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  • Thread Starter hurri500

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    Ok did some more tesing, it seems as though the field cannot contain an HTML field. Once you add the HTML field the group field misbehaves. It also doesn’t seem to like fields that been duplicated.

    Thread Starter hurri500

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    Thanks Fahim,

    I picked up your response on yur ticketing system and replied there.
    Everything is now working again so thank you very mush for such great support and it is a great comfort to now that support is willing and able when it is most needed!

    Outstanding!

    Thread Starter hurri500

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    Hi Maarten,

    I reinstalled your free plugin to see where I may have overlooked the messages you pointed out and I see that I was wrong and they are there, although in my opinion still not flagged well enough considering the cart function makes the free plugin very limited.
    (My screen does not look like your screenshot – it is a text link)

    I have changed my rating as the plugin is made well, has a great user interface and does allow add ons to be added to a product.

    I still maintain that while you allow a price to be added or changed for a product via an add on you have not allowed the add on values to be included in the quantity calculations. I therefore cannot see how the free plugin could seriously be used on a shop.
    To be honest, when I saw your “quantity based pricing” option I serious thought it was to allow you to change the quantity of a line item in the add on, not to enable the quantity in the WooCommerce calculation.
    I would suggest that you add an option to limit the checkout quantity to 1 when using your free version on your Flat Fee option if you continue to have this limitation.

    I’m sure you already know that there are other free WooCommerce add on plugins that do not have the limitation your one does, they include the add on values in the quantity calculation, which is what I would have expected as a minimum function of the WooCommerce cart.

    Anyway, thank you for efforts and engaging in this frank discussion.

    Thread Starter hurri500

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    Hi Maarten,
    Thank you for your response.
    What you're suggesting is that I somehow knew about the limitation and was supposed to search the forum for it before I downloaded the plugin.
    It is vaguely indicated in the plugin by means of a disabled option on the dropdown when you can choose a price type. How would I know what that means without you telling me or me testing it?
    In any event, I still needed to download the plugin, set it up and test it.
    
    I appreciate that you don’t build plugins for a hobby and that it is how you make your income but at the same token I also build websites for a living and have wasted several hours of my time when I could have simply bought the pro version if it was clearer about the limitation from the outset.
    
    I do not give any developers a one star rating lightly but it seems as though this limitation is “hidden” so as to force an upgrade to the Pro version.
    I don’t like that and it is unfair to me to have to stumble across the limitation.
    I have rated the plugin based on my experience and found it very surprising that the quantity in WooCommerce does not work as I would expect it to.
    As I said I cannot see the benefit of your plugin in any use case because I cannot choose more than a quantity of 1.
    
    I have not tried another free version so I cannot comment on how they may or may not work.
    I have coded my own add ons plugin for WooCommerce.
    Thread Starter hurri500

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    Thanks for letting me know.
    Hopefully they it fixed.

    Thread Starter hurri500

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    Hi,
    Yeah its possible, although this has happened to two separate users on ntwo different websites, which I suppose it is possible that they both have something wrong with their computers.
    Look, I reckon we have exhausted posibilities of the plugin having an issue so lets just see if I get anymore of these types of login problems.
    Thanks for the help!

    Thread Starter hurri500

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    Hi, thanks for your reply.
    No I have not renamed the login page but I have enabled:
    – Honeypot Captcha
    – Login/lost password Form Captcha (Not google)
    Those are the only Brute Force settings I enabled.
    I do have a plugin that has a feature to rename the login page but that is not enabled either.
    Is is weird that I don’t have any isues loggin in with anyone’s details from my computer.

    Thread Starter hurri500

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    Hi Peter,
    Thanks for your response and tip on how to disable the dashboard.
    I appreciate the fact that you responded to my somewhat strongly worded message with a solid solution.
    In view of this I’m going to still recommend WooCommerce, because for the most part it is still the best solution for getting an ecommerce site up and running quickly and with a ton of options.

    Hi Shazzad, That’s great!
    Thanks for letting us know as the plugin is awesome really.
    Best
    Hurri

    Yup, I had the same problem as everyone else here.
    I managed to do a restore of v2.1.2 which sorted me out, although, not sure how long I should keep using the plugin with such a slow response time.

    Thread Starter hurri500

    (@hurri500)

    Thanks, I’ll go to your support – I appreciate you getting back to me!

    Thread Starter hurri500

    (@hurri500)

    Thanks Kartik,

    I am interested in your WCPT PRO v1.5 product and will head over there to purchase.
    I appreciate your feedback!

    Thread Starter hurri500

    (@hurri500)

    Thanks Andrew, its a pity because now all the changes require !important to force the changes.
    But its still a cool plugin!

    Thread Starter hurri500

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    Hi Paul,

    I appreciate your position and have been thinking about your comment.
    It’s not about the money, which I’m sure you deserve for your hard work but its more about you changing the way your plugin has worked for many years in order to force an upgrade your Pro version.
    The point is that your plugin ALWAYS worked with woocommerce, allowing users to login when making a purchase. Its not something new that you are developing or have developed, especially to work with woocommerce.
    Our sites simply stopped working without warning. Our customers just couldn’t check out.
    We only found this out when one of our customers called us to ask how to buy something from us.

    In my opinion, you’re welcome to run your business how ever you like, but if you’re giving a plugin away for free that has always worked then I would expect, at the very least, to be warned that if we use your plugin with woocommerce that our customers wont be able to log in.
    You certainly have enough banners popping up every time I log into the backend, perhaps one of those could be a warning to us woocommerce users.

    Although I’ve rated your plugin with 5 stars and I think its a good plugin and would have been happy to pay your subscription, your approach has put me off, so I switched to another plugin and am advising my clients to do the same.

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