vark

Hi,
1. the deal is not being processed by batches of 3 rather than 2, but by the whole cart, based on the way the rule is set up. So if 10 items were purchased, the cheapest of 10 would be discounted.

2. The batches of 2 idea would mean that the plugin would need to sequentially isolate the counted products (in this case 2), sort for cheapest, and then apply the discount to the cheapest within that sub-group. Unfortunately, that’s not the way the plugin is set to apply cheapest rules.

Best,
Vark

Hi,
Thanks for the excellent and clear summary of your requirements.

The short answer is ‘Yes!’. Pricing Deals Pro can do just what you need.

Glad to help with rule setup advice.

If you have any further Pro questions, as per forum rules, please contact me on my support channel https://www.varktech.com/support/

Best,
Vark

Hi,
Looks like another module is getting in the way (note the very odd ‘sdsdsd’ in the Discount column of the discount reporting).

Suggest a *full module conflict test*:

To track down a module conflict, please follow these steps ** PRECISELY **:
(1) Install and activate a maintenance mode plugin (if desired)
(2) Then, DO ALL (*at the same time*):
(-) do a full site backup!
(-) deactivate ***all*** plugins except Woo, my plugin (and maintenance mode plugin)
(-) ** switch to a clean default theme like 2019 **
— (This removes all other possible conflicts.)
(-) turn off all deals except the one we are examining.

(3) ** test **
(4) if good, add 1 module back in. ** Retest **
(5) Repeat until conflict identified.

** This test depends on following the outlined steps fully. **

Best,
Vark

(PS – If you do have a module conflict, it will likely boil down to choosing between the 2 conflicting modules…)

Hi,
No worries.

If the discount is not carrying through to the totals,
You likely have a memory, caching or module conflict issue.

(A) Set your memory to a minimum of **512mb** , the de-facto memory standard (or greater!)
(** Double-check ** the following, even if already set to 512mb.)
(*) Memory should be *explicitly* set in *both* the php.ini (host) file,
and in the wp-config.php file .
– call your HOST to **Confirm or Set** the explicit setting of 512mb of memory in php.ini
– update your wp-config.php file with a statement like this: define(‘WP_MEMORY_LIMIT’, ‘512M’);

(B) Caching:

Do you have a caching plugin (W3 Total Cache, etc)
– If so, please **clear the caching plugin cache**. Test. **Turn off caching**. Test.
– If that isn’t it, carry on…
(Pricing Deals is happy, however, with ** WP Super Cache: by Automattic ** , which seems to keep up better )

(C) if that’s not it , suggest a *full module conflict test*:

To track down a module conflict, please follow these steps ** PRECISELY **:
(1) Install and activate a maintenance mode plugin (if desired)
(2) Then, DO ALL (*at the same time*):
(-) do a full site backup!
(-) deactivate ***all*** plugins except Woo, my plugin (and maintenance mode plugin)
(-) ** switch to a clean default theme like 2019 **
— (This removes all other possible conflicts.)
(-) turn off all deals except the one we are examining.

(3) ** test **
(4) if good, add 1 module back in. ** Retest **
(5) Repeat until conflict identified.

** This test depends on following the outlined steps fully. **

Best,
Vark

(PS – If you do have a module conflict, it will likely boil down to choosing between the 2 conflicting modules…)

Hi,
What you want is:
Minimum quantity of products in cart: 4
Repeating Groups Quantity: 4
Best,
Vark

Hi,
What you are describing can be thought of as a bulk deal.
https://wordpress.org/plugins/pricing-deals-for-woocommerce
“How to set up BULK PRICING / PRICING TABLES”
– buy 2-3 get $5 off
– buy 4-5 get $10 off
etc
Best,
Vark

Hi,
Unfortunately, no and no.
Best,
Vark

Hi,
Thanks for trying out the plugin.

What you’re seeing is not an error, but a Notice. Notices and warnings can occur, and do not affect the function. If you’re not in debug mode, they are never displayed. Test with confidence.

Best,
Vark