Hi Jim,

In that section you can enter comma-separated options. That area should contain which user options are allowed to use the coupon.

For example you can enter it as follows if you'd like only B2B users to be able to use that:

Another example, this would mean that the coupon can only be used by logged out, and logged in b2c users:

To make this apply for agent coupons, you can do it by adding the following PHP code snippet to the site:

add_filter( 'woocommerce_coupon_is_valid', function($is_valid, $coupon, $discount){
    $coupon_id = wc_get_coupon_id_by_code($coupon->get_code());
    $agent_id = get_post_meta($coupon_id, 'salesking_agent', true);
    if (!empty($agent_id)){
        if (intval($agent_id) !== 1){
            // if agent, only allow b2b custoemrs
            if (get_user_meta(get_current_user_id(),'b2bking_b2buser', true) !== 'yes'){
                $is_valid = false;
            }
        }
    }
    return $is_valid;
    
}, 10, 3);

This will automatically restrict all agent coupons to only be used by B2B users (Without having to configure this in the backend). If a non-B2B user tries to add an agent coupon, they will get an error.

If you'd like, you can make that code only apply to 100% coupons. For that, use this code snippet instead: https://pastecode.io/s/kwsiojri

Kind regards,

Stefan

I believe you can achieve that as follows:

Add the following PHP code snippet to your site:

add_filter('b2bking_minmax_order_total_calculation_basis', function($val){
    return WC()->cart->get_subtotal();
}, 10, 1);

It should make it so that the minimum amount is calculated before the coupon.

That snippet can be added to functions.php, or by following our guide here: https://woocommerce-b2b-plugin.com/docs/how-to-add-a-snippet-php-or-js/

Let me know if it can solve it for you,

The issue may have to do with tax. You can try this code instead to also account for that:

add_filter('b2bking_minmax_order_total_calculation_basis', function($val){
    return WC()->cart->get_subtotal() + WC()->cart->get_subtotal_tax();
}, 10, 1);

Other than that, the code seems to work for me in tests.

Example:

- I have a rule that sets a $5000 min order for the cart.

- Without the code snippet, I add the coupon for 100% discount, and the minimum order is not met:

- With the code snippet, then the error no longer shows, and the user can proceed with the cart:

If the above cannot work for you, would you be able to share a backend login to the site or a staging site, so we can look into this directly and troubleshoot?

Kind regards,

Stefan