tastenmeister

OK, I think I got it.
I’m very busy these days, but I will try out at the weekend.
But I’m sure the issue will be fixed now, so you’re right to mark it as resolved.

If there is any issue I ping you next week.

Thanks for this great support!

Regards, Tastenmeister

Hey kbatdorf,

thanks for your reply. See here a slideshow (copy) using media images which are managed with polylang (polylang can handle media images by cloning them):
http://blackman-art.de/en/trapped/

In media overview all images have title and description texts and are marked as english or german by polylang.

My hope is to get some recommendations about how to handle all that multi language stuff.

In polylang every post or page gets an language version selector so we can comfortably switch between english/german without leaving the post editor.

In metasilder this doesnt work (I know, metaslider works independently and very different). But here some switch for changing language would be nice.

Or as an alternative moving the order of slideshows would be nice, so we can put german/english slideshows next to another.

Maybe I should send you credentials so you can have a look yourself.

Have a nice day!

Regards, Tastenmeister

• This reply was modified 4 years, 11 months ago by tastenmeister.

Hey Hannah,

thanks for your answer. Sorry for providing so little information. The problem is that I use an additional plugin for handling custom fields, but the dev of that plugin is a bit overwhemled with the fe calculation. That’s the reason why I’m asking here. Maybe there is a better way to solve the problem.

The goal is to add automatically a negative fee (=discount) if a shop item fulfills a date condition. The user is able to pick a date from a custom field (renting date in my case) for every item. Depending on the selected day (if date is 15th of a month) the additional fee/discount of -50% should be applied. In best case it is applied to each item separately. It’s important for me that the original price is shown in cart next to the items, so I want the discount to show in the subtotals section below.

I use WC Fields Factory to handle the date field and I can set the conditions there.

I stay in contact with the dev of WC Fields Factory, but he isn’t able to fix the calculation of the fees. It seems, that WC is adding tax to the fee, so that the sum is not -50% but a little bit more. The dev managed to trick out this additional tax so the fee is now shown right (exact -50%) but now the total is too low (missing some cents), so there seems to miss something.

My question is: how is Woocommerce handling the calculation of totals, so that I can add fees (negative and positive, taxable and non-taxable) which are dependend from custom fields.

You can reproduce the problem if you to the following:

visit https://staging.tastenexpress.de/produkt/roland-fp-30/ and choose a date with contains 15th of a month (if you like you can choose any other instrument from the menu).
Put it in cart and see the subtotals section below. First line is subtotal (incl. 19% tax), second line is a deposit (a non-taxable fee) from WC Fields factory. Third line is discount for half month (negative and taxable so that tax is as well reduced).
As you can see the total (incl. VAT) is below not correct (and so the VAT below too).

I would be very thankful if you could investigate in that topic and help me to finish that problem.

I can give you WP credentials if you like, so that you can have a look inside.

Best Regards, Riccardo

Hi there, anyone any idea???
Please contact me if you need further infos about the problem.

Best regards, Riccardo

Hi Mikey,

thanks for your help. I’ll will give the gravity forms a try. Maybe I’ll find a way to get it managed. In my case the regular unit is “per month”. So far no problem. But if the customer chooses different product variations, the unit has to become “for current month”, because the first (current) month rate will be different and I have to make it clear, that first payment is only for the current month.

That’s why the price calculator seems not to help in my case because it can calculate proportionally the rate per unit but not handle the exception that first payment is only for first rate (so it should be a different unit).

So I will try the gravity forms addon the next days. I let you know if it works for me or not. If you have any other ideas for my case feel free to write.

Thanks for your great help!!!

Cheers
Tastenmeister

Da sich das Problemset etwas geändert hat, schiebe ich das mal in ein neues Thema.

Ich habe übrigens schon einen halben Workaround gefunden. Für die andere Hälfte brauche ich noch mal Hilfe:

Dank Custom CSS konnte ich die Klasse .unit einfach ausblenden. Dadaurch wird nur die Einheit des Grundpreises ausgeblendet, nicht aber die Einheit der Produktvariante.

Die Folge ist, dass ich im germanized plugin einen Grundpreis Text nutzen kann, der hinter dem Grundpreis eingeblendet wird.

Jetzt fehlt mir nur noch eine Sache: Zwischen dem Grundpreis und der Einheit wird ein “/” generiert. Für meine Zwecke muss dieses Teil aber ausgeblendet werden. Ich finde ums verrecken nicht die Stelle im Plugin, an welcher dieser Ausdruck generiert wird. Kann mir jemand sagen, an welcher Stelle ich suchen muss, um dieses “/” auszublenden?

Ich weiß inzwischen, welche Stelle in der cart.php dafür verantwortlich ist:

<td class="product-price" data-title="<?php esc_attr_e( 'Price', 'woocommerce' ); ?>">
							<?php
								echo apply_filters( 'woocommerce_cart_item_price', WC()->cart->get_product_price( $_product ), $cart_item, $cart_item_key );
							?>
						</td>

Weiter komme ich nur leider nicht. Wer weiß, wie ich das “/” zwischen Grundpreis und Einheit wegbekomme?

Danke für eure Hilfe !

Gruß, der tastenmeister