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WooCommerce Composite Products v3.6
Composite Products v3.6 has landed, after 177 commits and more than 5000 lines of new code. The new release delivers some highly requested features, as well as a little treat for all WooCommerce developers out there: A JavaScript API to interact with its front-end single-page app. Read more…
WooCommerce: Subscribing to All The Things
WooCommerce Subscriptions finally got its much-anticipated v2.0 update, earlier in October. The new version, which has been in development for more than a year, is a major rewrite of the plugin that introduces support for multiple subscriptions, allowing customers to purchase more than one per order. It also makes WooCommerce Subscriptions much friendlier for developers, since it now relies on a custom Subscription post type for storing and accessing subscription data, separately from the order in which a subscription is purchased.
WooCommerce Conditional Shipping and Payments
Need more control over your checkout payment gateways, shipping methods and shipping countries/states? Tired of snippet-hunting?
Our new WooCommerce Conditional Shipping and Payments extension allows you to create simple or advanced rules to conditionally restrict payment and shipping options.
WooCommerce Composite Products v3
Composite Products version 3.0 is finally here, after 12 weeks of development and 187 commits.
The new version includes many requested features and improvements targeted towards large-scale kitting applications, including:
- a redesigned, responsive front-end and back-end UI;
- multiple front-end UX refinements;
- WP_Query-based retrieval, pagination, sorting and filtering of component options;
- front-end and back-end performance optimizations;
- exclusion-based scenario definitions;
- bundled shipping improvements; and
- helpful documentation for developers.
Composite Products: How to Choose Multiple Products Under One Component
Today, we are going to look at a cool Composite Products feature which is one of the easiest to miss.
Out of the box, Composites do not allow multiple products to be purchased under a single Component. However, this is possible using the Product Bundles extension. Let’s see how!