datsyuk

The Malware Scanner started this time, but it stopped again with the same error. It managed to find and analyze 57 files before failing.

So unfortunately, the issue is still not resolved. Could you please help me identify what is causing the scan to stop? If you need any logs or additional information, I’ll be happy to provide them.

Thank you!

Hello,

I marked all the Spam submissions.
best regards

Jörg

Hi Shahzeen,

Thank you for your response and for taking the time to investigate this issue!

To clarify, I am not using any third-party plugins or custom code related to coupons. The behavior you’re seeing in the screenshots comes directly from the default WooCommerce functionality.

Specifically, I am using the official WooCommerce shortcode [woocommerce_cart] to display the cart. When this shortcode is used, it shows a breakdown of how much is deducted from each coupon. While this breakdown is helpful, it should not influence the order in which the coupons are applied.

The issue I’m observing is that WooCommerce consistently applies $50 from coupon2 first, followed by $20 from coupon1, regardless of the order in which the coupons are entered in the cart. This behavior persists even on a clean WooCommerce installation without any additional plugins or customizations.

I hope this clarification helps! Do you have any additional insights on what might be causing this?

Thank you again for your support!

Best regards,
Jörg

Hi there,

Apologies for the misunderstanding earlier, as we are indeed talking about Fixed Cart Discounts. My question is not about setting up coupons, but specifically about how WooCommerce handles multiple Fixed Cart Discounts when applied to a single order.

Here’s an example to clarify:

• Coupon A: $50 Fixed Cart Discount
• Coupon B: $50 Fixed Cart Discount
• Cart total: $80

WooCommerce deducts $50 from one coupon first (let’s say Coupon A) and then applies the remaining $30 from Coupon B. It seems that WooCommerce automatically selects one coupon to be fully applied first, regardless of the order in which the coupons are entered.

I’d like to understand:

1. What logic does WooCommerce use to determine which coupon is applied first?
2. Is there any way to influence this behavior so that, for example, the oldest coupon is applied first?

Thank you for your patience, and I appreciate your help in clarifying this!

Best regards,
Jörg

Hello Saurabh,

Thank you for your response and explanation.
I still find it very confusing that all dropdowns allow for a custom preselection except for the time dropdown. I also don’t understand why this might have caused issues in the past, as the “Select” option cannot be chosen anyway.
Of course, I can translate the plugin using Loco Translate or similar tools, but I believe Forminator should provide an onboard solution for this.

Thank you very much, and best regards,
Jörg

Done. Thanks

Hello Kris,

the fields are set to Hidden under Edit Field –> Settings:
For example to count the amount of Participants which are added by a repeated field. Still the Fields ere visible in the confirmation Mail when using the {all_fields} Tag.
You can download the exported form here:
https://notebookpartner-my.sharepoint.com/:t:/g/personal/schnaitmann_notebookpartner_onmicrosoft_com/EfnchXYFfvNBlX4U48wQ-y4B3r4b2fIlUWltYbf0Lg1E2g?e=JHgeWf

Thanks and Best Regards
Jörg

• This reply was modified 2 years, 11 months ago by datsyuk.

Hello Nithin,

thanks for your fast reply. Yes I tried to add the fields manually because the Shortcodes {all_fields} and {all_non_empty_fields} also show the hidden fields of the form in the e-mail. Since we have some calculations and logics running in the background (using hidden fields) that looks very strange to the mail recipient.
Can I avoid to show hidden fields in the confirmation mail?

thanks and best regards
Jörg