J. Tyler Wiest

Thanks for the notice about this. I’ve been able tp replicate the issue and will try to get an update out soon.

In the mean time, you might want to create rules for the rest of the product with a minimum of 1 so that the message at least appears correctly (instead of being blank).

Thanks and watch out for 2.1.6 which should have your fix!

No sorry, Advance Product Quantities doesn’t support that. To do so would require creating ‘order rules’ in addition to the ‘product rules’ we have now, so it would take a fair bit of development.

If you’re interested we do provide premium support at WPBackOffice.com/contact, send us a message and we can further assess this project..

Thanks.

Hm, do you have a url where this is happening? I just tested with my own install and wasn’t able to replicate the result.

Also be sure on the product edit page that the correct rule is being applied.

Thanks.

Looks like the javascript console is throwing this error when I go to update.

An invalid form control with name=’cart[a564f22ab8d93f2f702109aaef7d4625][qty]’ is not focusable.

I think it is more likely a theme or plugin conflict then something with our plugin so can you try deactivating your other plugins and reverting to the default WordPress theme? If that works, simply activate what you’ve been using one at a time to find the conflict.

Let me know, thanks.

Sorry our plugin does not support this.

Thanks.

Hm what you’re looking for would be better suited for a js script over modifying the html values of the input box. The reason being is a numeric input box has these configurable values (as well as some others):

Min = min value allowed
Max = max value allowed
Step = distance between each uptick
Value = starting value
See: http://www.w3schools.com/html/html5_form_input_types.asp

The difficulty doing what you want ie. irregular batch sizes is that without js, you can’t change you step value as you go. Provided the user has javascript enabled, you could localize the acceptable quantities and then either update the step value or loose the step value and update the unit value every time it changes.

As you’ve already figured out, APQ doesn’t support this and it’s complexity goes beyond what we offer as free support. If this is something you really need please contact us at http://wpbackoffice.com/contact/ and we can further assess what it would take to get this done.

Thanks.

Ah ok, yeah neither plugin will allow that to happen by default.

Theoretically you could force the minimum quantity using the ‘woocommerce_add_to_cart_validation’ hook. There would be several exceptions to this rule however so a bit of logic would also have to be added to validate it.

You best bet would be to hide the thumbnail input quantity box my plugin includes. This way the data attribute tied to the button would still be there with the minimum quantity but no input box would be present.

To do this simply apply the following styles:

.thumbnail-quantity {
    display:none;
}

I tested this out on my own dev site and it seems to work fine.

Glad you like the plugin! It wouldn’t be too difficult to add a slider but I’d like to see a few more downloads before I invest too much time into building it.