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Hey

Since we haven’t heard back on this thread, let us go ahead and close this ticket.
Feel free to open a new ticket at our website if you have any further questions.

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Team Flycart

Hey

Thank you for reaching out.
I am so sorry that currently we do not have + (increasing the price) option. We only cover the discounting scenarios.

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Hey

Thank you for reaching out.
I guess you are using product price adjustment rules.
These rules work like how the Regular price and Sale price works in WooCommerce. That is, the discount is adjusted directly in the pricing.
The WooCommerce Analytics only show when a coupon like discount is applied.
Example: the cart based adjustment in our plugin works like a virtual coupon.

That being said, you can view basic report in our plugin as well. Please do check.
In the future updates, we are planning to provide more in-depth Analytics.

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Team Flycart

Hey

Since we haven’t heard back on this topic, let me go ahead and close the thread.
If you are still facing the issue, please open a ticket at our website.

Thanks
Team Flycart

Meanwhile, here is what we see

– I am NOT logged in
– Just visited your store
– The prices are correct (as entered by you in your product page)

So the issue seem to be caching. It might be taking sometime for the cache to clear fully.

Thank you for the quick response.

If you have already uninstalled our plugin, then this is most probably the “sale price” set in the products.
Can you please check whether a “Sale price” field has any value in it (which is showing in the store front?

As mentioned earlier, when a plugin is uninstalled, then its files are completed removed. So there is NO way for the plugin to run and alter the prices.

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Hey

Just wanted to add.

$sale_price = $product->get_sale_price();

The get_sale_price method simply returns the value stored in the “sale price field” in the db (when sale price not available, it gets the stored value of the “regular price”)

Here is the original code of the get_sale_price method in woocommerce:

	/**
	 * Returns the product's sale price.
	 *
	 * @param  string $context What the value is for. Valid values are view and edit.
	 * @return string price
	 */
	public function get_sale_price( $context = 'view' ) {
		return $this->get_prop( 'sale_price', $context );
	}

It is just the stored value from the db. It does not get processed further.
That is why we have given you the snippet:

$discount = apply_filters(‘advanced_woo_discount_rules_get_product_discount_price_from_custom_price’, $product->get_price(), $product, 1, $sale_price, ‘discounted_price’, true, true);

This processes the value and gives your the discounted price.

As mentioned earlier, we do not store the sale price value to the DB because our plugin calculates the discount on the fly. (during run time). we use a set of woocommerce hooks to calculate and return the discounted price… get_sale_price method does not have any hook… so we use the pricing display hooks to calculate discounted price and display.

This was the reason why you are getting the stored value of the sale / regular price.
Since you are using the get_sale_price method (which does not have any hooks attached… so it returns the db stored value), the following snippet is required (only when you are using in custom scenarios like this..) to get the discounted price using our plugin rules.

$discount = apply_filters(‘advanced_woo_discount_rules_get_product_discount_price_from_custom_price’, $product->get_price(), $product, 1, $sale_price, ‘discounted_price’, true, true);
if($discount !== false){
$sale_price = $discount;
}

Hope this helps you understand further.

Thanks
Team Flycart