Hello Jonas,

While we don't have any benchmarks, in my experience I think it should work fine with 1000 dynamic rules. All prices are cached so even if there's an initial few seconds load, after the first load everything should run very quickly.

Regarding pricing, we will consider your suggestion. If you would like to show discounted prices, some themes have options like "Show all products that are on sale", and I think that would work with prices discounted through dynamic rules as well.

Regarding adding an item to the menu "create subaccount": I can give you a code snippet that adds another item, but I have no way to make it go directly to that particular tool. The link would go to the entire Tools page, so I'm not sure how much that would help. Here's another idea, I wrote a code snippet to add a separate page. You can add this snippet to functions.php

// Add "Link Subaccounts" submenu page
add_submenu_page(
    'b2bking',
    esc_html__('Link Subaccounts','b2bking'), //page title
    esc_html__('Link Subaccounts','b2bking'), //menu title
    'manage_woocommerce', //capability,
    'b2bking_subaccounts', //menu slug
    'b2bking_subaccounts_page_content', //callback function
    25
);
function b2bking_subaccounts_page_content(){
    ?>
    <div id="b2bking_tools_setusersubaccounts">
        <div class="b2bking_user_settings_container_column_title_subaccounts">
            <i class="user plus icon b2bking_subaccountplusicon"></i>
            <?php esc_html_e('Set users as subaccounts of account:','b2bking'); ?>
        </div>
        <input class="b2bking_set_user_subaccounts_input" type="text" placeholder="<?php esc_html_e('Enter user ids, comma-separated (example: 12,15,19)','b2bking'); ?>" id="b2bking_set_user_subaccounts_first" style="width:50%">
        <input class="b2bking_set_user_subaccounts_input" type="text" placeholder="<?php esc_html_e('Enter parent account id (example: 23)','b2bking'); ?>" id="b2bking_set_user_subaccounts_second" style="width:50%">
        
                  <div id="b2bking_set_accounts_as_subaccounts" class="ui teal button">
                      <i class="user plus icon"></i> 
                      <?php esc_html_e('Set accounts as subaccounts of parent','b2bking');?-->
                  </div>
    </div>
    <!--?php
}

This is the result:

I got it now,

We will consider implementing that in future updates.

Thank you for the feedback,

Hi there,

A code snippet plugin should work indeed and that is what I would recommend.

I think what happened is that unfortunately the code editor here corrupted the snippet and if you just copy-pasted it, it wouldn't have worked.

Please try these steps:

1) See our guide here about adding a PHP snippet:

https://woocommerce-b2b-plugin.com/docs/how-to-add-a-snippet-php-or-js/

(you can also use another snippet plugin that you prefer of course)

2) I am attaching the snippet as a .txt file to this message, so it doesn't get corrupted again. Please open that and copy-paste from there.

Regarding the plugin I sent you previously with the subaccounts function - that will be part of the plugin from now on as I think it can be a useful functionality for many users.

Kind Regards,

Stefan

Hi,

Please try the following:

1)

Replace the snippet with the attached one - I made a small change that may help

2)

I wonder if your issue could be a permalinks issue. Try to go to B2BKing->Settings->Other->Permalinks and enable "Force Permalinks Rewrite"

Also try to go to WooCommerce->Settings->Advanced and simply click "Update " / "Save" - not changes have to be made. That usually refreshes the permalinks too.

Hi Mike,

There is a tool that can help you connect accounts. This is found under B2BKing->Tools->Bulk Editor:

Alternatively you can also use metadata as you described. You can find the metadata needed here under section 9 of this docs article:

https://woocommerce-b2b-plugin.com/docs/multiple-buyers-per-account-subaccounts/#8-toc-title

More specifically 3 keys are needed:

Each subaccount needs the following 2 meta keys:

"b2bking_account_type" must be set to "subaccount" - this tells the plugin this is a subaccount

"b2bking_account_parent" must be set to the WordPress USER ID of the parent account (e.g. 123)

Each parent account must have the following meta key:

"b2bking_subaccounts_list" must contain a comma-separated list of child subaccount IDs (e.g. 123, 54, 333)

And thanks for the help Jonas : ) 

Kind regards,

Stefan