Woocommerce, single product, library

[DenisKozeev]

Hi, team and community Continuing to get to know cwicly.

I added a page of simple product from the library and noticed a few errors in the variant product.

1. if there is a discount on one variation, the variation without discount does not display the price.
2. if a variation is out of stock, it is not visible in any way. The add to basket button works, but nothing appears in the basket

is this a flaw in the library template or a feature limitation that will be fixed in the future?

[StrangeTech]

Hi @DenisKozeev,

@DenisKozeev

if there is a discount on one variation, the variation without discount does not display the price.

This is probably related to:

Price display error in product variants

hi, when setting default form values product variation mode. [product] ‘‘Dyn: price’’ setting the conditions ‘‘on sale: false’’ will be displayed [produc1] [produc2] WordPress version: 6.3.1 Cwicly Plugin version: 1.3

[DenisKozeev]

Yeah, I guess that’s it.

[Araminta]

Hi @DenisKozeev,

Sorry to hear you’re experiencing trouble with this.

@DenisKozeev

if there is a discount on one variation, the variation without discount does not display the price.

I believe there might be a minor issue with the dynamic price data not showing correctly for variable products that aren’t on sale.

However, adding the following condition seems to fix this:

Kindly let me know if this is the case on your end.

@DenisKozeev

if a variation is out of stock, it is not visible in any way. The add to basket button works, but nothing appears in the basket

Thank you for bringing this to our attention!

Indeed, there is a bug related to the improper consideration of “out of stock” when a variation has a price.

I will create a separate bug report for this issue.

Apologies for the inconvenience.

@StrangeTech

This is probably related to:

hi, when setting default form values product variation mode. [product] ‘‘Dyn: price’’ setting the conditions ‘‘on sale: false’’ will be displayed [produc1] [produc2] WordPress version: 6.3.1 Cwicly Plugin version: 1.3

I don’t believe this is related, as it was fixed in 1.3.3:

@Louis

Fix: WooCommerce → visibility condition On Sale did not evaluate variable products correctly

I’ll be sure to move it to Fixed Bugs to avoid any confusion.

[DenisKozeev]

@Araminta

However, adding the following condition seems to fix this:

Thank you, it worked.

New mechanics for me, didn’t realise it myself)