I'm brand new to Thirty Bees (I installed it probably 4 hours ago), and so far I think it's great, and everything but one question has been answered by these forums.
I've set up the shop for my partner who makes one-off pottery items. Each item is unique, and sold individually. In WooCommerce on Wordpress, when I created a product for sale, I would set it having a quantity of 1, and when it sold, it would not show up in the gallery any more. This item will never get listed again, unless it gets returned for some reason, at which point I would like it to come back to life when the return is done and the stock level returns to 1.
Is this possible in Thirty Bees in a plug-in or a native setting that I've overlooked?
If it's not possible, if someone could point me to the SQL query that pulls the items available for sale for the front office, I'm happy to modify that myself to not pull products with a stock level of 0 - assuming it would be that easy.
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KOKO
Hello everyone,
I'm brand new to Thirty Bees (I installed it probably 4 hours ago), and so far I think it's great, and everything but one question has been answered by these forums.
I've set up the shop for my partner who makes one-off pottery items. Each item is unique, and sold individually. In WooCommerce on Wordpress, when I created a product for sale, I would set it having a quantity of 1, and when it sold, it would not show up in the gallery any more. This item will never get listed again, unless it gets returned for some reason, at which point I would like it to come back to life when the return is done and the stock level returns to 1.
Is this possible in Thirty Bees in a plug-in or a native setting that I've overlooked?
If it's not possible, if someone could point me to the SQL query that pulls the items available for sale for the front office, I'm happy to modify that myself to not pull products with a stock level of 0 - assuming it would be that easy.
Many thanks in advance,
KO
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