All the products on my webshop are available for regular one-off purchases. But some products are also available on subscriptions. Unfortunately it's not possible to sell the same product as both one-off and susbcription.

To mitigate this limitation I have to create two separate products as Simple product and Simple subscription.

GRATUITY FIELD AT CHECKOUT - FOR RESTARAUNTS AND SERVICE BUSINESSES.

On a mouseover, it'd be neat if the 2nd product image could be displayed, giving the user the ability to see front and back of a product within seconds.

See example on Amazon:
http://www.amazon.com/gp/search/ref=sr_nr_i_0?rh=k%3Adenim+jeans%2Ci%3Aapparel&keywords=denim+jeans&ie=UTF8&qid=1331500332

WooCommerce subscriptions works great for digital subscriptions - but there is a lot of functionality missing for physical subscriptions like a magazine.

We run a magazine which only produces a copy 11 months of the year...however there is no way to cater for this on WooCommerce subscriptions.

It would be great if you could add functionality that lets you set which months of the year the subscription will be charged on, or to bulk pause all active subscriptions for a certain month.

Thanks

Lets say you have set up a series of PRODUCT related notices.

For example, a notice that says "consider product ABC" when product XYZ is in the cart. But, once the user adds product ABC to the cart, the notice to "consider product ABC" should be suppressed because its redundant. The only way to get this done would be to add a new field to collect related products that, if in the cart, would suppress the messages.

I would love to see a bulk sales pricing function. with over 1k of products in my store there is no that I would want to try to run a store wide sale by changing each price individually.

I would suggest having the option to run a sale by category or store wide with the choice of dropping prices by % or fixed price that way people could simply add any items they wanted to clear to a sales category and just drop all of the prices at once.

When I enable wishlist for all members, robots create a lot of wishlists. When I close it for non registered members - The link to add to a wishlist below add to cart disappears.

How can we have "add to wishlist" link that will suggest to login or redirect to login page when the wishlist is disabled for non logged in users? Otherwise please add some captcha to create a wishlist for non-members.

Manage built to order products, which means have an estimated delivery date instead of quantity in stock.

The currency position in a price is a localisation specific. As it is now it's site-wide. So it would be nice if you were able to change it either with configuration from WooCommerce Multilingual or with a filter in the theme's function.php (similar to 'woocommercecurrencysymbol' filter ).

As in woocommerce deposits plugin we have already days, months, weeks, yearly functionality. So I suggests you to add exact date functionality in plugin. This will be very helpful to you as I heard about this from my colleague that this plugin not providing exact date functionality.

So I suggests you to add exact date functionality.

Composite Products are promising but why was this released without any ability to import them from CSV files? This seems like a fundamental feature of your core product but it's at least a requirement for your importer.

Where you have a product specific offer add the ability through tick box or offer implementation to have an image overlay on the main image box to make the offer visible. It would also be handy to have an area to manage the images for this. For example "Free Shipping, 10% Off, BOGOF" etc. images to be uploaded to an offer dashboard and then in the individual products or via sale having the ability to choose the different image overlays. (Clear as mud?)

It would be a great improvement if the Shipment Tracking extension could integrate with more platforms like Easyship and Mailchimp. Being able to pull tracking numbers from Easyship into WooCommerce and linking it to Order notifications generated through Mailchimp would be a completely seamless experience for us and for our costumers since they would get emails with a consistent branding look, instead of random looking emails from different platforms.

Hi! If we would use GF on checkout form. I mean, total control on all fields. I'm in Brazil, so this is required, update the fields to our reality.

The perfect idea is:
- Totally rebuild WC checkout form with Gravity Forms.
- All data from this form showing up on orders (choose wich data combines, eg. street and house's number in the same line).
- Those data as part of Worspress users (and can be edited for users).
- Checkout data can be used to export with CSV plugins, togheter with order's data.

Thanks

I would like to be able to exclude products being added to cart/or bought if another product already is being added to cart.

For example.

If product X is added to the cart, product Y can also be added to the cart. But product A can't be added because it's excluded from being sold together with product X.

This could be edited in the single product edit screen. Or as a general/bulk rule in Woocommerce settings on a category basis? Wich can be overruled in the single product screen.

It would be great to be able to add several products to a collection and have the ability to add individual products to the cart or add all.

Possibly to save carts?

Being able to perform split A/B Testing is something that is vital for ecommerce stores if they wan to improve conversions.

Currently this is something that's really hard to achieve. Being able to select things like displaying a side bar or not, testing different sidebars. Changing the colours of buttons (altering the class names on tags), different layouts (using templates) would be useful for example.