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Hello
Yes, I think you can do it:
For free version you will need to use some coding in PHP in your functions.php file. This is an example:

function filter_custom_wpc_add_to_cart_validation($bool, $product_id, $quantity){
	if($product_id == 40){
		$width		= $_REQUEST['aws_price_calc_1'];
		$height		= $_REQUEST['aws_price_calc_2'];
		
		if(($width+$height) >= 2000){
			wc_add_notice("Width and Height are greater then 2000 mm", "error");
			
			return false;
		}
	}
	
	return true;
}
add_filter('woocommerce_add_to_cart_validation', 'filter_custom_wpc_add_to_cart_validation', 20, 3);

So you can use the filter “woocommerce_add_to_cart_validation” to do that.

if you need more than this try to ask at our forum.

I hope this helps you.
Let us know if you solved with this.

Hello,

WPC and WooCommerce Variations are not compatible. I mean WPC is an alternative of WooCommerce Variations and vice-versa.

So you should choose if you want to use WPC or WooCommerce Variations.

If you want to use WPC you should move all your WooCommerce Variations fields to WPC.

– Move Colour to a WPC List Field
– Move Thickness to a WPC List Field
– Move Dimensions to a WPC List Field

For information on the Pro version you can contact us here: https://altoswebsolutions.com/contact-us

Hi,

A new release of WPC will be released on September, version 2.3.0.

In the meanwhile I can send you a bugfix version which solve your problem:

http://altoswebsolutions.com/beta_wp_repository/2.2.28/woo-price-calculator.zip

With this version you can add WPC products using Ajax:

WooPriceCalculator.ajaxAddCartItem(productId, calculatorId, quantity, data);

Data is equal to:

var data = WooPriceCalculator.getFormDataInProductPage(".wpc-product-form");

Hello,

We took at look and we found a js error when we clicked on the “add to cart” button.
To see the error you can look at the console of the browser.

It’s something like:

TypeError: b.notices is undefined[Learn More]  functions.min.js:2:14830
	success http://199.250.193.193/~ezzeldean/wp-content/themes/v2.0/js/functions.min.js:2:14830
	i http://199.250.193.193/~ezzeldean/wp-includes/js/jquery/jquery.js:2:27444
	fireWith http://199.250.193.193/~ezzeldean/wp-includes/js/jquery/jquery.js:2:28213
	y http://199.250.193.193/~ezzeldean/wp-includes/js/jquery/jquery.js:4:22719
	c http://199.250.193.193/~ezzeldean/wp-includes/js/jquery/jquery.js:4:26925

So maybe the problem is some custom code or a conflict with another plugin.
Can you check that?

Hello,

Yes, it’s a bug and it’s already in the list Todo for the next release.
We have a bugfix for this but it’s available only for the PRO version.

Best Regards

Reading more accurately your question.
I think you need our regex function.
You can create regex rule to validate your field and allow only values that ends in .0 or .5
You can try on our demo site

Best Regards

Hi calebelliot
You are writing in wrong place.
If you bought a version PRO you should write the Forum provided by the vendor where you bought this plug-in.
This Forum is only for free version.
Sorry for that
Thank you