From what I can see you have one license active since 2024-11-15. Do you want me to deactivate it?

Thank you, but you should add result_label to the end of the $properties2 list instead as that can be used in other elements as well. We will add this to the next update.

Good point, thank you. That’s how AI debugging works today – you make a local edit, but miss the whole picture.

I don’t see this issue on my end, and nothing has changed regarding the live product price in the latest update.

If this functionality is not working for you, we would need to investigate your setup specifically, as it appears to be environment-related rather than caused by the plugin update.

Sorry, I didn’t describe it well. I update my plugins in the store every few months, and this problem occurred now, after fresh update, so it’s not the fault of the latest update, but it’s possible it was an earlier one. Unfortunately, my support has expired, so I have no way to report it.

Yes, it is compatible. All of the plugin data in the order is in the order meta data tables so WooCommerce should transfer it along with anything else.

From your screenshot it seems that your are trying to run 2 separate instances of the plugin. Disable the current active plugin you have on the folder woocommerce-tm-extra-product-options.OFF.

Currently only the plugin’s mentioned in the description are partially supported. Do note that we are currently actively working on our own full compatible solution for discounts.

Thank you! Yes, it would be a great idea – but can I “hide” that product? Beause I would not want to show it in the shop as a purchaseable separate product. Maybe set as private and test if it works?

It’s also a solution just to send the manually generated link. So I upload a file to Media, copy the link and somehow iclude it in the email sent out after purchase.

Just thinking about the possibilities, thank you for thinking about it as well! (Example is simple: it’s a printable spice sticker with 35 stickers. And I would like to add the option to get +15 stickers for extra money. But then the original link for the 35 stickers is sent out automatically, and I would need to send out the link for the +15 stickers manually.)

When you edit the downloadable product, you can make it hidden using the “Catalog visibility” setting.

Please note: This is different from the standard “Visibility” setting (which offers Public, Password protected, and Private). You don’t want to use that one.

Instead, look for “Catalog visibility” — it gives you these options:

Shop and search results, Shop only, Search results only and Hidden ← Choose this one.

Once you set it to “Hidden,” the product won’t show up in your shop or search results, but anyone with the direct link can still purchase it and therefore when you include it in the product element.

Got it, thanks! And maybe a good idea to add noindex n order to avoid search box finsing the page and adding it to Google search list.

Go to the plugin settings->Elements tab->Product and disable “Sync associated product quantity with main product quantity”.

You just have to create the correct formula based on the fields you have to calculate the correct formula. The quantity field could be auto populate by custom js code. Please note that you can use our Feature Request forum for features.

Thank you for your detailed questions — we’re happy to clarify how our plugin can fit into your current setup.

1. Reuse of existing attributes and variations Our plugin is designed to work alongside WooCommerce’s existing product structure, so you can continue using your current attributes and variations without needing to restructure your product catalog.

It’s worth noting that the plugin’s primary focus is on adding and managing extra product options (add-ons) rather than modifying how variations themselves are displayed. In other words, it enhances the customization layer on top of your existing setup rather than replacing the native variation system.

2. Integration with WooCommerce emails All customization data selected by the customer (including text inputs, uploaded files, and chosen options) is saved within the order details and included in WooCommerce emails (both admin and customer notifications).

If you need a more detailed or structured summary — such as better formatting or clearer presentation of uploaded assets and configurations — this can typically be achieved through email template customization.

3. Custom pricing based on configurations Our plugin supports flexible pricing rules for extra options, allowing you to apply additional costs based on selected customizations (e.g. fixed amounts or percentage-based adjustments).

For more advanced pricing setups, such as different pricing logic depending on the type of customization, this can usually be handled through a combination of option pricing and conditional logic. We would be happy to review a specific example from your setup and suggest the best approach.

You can email me from my profile page at https://codecanyon.net/user/ThemeComplete#contact

Thank you for the suggestion. Please note that you can make suggestion like this in the feature request forum here: https://themecomplete.support/forums/forum/feature-request/

The only way I can think of batch exporting the product with the options is using the internal WordPress import/export tool.

These are currently handled as customization. Please consider leaving a comment of the Feature request forum.

You can create a div or any tag anywhere in the product page with the class generate-product-link and it will do just that.

Correct!

Found it in the side-column… looks like this is something new. I can’t wait to play around with it. Looks like it will save me lots of time. I love this plugin and I recommend everyone with a WooCommerce to look into this. It’s way better than the default.

With Template Elements, you can create a single element only and reuse it across multiple products or forms within the builder. This allows you to centralize your setup instead of duplicating the same configuration in multiple places.

Any changes you make to the template—such as pricing—will automatically be applied everywhere the template is used. This makes it much easier to maintain consistency and manage updates across your store, especially when the same options need to appear on multiple products.

In which context do you mean—on the front page, the cart, or the invoices?

front end

In that go to the plugin settings->General tab->Initialization and set “Enable Frontend Access for Selected Roles” to “Administrator”. Please be aware that by doing so the options won’t be available for any other user role, it would be as if the product has no options.

From what I can see in your video, you are using the Product element with the layout set to checkboxes and the mode set to either products or categories. In this configuration, the plugin has to retrieve the relevant product data at the moment a selection is made, because the exact set of products and their associated data (price, stock, variation data, etc.) is only known after the user chooses a specific item.

Technically, this data cannot be prefetched because the plugin would have to load all possible product information in advance in order to cover every potential selection. That would mean sending a large amount of unnecessary data to the browser, including pricing, stock, and variation details for products that the customer may never select.

Doing so would actually create worse performance issues, since the initial page load would become significantly heavier and consume more memory and network bandwidth. Instead, fetching the data only when it is needed keeps the initial page lighter and ensures that only the required information is requested and processed.

I understand that prefetching all possible products would be inefficient. However, my specific use case involves only 5-6 fixed optional products with color variation (mattress, canopy, etc.) that are always the same for this product. To implement a proper prefetch solution, I need to know: 1. What is the exact AJAX endpoint URL and parameters that the Product element calls when a selection is made? Is it always admin-ajax.php?action=woocommerce_tm_ajax? What are the required POST parameters? (tm_ajax, product_id, mode, etc.) 2. What is the exact JSON response format expected by the frontend? Can you provide a sample response for a variable product with variations? 3. Is there a hook or filter to add data to the initial page load? For example: add_filter(‘wc_epo_product_data’, ...) or similar? 4. Can I use the mode=builder parameter to get all product data at once? I noticed this in some EPO versions. 5. Is there a JavaScript API to manually populate the product cache? Something like: TMEPO.api.cacheProduct(id, data)? With this information, I can prefetch only these 5-6 specific products without affecting initial page load performance. Thanks!

If you want to avoid AJAX loading, please consider using Custom Bundle mode with the minimum quantity set to 0. The other modes currently don’t allow modifying this behavior.

In your current setup, the AJAX endpoints and responses won’t help in this situation because the initial loading does not occur through JavaScript requests. Instead, the JavaScript simply reacts to data that has already been rendered on the page. Therefore, changing the AJAX logic won’t affect the initial loading behavior.

This is an addon creation plugin only.

great, the email works

Following up on this thread. The newest version of the plugin Dynamic Pricing & Discounts (2.5.1) from RightPress still is not working with EPO. Only version 2.4.6 works.

Did you open a ticket about this?

You can change this by going to the plugin settings->Global tab->Strings->Required state indicator