[hello4]

Please see the attached screenshot. I am trying to set that up but so far I’ve had no luck. I use this to update it from the admin dashboard which works fine, but for this to work the product needs to be approved/published from admin dashboard:

//Calculate and set base and block costs
add_action( ‘woocommerce_process_product_meta_booking’, ‘modify_bookable_product_costs’, 100, 1 );

function modify_bookable_product_costs( $product_id ){
// Get an instance of the WC_Product object
$product = wc_get_product( $product_id );

// We check that we have a block cost before
if ( $product->get_block_cost() > 0 ){
// Calculation
$new_booking_cost = ( $product->get_block_cost() * 0.05 ) + 100;

$product->set_cost( $new_booking_cost ); // Set the new calculated cost in the product
$product->save(); // Save the product data

//Adjusting cost for 8 days
$pricing = array(
array(
‘type’ => ‘blocks’,
‘cost’ => 0.875,
‘modifier’ => ‘times’,
‘base_cost’ => $new_booking_cost,
‘base_modifier’ => ‘equals’,
‘from’ => 2,
‘to’ => 2
)
);

update_post_meta( $product_id, ‘_wc_booking_pricing’, $pricing );
}
}

Basically, all I want is to save the data that I pass to $pricing array, when vendors submits their products for approval.

Thanks and regards,

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[hello4]

Hello,

Is this feature only available in pro version?

Thanks and regards,

[hello4]

Hello again,

One last question relate to this. Is there a way to add a pricing range when vendors submit their details? Your customised plugin extension has this which I thought would work to add a range but I couldn’t get that to work:

if( isset( $cost_fields[‘_wc_booking_cost_rules’] ) ) {
$cost_fields_rules = array ( 0 => array ( ‘type’ => ‘days’, ‘from_custom’ => ”, ‘to_custom’ => ”, ‘from_months’ => ”, ‘to_months’ => ”, ‘from_weeks’ => ”, ‘to_weeks’ => ”, ‘from_days’ => ‘1’, ‘to_days’ => ‘7’, ‘from_time’ => ”, ‘to_time’ => ”, ‘from_count’ => ”, ‘to_count’ => ”, ‘base_modifier’ => ”, ‘base_cost’ => 3000, ‘block_modifier’ => ”, ‘block_cost’ => 5000 ) );
$cost_fields[‘_wc_booking_cost_rules’][‘value’] = $cost_fields_rules;
}

[hello4]

Hello there,

First code worked without any issues. I had to make a couple of changes for the second to get work. Actually it is relate to something that I wanted to mention before. Have you noticed that on product manage screen that you are using ‘base cost’ and ‘block costs’ the other way around? Please see the screenshot. https://goo.gl/ya4Q72 Hopefully you can fix this in a future release.

Many thanks for the help!

[hello4]

Hello,

Thanks for the quick reply.

Regarding the tabs, when I hide the Booking Options and Availability tabs using CSS, it hides those tabs but the page doesn’t load with the focus to Costs tab (https://goo.gl/zc62Ve). Here’s my CSS code:

#wcfm_products_manage_form_availability_head, #wcfm_products_manage_form_booking_options_head {
display: none;
}

Unfortunately I couldn’t figure out how to calculate the base cost using the entered block cost either so any help on that also highly appreciated.

Thanks and regards,

[hello4]

Hello again,

Any updates on this?

Thanks and regards,

[hello4]

It works… Many thanks for the quick and great support.

[hello4]

Hello,

It could be either ‘Complete’ or ‘Delivered’ (it’s a custom booking status).

Thanks and in advance.

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