It would be great to have a way to print Quote Requests from the admin panel. A PDF version would do the trick. The Request can be modified by adding/deleting products or modifying quantity so we need the ability to print the updated quote. Thanks
Hey, When I set the shipping cost on the edit quote page just before converting the quote to an order, this price is just lost in the processing…
Hi, I am writing to request the availability of a common hook that would allow third-party Product Addons plugins to work seamlessly with this plugin. I was recently experimenting with the **WowAddons** Product Addons plugin, but unfortunately, it is not currently compatible with this plugin. To improve extensibility and compatibility, I kindly request that you […]
Hi The pdf’s name that is downloaded from placing a quote is spelt wrong. It is spelt “Quote” like the plugin name. It just looks bad. Also is there anyway to turn off the pdf?
When making quotes on the back-end ( …/wp-admin/post-new.php?post_type=addify_quote) I want to search for products by SKU number. This would avoid any confusion between products with similar names.
I sell customised machinery components. It’s difficult to set a standard price per product. It all depends on quantity, product combinations and many other factors. It would be great if customers can create a quote for all products without prices. Total price would then be calculated manually, and manually typed into the quote by me.
In our case we cannot set prices on products. When no price is set this triggers an error on form submission on class-af-r-f-q-quote.php line 293: PHP Fatal error: Uncaught TypeError: Unsupported operand types: string I’ve added a simple fix to detect empty prices and set it to 0, but i guess this should really be […]
Using an email field, I would like the Quote to be sent as PDF to an email on Creation. I would like Guest Users (Users not logged in) to be able to receive a PDF version of the Quote when it gets added to the system.
Currently, the Request a Quote plugin does not allow using decimal values for product quantities. When a user enters a decimal number (e.g., 1.5 or 0.75), the quantity is automatically rounded because the plugin applies intval() to the value. As a result, any fractional quantity is lost, and only whole numbers are accepted. This creates […]
Essentially there needs to be at variation level options to Hide add to cart and pricing. This would then allow for RFQ and normal listings to appear on the same product without having to use inefficient workarounds.