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This worked. Thank you! Do I need to remove the code in my functions.php file once you release the update?
Hi team,
Sorry, I just realized I had already asked this question but never checked for an answer 🙂
You can close this. Thank you.
Is there any documentation on Multivendor X? How would we go about testing it, and do we have to turn off all WCMP plugins? Is there a conversion from WCMP to Multivendor X so we don’t lose data? I’m hoping you’ll maintain WCMP for quite a while for any major bugs or security issues if we aren’t able to migrate to Multivendor X.
Thanks for your help!
Thank you! Question: We’ve built a ton of custom functionality with WCMP that has been critical to our business. Will this new framework render all that useless or does this new version still support core wcmp code/processes that we’ve relied on for years?
Ok…perhaps my custom work is using something that’s also injecting it into the front end if you didn’t add the capability. Thanks! You can close this thread.
Thank you. Is there a code that we could add to the theme functions file to prevent Commissions from being created if the Sub order is “Pending Payment?” I’m sure the community would be grateful for the ability to add that if they need.
Without this fix, many users of WCMP will have inaccurate export data for the vendors to do their taxes if they got orders with products that have been deleted after the order took place.
Attached is the sub order with a Deleted product. It has the data retained along with the Vendor for the sub order: Sold By.
Hello and thank you for discussing this with your team! Products are deleted by vendors all the time. That’s normal activity you’d expect on a marketplace with many vendors. They won’t keep every single product listed if they no longer offer it. Especially if you limit the number of products they can have on the site.
Woocommerce keeps record of the all products in order data, regardless if the product was deleted or not. The export in the WCMP Frontend should be able to pull that historical data from Woocommerce, so its an accurate export of sales for whatever time period. If you do a test order in Woocommerce and delete the product after, you’ll see in Woocommerce’s Order Export (through the Admin panel) that it still shows that order even though the product was deleted.
Wouldn’t the sub order be connected to the vendor? I’d think you’d be able to just export data for all sub orders by vendor id within the time period selected?
Hello WCMP team,
Any time estimated on this? Businesses are in the middle of tax season and this is an issue. Thank you very much for your efforts.
Nevermind! I was able to use the standard dash icons that comes with WordPress:
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Sharing in case useful for others.
