[l.gan]

Hi, I am using a plugin

https://ru.wordpress.org/plugins/estimated-delivery-for-woocommerce/

to display the estimated delivery date in the product card above the (add to cart) button. I have a question – how can I combine the functionality of the plugin with your plugin? Maybe if in the delivery policies my vendor indicated only the number of days (for example 5), then this information could be pulled into the plugin’s functionality and used by it to add these days to the current date and show the client the date itself?

Maybe you have such functionality planned in the future? – that would be just amazing

[NerdySupportExpert Moumita]

Hi @l.gan, thanks for the query.

If you want to use the plugin, then you have to do custom code and integrate this plugin into WC Marketplace.

Alternatively, you may use our coding guide to add this manually:

https://multivendorx.com/tech-blog/add-new-tab-in-add-product-page/

[l.gan]

I understand you, but I do not need to make a new tab on the product page, I ask you for the opportunity so that the vendor from his board (where he uploads the product himself) can put down the values of the days. As much as possible?

thanks for your support of the plugin, it’s awesome

[NerdySupportExpert Moumita]

l.gan, happy to know that you find our plugin and support team helpful 🙂

We checked this plugin https://ru.wordpress.org/plugins/estimated-delivery-for-woocommerce/, but couldn’t understand exactly what fields do they add.
Can you share some scrrenshot so we can help you out.

Also, We would love it if you shared your experience by giving us 5/5 review here : https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/dc-woocommerce-multi-vendor/reviews/#new-post
Seeing glowing reviews from existing customers makes others more comfortable knowing they’ll get the support they need should an issue with our services arise.

[l.gan]

He adds to the product card the ability to enter certain delivery dates both in the general for all catalog products simultaneously (in the wooocommers settings) and in the product card separately. The delivery date itself can be displayed on the product page.

[NerdySupportExpert Moumita]

@l.gan, thanks for the screenshot.

As we can see, this plugin is adding a section on the add product page. So, you have to do custom code and integrate this plugin into WCMp.
This way vendors can also access fields of this plugin in their add product page.

If you want, you can ask the plugin author whether they are interested in working with this compatibility.
Our team will help them with any coding guidance.

[l.gan]

amazing, thanks. I will definitely write to him and come back with an answer
best wishes

[NerdySupportExpert Moumita]

@l.gan, sure. Please do keep us posted.

[taxarpro.com]

Hi, We are the developers of the Estimated Delivery plugin. Don’t worry, we are going to make Estimated Delivery for WooCommerce compatible with this plugin, without any problem we can do it.

https://github.com/DanielRiera/estimated-delivery-woocommerce/issues/5 🙂

[l.gan]

OMG that’s amazing, thank you all

[taxarpro.com]

Hi, new release is available, try 1.2.0 version 🙂

[taxarpro.com]

Hiii! Look the new version 1.2.0 https://wordpress.org/plugins/estimated-delivery-for-woocommerce/

[NerdySupportExpert Moumita]

@taxarpro.com, thanks for the help.

If any one of our users ask for such a plugin, we will definitely recommend yours 🙂

[taxarpro.com]

🙂 Thanks!

[l.gan]

Thanks to the plugins team WCMp and Estimated Delivery for Woocomerce
You are best!

I have no more questions, you can close the thread

[NerdySupportExpert Moumita]

@l.gan, if we are not asking too much from you, can you please give us 5/5 review here : https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/dc-woocommerce-multi-vendor/reviews/#new-post

Seeing glowing reviews from existing customers makes others more comfortable knowing they’ll get the support they need should an issue with our services arise.

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