One problem and one question BOGO

[Melvin Cheah]

I have setup the following (match3):
-Fixed product discount
-Products OR ticket1 exclude ticket2
-Minimum quantity 3
-free products: ticket1
-allow multiplication of product
-BOGO

When I go to cart and apply the coupon on 3 ticket1, I get a Free! quantity 4 ticket1
If I add 4 then I get free 5.
How do I fix this? What did I do wrong?

I would also like another coupon code whereby it would be triple10 whereby if someone adds 10 x ticket1 to cart and uses that code, they get 20 x ticket1 free. How would I do that?

Thanks!

[Soft79]

Hi,

1. Remove the ‘ticket1’ from free products. Just checking the BOGO is enough. You can also remove the excluded ‘ticket2’

2. You need a snippet in your child theme’s functions.php for that. Set minimum quantity of matching products of the coupon to 10 and use this snippet:

add_filter( 'wjecf_bogo_product_amount_for_coupon', function ( $amount, $coupon )
{
  if ( strcasecmp( $coupon->get_code(), 'COUPON_CODE_HERE' ) == 0 ) {
    $min_matching_product_qty = intval( $coupon->get_meta( '_wjecf_min_matching_product_qty' ) );
    if ( $min_matching_product_qty < 1 ) $min_matching_product_qty = 1;
    $amount = 2 * floor( $amount / $min_matching_product_qty );
  }
  return $amount;
}, 10, 2 );

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[Melvin Cheah]

Hi!

Thanks for #1. That was what I needed to make it work.

For #2, I inserted my COUPON CODE that I created with minimum quantity 10 into ‘COUPON_CODE_HERE’. I also changed it to $amount = 20 * floor( $amount / $min_matching_product_qty );

This makes more sense and gives me the result I want since if min quantity is set as 10 and I order place 10 in cart, that will return a 1 multiply by 20 and that amount is added to cart for free. For 15 it returns 1 as well and for 20 it returns 2 which gives me the desired result.

Let me know if my logic is off and if it will create problems. Thanks!

[Soft79]

Yeah, looks good. Alternatively you could do this:

$amount = 2 * $min_matching_product_qty * floor( $amount / $min_matching_product_qty );

[Melvin Cheah]

That’s a good idea. Thanks! It’s cleaner and allows for more manipulation on the min quantity.

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