Alexandre Gauvin

Hi, Thanks for your reply.

My client has a food cater business, selling specific menu bundles on specific weeks.

She needs to organize her products by week period and only sellable on specific weeks. For that, she needs to disable these weekly products at the end of the specific week so clients won’t be able to buy them, but still can have a look at them (disable “add to cart”)

Of course, she wants all that to be as automatic as possible. She has more than 150 different menus. That’s where a date based enable/disable functionality would be really useful for her.

The Post Expirator plugin do most of the job, but it completely disables the product, and thus, make it invisible to visitors.

If you decide to work on such a project, please let me know. In the meantime, I will constinue my research.

Thanks

Thanks again,

I tried adding the code to function.php. It won’t work.
I’ve added another module just below yours. It displays products nicely with 4 columns. The problem with this one is it doesn’t filter with tags.

Yours does, and is working correctly. There’s just a styling problem. Where can I style the output.

I could use the slider, but I would like to have it display 4 products at a time, not 3.

Thanks

• This reply was modified 8 years, 11 months ago by Alexandre Gauvin.

Hi,

Me again with a few more suggestions :

1. To allow the use of the comma “,” in the popup boxes, you should use the semi-colon “;” to separate the params. Otherwise, using a comma in the description will blank every markers.

2. HTML tags with equal (=) and hyphen (“) signs won’t work, as in <a href="/home/">Home</a>, since it interferes with the params indicators. is there any that can be done to be able to use these tags ?

Thanks again.

Thanks Chris,

I didn’t try that simple option !!

Do you have a complete cheat sheet available for WC Shortcode ?

Thanks