[Tim Kerremans]

Hi,

The code you gave is the exact same code as I gave in my first message.
I understand that there must be a default title, I just want to obligate my vendors to change this default title.

Kind regards,

[Tim Kerremans]

Can you send me the hook so that I can look into it?

Thanks!

[Tim Kerremans]

Hi,

Like I said in my previous message, this is not working. Replacing add-product with edit-product does not work on my end. Please look at my previous message

[Tim Kerremans]

Hi, thanks for digging deeper into this. I have tried but unfortunately it’s not working on my end. The vendors are uploading the file on the edit-product page and not on the add-product page. Could that be the issue here? I already tried changing add-product to edit-product in the code but it’s not working.I guess because there is always the product id attached at the end of the url?

I attached a screenshot of the error message I’m receiving

[Tim Kerremans]

So you’re telling there is no way to exclude 2 urls from this function? We’re not trying to change the world here.. I mean I’m just trying to exclude 2 pages from a basic function. We should find a solution to this

[Tim Kerremans]

Great, thank you!

[Tim Kerremans]

Hi, thanks for getting back to me.

-> Correct, but on top of that also not on the profile page

These are the urls of the vendor shop page and profile page:
https://www.myurl.com/dashboard/profile/
https://www.myurl.com/dashboard/storefront/

[Tim Kerremans]

Thanks for getting back to me.

-> correct, but on top of that also not for the profile page if possible.

These are the urls of the vendor shop page and profile page:
https://myurl.com/dashboard/profile/
https://myurl.com/dashboard/storefront/

[Tim Kerremans]

Some additional information about the custom flow:

Once the vendor clicks on a product category when adding a product it will automatically create all attributes and variations. For each variation the vendor is able to set the commission which is calculated in a different way than default like I explained above. This is done by a custom created plugin which overrides default Woocommerce flow. The screenshot I attached in my previous messages are from that plugin

[Tim Kerremans]

Here is the third screenshot

[Tim Kerremans]

Hi,

Thanks for getting back to me. I have a custom flow which allows the commission to be calculated based on the cost of the product for the vendor.

For example:
Cost of item = 50$
Commission = 20% or 10$
Will result in selling price of customer = 60$ (50 + (20%*50))

I have attached multiple screenshots and highlighted the field in which I would like to display ’20’ as default value but leave editable for vendors.

Kindly let me know if you need any additional help

[Tim Kerremans]

Hi,

Thanks for your response but I don’t want to modify the logo as the minimum resolution of the uploaded product files has to be 1080p, if I modify logo and banner picture to be 1080p on the shortest side it would make waaay to large files on my website. I just want to exlude the shopfront and profile page from the funtion so that they are not affected in any way

[Tim Kerremans]

Hi,

Thanks for helping me out, however I’m still not able to get it working. Can you include this function into the code I received earlier? Also, would it also be possible to prevent this code from working on the profile page as well? The vendors can upload their profile image so I don’t want to set the limitations over there. You would help me alot.

Thanks in advance!

[Tim Kerremans]

I figured that I could also check for page template to disable this funtion on shopfront page, however when I try following code it is still working on the shopfront page. Any idea what I’m doing wrong here?

if ( !is_page_template( ‘shop-front’ ) ) { // name of template you don’t want to run it on
function resize_image_resolution($file) {
if(is_user_wcmp_vendor(get_current_user_id())){
$image = getimagesize($file[‘tmp_name’]);
$minimum = array(
‘width’ => ‘1080’, //set your minimum
‘height’ => ‘1080’
);
$maximum = array(
‘width’ => ‘12000’, //set your maximum
‘height’ => ‘12000’
);
$image_width = $image[0];
$image_height = $image[1];

$too_small = “Image dimensions are too small.”;
$too_large = “Image dimensions are too large.”;

if ( $image_width < $minimum[‘width’] || $image_height < $minimum[‘height’] ) {
$file[‘error’] = $too_small;
return $file;
}
elseif ( $image_width > $maximum[‘width’] || $image_height > $maximum[‘height’] ) {
$file[‘error’] = $too_large;
return $file;
}
else
return $file;
} else {
return $file;
}
}

add_filter(‘wp_handle_upload_prefilter’, ‘resize_image_resolution’);
}

[Tim Kerremans]

Yes thanks but where do I have to add this hook? Can you provide me the complete code with this hook already applied to it?

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