| 开发者 | aplitap |
|---|---|
| 更新时间 | 2026年9月30日 17:42 |
| PHP版本: | 7.4 及以上 |
| WordPress版本: | 7.1 |
| 版权: | GPLv2 or later |
| 版权网址: | 版权信息 |
[aplitap_cjenik] / [aplitap_cjenik_usluge] shortcodes for a styled, human-readable price list page for your customers, alongside the required XML/CSV files[aplitap_cjenik_arhiva] shortcode to publicly list every archived (30+ day) version with its generation date and a download linkPartially. The reference price feature requires an active WooCommerce installation, since it displays alongside WooCommerce product prices. The price list ("Cjenik") works without WooCommerce too - add products and/or services manually in the tables on the "Proizvodi"/"Usluge" tabs, or import them from a CSV file. If both WooCommerce products and manually entered items are present, both are included.
Yes, it is entered manually per product (or per variation for variable products), since WordPress/WooCommerce does not keep a price history by default.
Yes - both the reference price and the price list support separate values per variation.
Yes - on each product (and in Quick Edit) there is a "Price list visibility" dropdown with the options Automatic / Always include / Always exclude.
Files are saved under wp-content/uploads/cjenik-proizvodi/ (products) and wp-content/uploads/cjenik-usluga/ (services), and must be publicly accessible - please make sure a security plugin, firewall, or Cloudflare is not blocking automated tools from reading them. The direct links to the current CSV/XML files are shown on the price list settings tab.
Yes. The regulation itself only requires the machine-readable XML/CSV files, but you can add the [aplitap_cjenik] shortcode (products) and/or [aplitap_cjenik_usluge] shortcode (services) to any WordPress page for a styled, human-readable table with the same data - useful if you want to link to it from your menu or footer for visitors, not just for automated tools.
No. The plugin is a technical aid based on a publicly available interpretation of the Decision on publishing price lists (NN 101/2026). We recommend checking with an accountant or lawyer before 1.10.2026.
Yes - all of the plugin's text is translation-ready and works with Loco Translate (or any other .po/.mo-based translation tool). Open Loco Translate, find "Aplitap Sidrena Cijena i Cjenik" under Plugins, and start a new language - it will scan the plugin automatically.
max_input_vars limit actually starts silently dropping data around row ~199-200)post_max_size limit - previously this failed with no feedback at all, looking like nothing happenedlanguages/ folder) so the plugin's text can be translated with Loco Translate or any other .po/.mo tool[aplitap_cjenik_usluge] shortcode table now also shows Šifra, Brend, Jed. mjere, Cijena/jed., Barkod and Dostupnost for manually entered services (in addition to the 4 legally required fields), matching what [aplitap_cjenik] already shows for products - the CSV/XML export for services is unaffected and still contains only the 4 fields Article IV requires[aplitap_cjenik_usluge] and [aplitap_cjenik_arhiva] too (they share the same wrapper); if it still looks narrow, re-save/republish the page after updating[aplitap_cjenik_arhiva] shortcode) now shows a "Vrsta" (Type) column, since products and services archives can otherwise share the same filename in their own folder[aplitap_cjenik] shortcode table now shows all the fields the Decision requires for products (added Brend, Cijena/jed., Naziv akcije and Barkod) instead of a trimmed 6-column view - it now matches the CSV/XML content[aplitap_cjenik] / [aplitap_cjenik_usluge] / [aplitap_cjenik_arhiva] shortcode tables not stretching to the full width of their container on some themes/page builders (the wrapper only had a max-width, not an actual width, so flex/grid layouts could shrink it to fit its content instead)[aplitap_cjenik_arhiva] shortcode to publicly list the archived price list versions (date + download link for each), and a matching copyable shortcode field on the admin Arhiva screen[aplitap_cjenik] shortcode for a styled, human-readable price list page (the legal requirement itself only covers the XML/CSV files)