Anka Quote Basket for WooCommerce
| 开发者 | hadilenya |
|---|---|
| 更新时间 | 2026年8月26日 21:20 |
| PHP版本: | 8.1 及以上 |
| WordPress版本: | 7.1 |
| 版权: | GPLv2 or later |
| 版权网址: | 版权信息 |
详情介绍:
- B2B and wholesale catalogs (enquiry instead of instant checkout)
- Catalog-mode stores that hide Add to cart and collect quote requests
- Industrial, engineering, and project-priced products
- Shops that keep checkout for some products and quotes for others
- Add products to a quote basket from the product page or catalog (variable products included)
- Adjust quantities on the quote page
- Submit a short contact form as one quote request
- Incoming quote requests in WordPress admin (filter, search, CSV export)
- Email to your sales address, with editable templates and live preview
- Optional confirmation email to the customer
- Optional PDF attached to the admin email
- Reply with unit prices and email a priced PDF offer (Quoted status)
- Customer accept or decline from a signed link in the priced email (no account required)
- Optional quote expiry (off by default so existing quotes never expire on their own)
- After the customer accepts, create a WooCommerce order from the quote (manual; pending payment)
- Floating quote-basket button (can be turned off)
- Hide prices and/or Hide Add to cart, with role exemptions and optional category limits
- No tracking, no licence checks, and no data sent to third-party servers — quotes stay in your site and go out through WordPress mail
[ankaquba_form]— quote basket + form[ankaquba_menu]— quote basket link with item count
安装:
- Upload the
anka-quote-basket-for-woocommercefolder to/wp-content/plugins/, or install the zip via Plugins → Add New → Upload. - Activate the plugin (WooCommerce must be active).
- Open Quote Requests → Settings.
- Confirm the quote page, recipient email, labels, and email templates.
- (Optional) Turn on the floating menu button, hide prices, and/or hide Add to cart.
屏幕截图:
常见问题:
Do I need to exclude the quote page from cache?
No. Many quote forms break behind full-page cache because the security token on the page goes stale. This plugin refreshes that token right before submit, so you do not need a special cache exclusion for the quote page.
Does this replace WooCommerce checkout?
No. You can keep checkout and quotes together, or hide Add to cart for a quote-only catalog. When Add to cart is hidden, variation and quantity fields still work so variable products remain usable.
Does the plugin hide prices?
Yes. Under Quote Requests → Settings turn on Hide price. Shop managers still see prices; you can exempt other roles too. You can limit Hide price / Hide Add to Cart to selected categories (leave empty for all products), and optionally show replacement text such as “Request a quote”. Hide price is independent of Hide Add to Cart.
Can I send a priced offer back to the customer?
Yes. Open an incoming quote, enter unit prices, and send a priced email with PDF. The quote status becomes Quoted. When customer response is enabled (the default for new installs), that email includes a link to accept or decline. After they accept, you can create a WooCommerce order from the quote screen. Creating the order is a manual admin action, not automatic.
Do priced quotes expire?
Only if you set a number of days under Settings → Behavior. 0 days (the default) means no expiry. Quotes that have no valid-until date never expire.
Does the plugin send data to other companies?
No. There is no tracking and no licence phone-home. Quote requests are stored in your WordPress database and emailed to the address you set.
Can I customize the emails?
Yes. Under Settings → Email you can edit subjects and HTML bodies. Leave a body empty to use the built-in template. A live preview shows sample data.
What PHP version is required?
PHP 8.1 or higher.
I used an older plugin folder or shortcode
Activate Anka Quote Basket for WooCommerce. Your quotes and settings are kept. You can remove old folders such as product-quote-list-for-woocommerce or woo-quote after activating this one. If a page still shows a raw shortcode, use [ankaquba_form] or [ankaquba_menu].
Is a PDF library required?
No. A PDF engine ships with the plugin for nicer PDFs. If it cannot load, a simple PDF fallback is used so quotes still send.
更新日志:
- Quote lifecycle: the customer can accept or decline a priced offer from a signed link (no WordPress account). GET never records a decision; POST does, with a nonce.
- Optional validity period when you email a priced quote (0 days by default, so existing quotes do not expire). Expired is computed from the date — no WP-Cron.
- After Accepted, create a WooCommerce order from the quote details screen (pending payment, quoted unit prices). Manual only; blocked if store currency no longer matches the quote.
- Priced PDF, customer email, and the response page share one B2B document layout (your logo, accent colour, and PDF footer — not a hardcoded brand).
- Default priced-email template includes a Review and respond button when customer response is on. A saved custom priced-email body is not overwritten.
- Appearance: Theme button style matches your theme’s WooCommerce buttons (plugin chrome off). Accent / solid / outline modes unchanged for existing stores.
- Button placement: product page (after price, after add to cart, beside add to cart, near meta) and shop/list (after, before, or replace add to cart). Defaults match previous behaviour.
- Floating quote button: left or right side, adjustable edge spacing (mobile keeps the previous 12px inset when using the default offset).
- Settings Appearance: compact dropdowns with live hints (
render_select), replacing tall choice cards for these options. - Hardening: temp PDF
.htaccessdenies access on Apache 2.4 and 2.2; admin quote search logs when WordPress’s search SQL shape no longer matches.
- Compatibility: tested with WordPress 7.1 and WooCommerce 11.0. No functional changes.
- Hotfix: ship the missing
includes/class-product-meta.phpfile that 4.5.0 required but did not include in the WordPress.org package (fatal error on update).
- Per-product catalog rule: a single control in the product editor's Advanced tab overrides the store-wide rules for one product — Use store catalog rules (default), Force quote catalog, or Force normal purchase.
- "Force normal purchase" also hides the Add to Quote button on that product, so a quote-only catalog can keep selling individual items normally.
- Variations follow their parent product; the rule is set once on the variable product.
- The default stays "Use store catalog rules", so existing stores behave exactly as before until a product is changed.
- New filter
ankaquba_product_catalog_modefor resolving the rule in code. - Quote form privacy consent (on by default): notice + required checkbox. Optionally pick a Consent page under Behavior; otherwise the WordPress privacy policy is used. Acceptance is recorded on the quote.
- Appearance: Add to Quote style (Button or Text link) and Button look (Solid or Outline). Defaults keep the previous solid dark pill.
- Settings: vertical sidebar with icons; footer actions for Save settings and Reset to defaults; toggle switches and choice cards styled with the plugin accent.
- Incoming quotes list and edit screens share the same admin design language as Settings (accent surfaces, rounded fields, status badges, accent primary actions).
- Catalog mode: Hide price (independent of Hide Add to Cart), optional replacement label, role exemptions, and product-category scope.
- Admin priced response: set unit prices on an incoming quote and email a priced PDF offer (status Quoted). No checkout/order conversion.
- Incoming quotes: filter by status, search by email/phone, sortable status, and CSV export (formula-injection safe).
- Email settings UX: accordion sections (admin / customer confirmation / priced quote / PDF) with Insert placeholder pickers.
- Assets split into core / catalog / form bundles; form CSS/JS load only on form pages (no FOUC).
- Catalog add-to-quote script also loads on the front page / home and on pages that embed product shortcodes or blocks (buttons were visible but clicks did nothing).
- Developer hook API (19 hooks): button, item data, rate limit, quote lifecycle, email/PDF filters, catalog/hide-price filters, priced-quote actions.
- Readme: catalog-mode / enquiry positioning for end users (display name and slug unchanged).
Older entries are kept in
changelog.txt, bundled with the plugin.