sikedelic

Hello @alexmigf apologies I only saw this today.

I’m not sure if this is the best solution but what i did was let the suborder come in as a normal order and then restore the stocks. Please bear in mind that I am still learning php and no where near qualified lol. Might be a long read but see below if you wanna have a look. I hooked after (‘save_post_shop_order’) SLW is 10,3 Custom is 10,4.

//ADDED THIS CODE TO REVERSE BACK THE STOCK DEDUCTED IF A SUBORDER IS CREATED
add_action('save_post_shop_order','update_stock_locations_data_wc_order_save_custom',10,4);
function update_stock_locations_data_wc_order_save_custom($post_id,$post){
    //GET AN INSTANCE OF WOOCOMMERCE $order OBJECT
    $sub_order = wc_get_order( $post_id );
    $parent_order = wp_get_post_parent_id( $sub_order->get_id());

    //CHECK FOR PARENT
    if ( ! $parent_order ) {
        return;
    }
    //LOOP $sub_order ONLY IF $parent_order EXISTS
    foreach ( $sub_order->get_items() as $sub_order_item_id => $sub_order_item ) {
        if ( ! $sub_order_item->is_type( 'line_item' ) ) {
            continue;
        }
        //WOOCOMMERCE PART 
        $sub_order_product_id = $sub_order_item->get_product_id();
        $sub_order_qty = $sub_order_item->get_quantity();
        $sub_order_current_stock = get_field('_stock',$sub_order_product_id);
        //UPDATE
        $sub_order_correct_stock = $sub_order_current_stock + $sub_order_qty;
        update_post_meta($sub_order_product_id,'_stock',$sub_order_correct_stock);
        	if ($sub_order_correct_stock > 0) {
                //UPDATE STATUS IN POSTMETA TABLE
                update_post_meta($sub_order_product_id,'_stock_status','instock');
            }          
        //SLW PART     
        $sub_order_slw_data = $sub_order_item->get_meta('_slw_data');
        //LOOP THROUGH ARRAY DATA
        foreach ($sub_order_slw_data as $sub_order_location_id => $sub_order_location ){
            foreach ($sub_order_location as $key => $value){
            $sub_order_quantity_subtracted = ($sub_order_location['quantity_subtracted']);
            $sub_order_post_meta_key = '_stock_at_'.$sub_order_location_id;
            $sub_order_current_stock_at_location = get_field($sub_order_post_meta_key,$sub_order_product_id);
            $sub_order_updated_qty = $sub_order_current_stock_at_location + $sub_order_quantity_subtracted ;
            //UPDATE
            update_post_meta ($sub_order_product_id,$sub_order_post_meta_key,$sub_order_updated_qty);
            }
        }
    }
}

If you have any suggestions or a better way i’d really appreciate it.

Hello @rur165 ,
Thanks for getting back to me

Totally forgot coupons is a pro-feature apologies.

Fortunately i’ve managed to solve the issue on my side, but I think it would be great if your dev team handled this in one of your future updates as this is quite crucial IMO. Being able to set percentage discount exceeding admin comm is a big yikes.

Hello Alex, hope you are well.

Thanks for the update and I can confirm that 1.4.1 fixes this issue. Welldone! However, if you could kindly extend yourself on my now new issue.

I am running a Market Place that means I have multiple Sellers. So, if an order comes in from a customer (example Order#1) which contains products from multiple sellers lets say 2 for this case. The Main order (order #1) is broken into suborders like (SubOrder #2) & (SubOrder #3) pls see this. SLW is deducting the stock from the Main Order which is okay cause that’s how it should work but it is also deducting stocks from the suborders which is duplicating the reduction. Please note that if and order comes in only containing products from one seller then EVERYTHING IS FINE.

Any help on this would be appreciated.

Thanks once again Alex!

Thanks Alex llooking forward to it