rayaanfaisal
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Hi! It’s not about changing the status of the order. I have displayed owned products but is it possible for customers to be able to refund based on the products they own?
For example they bought 1 product across 2 different orders, which would make them own 2 Qty of the same product. Is there any ready-made plugin I can purchase that let’s you refund multiple qty of the same product across multiple orders?
I don’t really have the time to get a customization done…
@mtg169 Thank you so much bud! You’re a lifesaver. This worked like a charm.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WooCommerce] Refunding a product through WooCommerce at new Selling Price.Alright thank you @mtg169 ! Would there be any article I could follow to do that?
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WooCommerce] Refunding a product through WooCommerce at new Selling Price.Thank you @dcka ! I was actually designing a stock market simulation for teaching financial literacy to underprivileged high-school students. They were only being assigned virtual currency and when they ask for refunds (aka sell their shares) it would refund the newer price (which could increase or decrease) rather than the old price. I’m having to manually edit user funds which is kinda painful.
Oh thanks a bunch man! This works. One issue I’m facing is that it displays items on an order basis instead of a collective basis. So if I bought 2 Tesla Shares in one order and 3 in another order it would show
Tesla Shares Qty: 2 Tesla Shares Qty: 3Is it possible to show them collectively as:
Tesla Shares Qty: 5I read your comment about using a switch statement or something similar but could you guide me on how to do it?
Also is it possible to show the buying price at which the stock was bought right next to it?
P.S sorry for being so bad at PHP. W3Schools is trying to help me but my coding is rusty.
Thank you so much for the help man! I really appreciate it! I hope you have an amazing weekend ahead!
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