DestinX Product Configurator for WooCommerce
| 开发者 | destinx |
|---|---|
| 更新时间 | 2026年10月28日 21:09 |
| PHP版本: | 8.0 及以上 |
| WordPress版本: | 7.1.3 |
| 版权: | GPLv2 or later |
| 版权网址: | 版权信息 |
详情介绍:
DestinX Product Configurator helps WooCommerce store owners create guided product configuration experiences from reusable templates.
With DestinX Product Configurator you can:
- Create and manage reusable configuration templates
- Organize choices into guided steps and option groups
- Use select, radio, swatch, checkbox, and boolean choices
- Add a simple price adjustment to each option
- Assign templates to WooCommerce products
- Use the WooCommerce product price and standard product quantity
- Display a live recap on the product page
- Store the selected configuration in the cart, checkout, and order
- Start from a bundled example template
- Choose Minimal for progressive choices, product descriptions and native WooCommerce reviews
- Keep the product gallery or show the image associated with the selected option
- Keep quantity and total within reach with a responsive purchase bar
安装:
- Install and activate WooCommerce.
- Install the plugin from WordPress.org or upload its ZIP from
Plugins > Add New > Upload Plugin. - Activate
DestinX Product Configurator for WooCommerce. - Open
Product Configuratorin the WordPress admin area and create or import a template. - Assign the template to a WooCommerce product and test the product page.
屏幕截图:
常见问题:
Why does an assigned configurator not appear?
In Options > General, Automatic hook render inserts the assigned active template on standard WooCommerce and Elementor Pro Single Product pages. Shortcode only requires a [destinxpc_configurator] shortcode in the product or builder template; assigning a template alone does not insert it. AUTO compatibility avoids duplicates when it detects an explicit shortcode, and does not replace your saved insertion choice.
Can I test a private or unpublished product?
Authorized store managers can use Preview configurator (read only) from Assignments or the product editor. The user-bound preview supports selections and price estimates without publishing the product or changing insertion settings. Cart, uploads, saving and sharing are disabled in preview. Public endpoints continue to reject restricted products. A normal storefront page requires a published, accessible product and the correct automatic or shortcode placement.
Does this plugin require WooCommerce?
Yes. It extends WooCommerce product pages and requires WooCommerce to be active.
Does the plugin work on its own?
Yes. Every feature included in this WordPress.org package is available immediately after activation. There are no license checks or locked controls.
How is the configured price calculated?
The WooCommerce product price is used as the base. Any price adjustments assigned to the selected options are added per product quantity.
Does this plugin contact an external service?
No. It does not send store data to Destinx for licensing, updates, telemetry, or font loading.
How do I enable Minimal and dynamic images?
Open Options > Layout, select Minimal, and choose the image source under Minimal product images. WooCommerce product gallery keeps the product images and thumbnails. Selected option image displays the last selected option that has a valid image, falling back to another selected image or the product image when needed. Existing installations keep their current layout and the gallery is the default image source.
What is not included in this package?
This package does not include matrix pricing, CSV price imports, conditional field filters, quote/PDF workflows, or production worksheets. There are no locked controls or license checks for these implementations in the WordPress.org package.
更新日志:
0.9.28.5
- Add a permission-checked, user-bound configurator preview for restricted products, independent of saved insertion mode.
- Keep preview read-only and preserve public product, pricing, save and purchase restrictions.
- Explain manual placement, add actionable setup notices, and distinguish template checks from storefront readiness.
- Keep the Guided header in its intended stacked arrangement so quantity controls cannot squeeze the title.
- Preserve existing configurator styles and images.
- Fix automatic configurator display in Elementor Pro Single Product templates that omit the standard WooCommerce after-summary hook.
- Prevent duplicate automatic rendering when native and builder rendering paths or an explicit configurator shortcode are present.
- Preserve the existing configurator design and product access restrictions.
- Protect customer artwork with encrypted storage and authenticated downloads; add bounded migration, storage quotas and expiry cleanup.
- Enforce public product access and validated reorder configuration across product pages, saved configurations, pricing and cart requests.
- Keep WooCommerce variation selection available in embedded Elementor Pro product templates, including templates with a native Add to Cart widget.
- Isolate selections and preview files when multiple configurators appear on the same page.
- Initialize dynamically inserted configurators without duplicate controls or handlers, and restore Escape-key dismissal and keyboard focus.
- Keep Classic and Minimal mobile purchase controls above the Storefront footer.
- Preserve the original configurator styling across themes and builders, and keep headings and quantity controls readable inside narrow columns.
- Keep option prices, labels and preview images distinct when different fields reuse the same option ID.
- Restore saved artwork, share links and selected variation attributes, including supported wildcard variations.
- Keep native variation selectors, live totals and purchase controls synchronized after restoring or changing a variation.
- Accept authenticated Store API configurations when WooCommerce resolves a parent product and attributes to a variation.
- Preserve negative option adjustments in saved totals, calculate saved prices on the server and floor the final product price at zero.
- Apply consistent quantity limits when a product minimum exceeds the template maximum, while preserving WooCommerce stock restrictions.
- Allow optional steps to remain blank in non-Minimal layouts without hiding later required choices or blocking purchase.
- Improve narrow recap buttons and completion text, and prevent the Minimal layout from overlapping retained theme content.
- Fix a recursive price lookup that could exhaust PHP memory on product and category pages containing configurable products with an empty WooCommerce price.
- Preserve existing empty-price behavior and avoid applying display taxes inside the raw price fallback.
- Add the Minimal layout with progressive fields, editable previous choices, short and long descriptions, and native WooCommerce reviews.
- Add a choice between product gallery images and a single image tied to the selected option, with image fallbacks.
- Preserve the complete Live price preview and hide the fixed quantity/total bar while the preview is visible.
- Improve narrow-screen spacing, option-card alignment, touch controls and keyboard focus when hiding the bar.
- Keep native variation selectors usable in Minimal, including WooCommerce's required table and inert gallery template markup.
- Include the maintenance fixes from 0.9.27.18.
- Fix: preserve the native WooCommerce product layout when there is no usable configurator.
- Fix: use the product and customer WooCommerce tax context, including zero, reduced, compound and exempt tax cases.
- Fix: enforce configured quantity limits during classic and Store API cart updates and checkout.
- Fix: validate Store API JSON configurations, nonces and saved artwork before adding items.
- Fix: prevent public request quota bypass through User-Agent or untrusted proxy headers.
- Fix: retain direct artwork uploads between cart validation and cart item creation.
- Added clearly labelled optional add-on links to the plugin row, Free dashboard, Add-ons screen, and readme without telemetry, automatic external requests, locked controls, or automatic installation.
- Declared and verified compatibility with WordPress 7.1.
- Fixed page titles for the hidden Template Editor and Getting Started administration screens on WordPress 7.1 and PHP 8.3.
- Restored the original animated product-configurator icon used on the DestinX website.
- Added the two official YouTube tutorials to the plugin page, Getting Started screen, and bundled documentation.
- Made every administrative AJAX nonce check explicitly terminate invalid requests before processing input.
- Kept capability checks in place for all protected template-management actions.
- Aligned the main plugin filename with the WordPress.org slug.
- Simplified template import/export nonce validation so it occurs before request data is processed.
- Applied late escaping to every settings field name and to AJAX error messages before inserting them into the admin interface.
- Added a dedicated KSES policy for interactive configurator markup returned by the shortcode.
- Made admin and frontend nonce validation explicit before request data is processed.
- Sanitized uploaded filenames and nested configurator state at the request boundary.
- Escaped dynamic settings field names and hardened the legacy table migration query.
- Deferred frontend settings access until init to prevent early translation-loading notices.
- Migrated the saved product-hero configuration link to the unique DestinXPC anchor.
- Completed the unique DestinXPC prefix migration for public CSS, JavaScript, admin pages, shortcodes, and WooCommerce Blocks data.
- Added explicit nonce validation to configurator cart and upload requests.
- Hardened inline CSS output and renamed public identifiers to the unique DestinXPC prefix.
- Added a one-time migration that preserves existing settings, templates, and product assignments after the prefix update.
- Fixed the Template Builder step-title field so it keeps focus while typing.
- Updated the bundled plugin documentation and its visual references for the current interface.
- Rebuilt the bundled English and Italian documentation around the actual WordPress.org feature set.
- Added detailed guidance for Starter Kits, the Template Builder, validation, product assignment, storefront testing, mobile behavior, and troubleshooting.
- Replaced the six placeholder tutorial cards with two complete tutorial video paths.
- Clarified the package boundaries without presenting locked controls or purchase-based activation paths.
- Prevented repeated Starter Kit imports from creating duplicate templates.
- Fixed the clipped template actions menu and added a visible loader when opening the builder.
- Clarified template completeness and structural validation in the builder.
- Kept the mobile cart sheet and information dialogs inside the viewport with correct spacing and stacking.
- Clarified the compact logo wording to preserve the "for WooCommerce" trademark structure.
- Documented the GPLv2-or-later license for original DestinX logos and bundled demo images.
- Aligned the starter-kit metadata and removed a stale internal CSS comment.
- Removed inactive delivery-rule and live shipping-estimate implementation from the WordPress.org package.
- Hardened media-link rendering and improved compatibility when the PHP mbstring extension is unavailable.
- Removed unused WordPress core includes and corrected the WooCommerce product-panel heading.
- Added a clear, accessible loading overlay when switching between Options sections.
- Removed inactive cleanup and optimization controls and their unused builder assets from the WordPress.org package.
- Restored the field-card accordion interaction in the template builder.
- Improved spacing between option ordering and delete actions.
- Added live template overview and contextual quick tips to the builder sidebar.
- Replaced the duplicated builder brand copy with the horizontal DestinX Product Configurator logo.
- Removed Quote, PDF, and production worksheet implementation from the WordPress.org package.
- Removed Quote controls from WooCommerce product settings.
- Restored the established template-builder visual design while keeping advanced logic, filters, and matrix pricing out of the package.
- Simplified saved-configuration storage to the core configurator data.
- Renamed the plugin to DestinX Product Configurator for WooCommerce.
- Changed the plugin slug and text domain to
destinx-product-configurator-for-woocommerce. - Limited the WordPress.org package to guided steps, standard choices, simple option price adjustments, and standard WooCommerce quantity.
- Removed advanced pricing, conditional product logic, and CSV implementation from the WordPress.org package.
- Added strict configuration normalization for saved and imported templates.
- Strengthened request validation and sanitization.
- Removed remote font loading and retained local system fonts.