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  • khaleesi88

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    I got rid of the error message by going to “Advanced Rules” page and clicking the “Update Settings” button.

    I didn’t need to actually change any settings. Just saving the settings seems to fix the problem, I’m guessing because of this row in includes/class-ipq-advanced-rules.php file:
    $settings[‘ipq_show_qty_note’] = ”;

    khaleesi88

    (@khaleesi88)

    I’m getting the error message below after upgrading from 2.1.2 to 2.1.3:

    Notice: Undefined index: ipq_show_qty_note in /var/www/testproject/wp-content/plugins/woocommerce-incremental-product-quantities/includes/class-ipq-actions.php on line 13

    The message is shown on all pages (both in dashboard view and normal view) in the top left corner.

    I’m using WordPress 3.8.3.

    Thread Starter khaleesi88

    (@khaleesi88)

    Have you tried making more specific rules and using those?

    The problem with making specific rules is that they require either using the Product Categories or Product Tags. In our web page, both of those fields will be shown in our product pages. We do not want to make phantom categories or tags that are only used for the purpose of quantity rules, as these categories/tags would be visible in the product page. And we can not use real categories/tags because there are products with same categories/tags that do not have the same quantity rules.

    I can think of a couple of different solutions to the problem:
    1) Adding a list of all products to the page where you add a new quantity rule, and you could check only the products that would use the rule (would apply only if at least one product is selected)
    2) Save/Use rule feature: When adding a new quantity rule, you could save the rule under a name of your choice. Then in the product page instead of using “Override Quantity Rules with Values Below” you could use “Use a predefined quantity rule” and choose the saved rule from a list.

    Perhaps one of those options would benefit other users as well?

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