – This should work as expected. If at least one of the product’s categories exactly matches the specified category name, the condition is met—even if the product has additional categories.
2. “Is not exactly” – Currently, this condition is met if any category is different from the specified one, even if the specified category is also present. We understand that users might expect it to fail for products that include the specified category, regardless of other categories. We plan to revisit this logic to ensure it aligns with expectations.
Thanks for reporting this. To investigate further, we need some debug information. Could you check for any PHP errors, console log errors, or anything unusual in the network tab when saving a rule? Also, is this happening with a specific type of rule, or all rules? I wasn’t able to replicate the issue on my end.
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In reply to: [Automatic Product Categories for WooCommerce] Promotion category ruleHi Camille,
Understood! To achieve what you need, simply keep the first rule active and disable or remove the second one. This way, when a product is updated and is on sale, the “Promos” category will be automatically assigned, and it will be removed once the sale ends.
For the initial setup, please run the rule manually on all products. To do this, check the checkbox in the first column for the first rule and then click “save and run selected.”
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In reply to: [Automatic Product Categories for WooCommerce] Can you add brand filter?Hi,
Thanks for the suggestion. We’re considering developing a Pro version of the plugin, and the brand filter feature is planned to be included in that release. We appreciate your input and will keep you updated on our progress!