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  • Updating to 10.3.3 fixed the credit card processing issue for us as well. Thanks!

    Thread Starter gftest302

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    Using the UPS API to check the address and apply the correct type of rate (residential/commercial) for that address. The API can flag whether or not it’s residential.

    I tried that. The plugin works great as long as each item is priced only in relation to itself. The wrinkle we have is that we discount based on the quantity purchased with a specific category even if it is across several items. I need to be able to limit the options that can be selected for quantity (and not in a regular stepped manner where Min/Max Pricing plugin works, but such as 250, 500, 1000) and have that quantity handled exactly as WooCommerce typically handles the quantity.

    I know very little about coding, but if WooCommerce has a standard variable where they store the quantity and your plugin is bypassing that to combine quantity, price, and discount and only outputting that final number to WooCommerce. I need to be able to limit the quantity but have it be stored in the quantity variable that WooCommerce typically uses. Does that make sense and sound at least close to how the system behaves?

    I tried the version at github and while it does allow variable pricing, it only does so on a per-item basis. We use the Woocommerce Dynamic Pricing plugin to generate variable pricing based on quantity of items purchased within designated categories and that works well for us. However we are now in a situation where we need to limit the quantities available to our customers.

    Your plugin is great for what we need, restricting items only to specific quantities. However, the part of the plugin that applies a discount and sets the price is keeping the Dynamic Pricing plugin from doing what we need it to.

    Is it possible to strip this plugin down so it only touches the quantity side of things without touching discounting and pricing? As this would be extra work I would be happy to discuss appropriate compensation for that.

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