vark

Hi,

1. if order > $x, the discount would be applied to the unit price, but would be a CART deal.

2. not sure I understand, but for CART deals, the discount is hidden by default until it is applied, then it is visible…

Best,
Vark

• This reply was modified 6 years, 9 months ago by vark.

Hi,
To display discount percentage in simple product page
for a ‘Catalog’ discount rule,
Go to wp-admin/Pricing Deals Rules/Pricing Deal Settings page.
use ‘Discount Price Suffix’.
Click on ‘More Info’ on that line for full explanation.
Best,
Vark

Hi,
I looked at your site and found a message being displayed indicating that a minimum is required.
Is that what you mean by a snippet?

If the Minimum Purchase plugin message is not displaying, this is in all probability due to 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,
Mark

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

Thanks for letting me know, and for the kind words.

A review here would be great, if you feel comfortable doing so:
https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/maximum-purchase-for-woocommerce/reviews/

Best,
vark

Hi,
While you would need the Pro version to do this (a lifetime rule), you can do this discount as a free single-use Woo coupon using the coupon settings. So the item would have a price, user would have to present a Woo coupon to get it free, and you can set the coupon to single use.
Best,
Mark

Hi,
Thanks for your query.

Your rule is absolutely available with the FREE plugin!

Best,
Vark

Hi,
If by ‘duplicate a discount code’ you mean duplicate a discount rule, then on the rule screen in the right hand column, there’s a ‘clone this rule’ button.
Best,
Vark