WooCommerce Email Inquiry and Cart Options

We are so confident you'll love this plugin and our same day priority support that ALL a3rev Pro Licenses come with or industry leading 60 day, 100% satisfaction or a 100% money back guarantee. Steve Truman

Founder and team leader @ a3rev

Buy this Plugin

Support

Need help? View this plugins documentation, or post a question on the plugins support forum.

Plugin Details

Last Updated :
2013/05/03
Version History : Category :

 What this plugin does.

With this plugin you can -

  • Configure Catalog Visibility store wide and/ or on a product by product basis for all site visitors.
  • Customized Catalog visibility for logged in users based on WordPress and WooCommerce user roles.
  • Fully integrate an on- product page email inquiry function with a beautiful pop-up contact form.

Catalog Visibility

WooCommerce Email Inquiry and Cart Options adds flexibility and fine grained control in configuring how users see your WooCommerce store products. It does this by integrating 3 new Catalog visibility ‘Rules’ that apply to all front end users and can be configured individually for logged in users. The 3 Rules are

  • Hide the “Add to Cart’ button which removes the e-commerce functionality.
  • Hide the product Price.
  • Show an Email Inquiry button or hyperlinked text on product pages.

Below is a series of images of one product that has variations (in case you where wondering if it works with products that have variations) that shows you some of the possible Catalog Visibility scenarios that can be set.  All of these are set Globally from the plugins admin page and can then be customized from each products edit page.

Woo-Email-and-cart_normal

Add an Email Inquiry button for things like ‘Pre-Sales’ questions or ‘More Information’ requests. Style the button to display anyway you want and position it above or below where the ‘Add to Cart’ button’s position in your theme.

Woo-Email-and-cart_button-and-cart

Turn your whole store into a brochure site by selecting the “Hide Add to Cart’ rule. On each product page you can over-ride this setting if you want to have some products that users can purchase.

Woo-Email-and-cart_Hide-Button

Back to Top

Don’t want front end users to see your prices? Then just hide the price – apply this to your whole store or just individual products. If required show the ‘add to cart’ function to logged in users on a user role by user role basis.

Woo-Email-and-cart_Hide-Price

Or even – Hide Everything except the product, product images and description.

Woo-Email-and-cart_Hide-everything

Buy This Plugin

When a button just won’t do the job! For some products a button is just not appropriate. No problem just add your text with the embedded email pop-up hyperlink positioned in the text where you want it.

Woo-Email-and-cart_text-Link

Easily configure custom Product page messages with the embedded email pop-up contact form for individual products. An example would be a product range where you require the customer to request a quote or inquire about shipping arrangements to their location.

Woo-Email-and-cart_customize-Hyperling-text

Back to Top

WooCommerce Email Inquiry and Cart Options pop-up email contact form is beautiful. No more ugly on page email forms cluttering up your Product Pages or creating more tabs.

Woo-Email-and-cart_Pop-up

When a user submits an email request wow them with your beautifully styled success message that appears after they have submitted the inquiry. Add images – prompts to visit other parts of your site via text links and anything you can create with the WordPress text editor.

Woo-Email-and-cart_Success-message-a3rev

The email inquiry you receive is styled in an easy to read format with all of the customers contact details and the name of the product that they made the inquiry from and a link to that product.

Woo-Email-and-cart_email

Back to Top

Set a Global the email address that you want all email inquiries to be sent to with a copy sent to any email address you enter. You also change that on a product by product basis. An example of this would be if had a salesperson or technical person who handles all inquires for a particular range of products or services that you offer.

Woo-Email-and-cart_Email-Inquiry-delivery

Seen enough? Buy This Plugin Now.

Configure Rules by Role for logged in users.

Rules set by you apply to all front end users. Customize how those rules then apply to a user once they log into your site based on the WordPress and WooCommerce user role that user is assigned to.

Woo-Email-and-cart_Roles

Create a beautiful Email Inquiry button – using the visual editor.

Woo-Email-and-cart_Email-Button

Style the email pop-up form.

Woo-Email-and-cart_email-Pop-up

Styling your success message.

Woo-Email-and-cart_Success-message-maker

Purchase This Plugin

Back to Top

Reviews

There are (2) a3rev user reviews
Peywand Semrau
Keep up the good work!
March 30, 2013 - Really Liked It
I have bought a lot of items in the last 24 months and this author provides by far the best support and constant updates. He did not only create one of the best wp plugins but also rocks at listening at customers and taking care of their wishes. I would rate it 10 stars if I could !!!
Mark Prytherch
fantastic plugin
September 6, 2012 - Really Liked It
Just got the plugin and people are already using it to ask questions about my products I have for sale. FANTASTIC!

If you want to see it on my site it is www.xenakits.com

Thanks for the great work :) - Mark U.K
There are (0) Reviews from around the web

Leave a Reply

21,277 Spam Comments Blocked so far by Spam Free Wordpress

These Forums are closed! Please visit the all new a3rev support forums.

These forums will be still visible here until the end of June 2013. If you have posted anything here you think should be on the new forum please create a new topic in the appropriate section and copy and paste it there.

Help

  1. parminderm@gmail.com says:

    Hello,

    Am looking to buy this plugin , but am looking for 2 extra form fields to add in this popup form

    Country : drop-down Menu
    Quantity Box : Text Box

    Is it possible. can i customize the form field.

    Thanks

  2. Dan kihn says:

    Hi,

    Is it possible to use this plugin to control product visibility on a per product and per user basis. Eg

    1) All users can see all products except wholesale products that are only visible to, and purchasable by, retailers.
    2) a selected group (eg members) can purchase some exclusive products (but everyone can see them).

    So for each product can you dictate 1 who can buy and 2 who can view.

    Thanks,

    Dan

    • Steve Truman says:

      Hello Dan,

      Re:

      1) All users can see all products except wholesale products that are only visible to, and purchasable by, retailers.

      The plugin does not control product visibility – it controls the add to cart, price and email inquiry visibility on any product page – As you probably already know you can achieve some product visibility via the Publish function on any individual product > under the ‘Visibility’ setting –

      O Public
      O Password protected
      O Private

      2) a selected group (eg members) can purchase some exclusive products (but everyone can see them).

      Yes that one of the features of this plugin.

      Thank you.

      • Dan Kohn says:

        Hi Steve,

        Great I have purchased and added the plugin. Is it possible to display a “Login to purchase” link in place of the price/add to cart button that is visible to no-logged in users?

        Thanks,

        Dan

  3. Peter says:

    Hi,

    I love this plugin it is the first thing that popped up when I googled and it is exactly what I need for my site.

    Just a few questions regarding this.

    It does not seem to work very well responsively. Any plans to change that?

    Can it handle multiple enquiries? Or does the customer have to enquire about each item individually? I am creating a big wholesaler website and would love for the customers to be able to add enquiries to “cart” and then enquire about everything at once.

    • Steve Truman says:

      Hello Peter,

      re:

      It does not seem to work very well responsively. Any plans to change that?

      Hmm – just checked and you are correct – the pop up form in phones – is not working as it should – we had it 100% but something has goon adrift in one of the updates – its great in tablets and the the Galexy Note phone – will tweak that in an update.

      Can it handle multiple enquiries? Or does the customer have to enquire about each item individually? I am creating a big wholesaler website and would love for the customers to be able to add enquiries to “cart” and then enquire about everything at once.

      We are currently building this as an upgrade – been working on it now for a month – its extremely complicated – but we hope to have it out by the end of the week.

      You can see it in test mode here http://compare.a3rev.com/shop

      The Actual Plugin will be Called WooCommerce add to Quote, add to order. What it does is allow you to switch the add to cart function over for front end users to ‘add to quote’. Doing this auto converts the the WooCommerce cart – cart widget, My cart page and checkout page to request a quote mode.

      The quote created by the user is added to your ‘Order’ as a new Order type ‘Quotes’ with the Order Status ‘Quote Request’ The admin can edit the order by adding prices, freight rates etc and when done chnage the status to Quote Submitted’ and send the completed quote by email from the orders dashboard. The user can log into their my Account dashboard and see the quote just like a pending order.

      It fully integrates with the existing WooCommerce Order’ functionality – the order can be moved to any ‘Order Status’ On Hold – Pending, Completed – whatever.

      The other part of the plugin is ‘add to order’, which allows the admin to set so that when customers who are assigned to a certain role log in they See ‘add to order’ instead of ‘add to cart’. The add to order like the ‘add to quote’ uses all the WooCommerce functions but as add to order not add to cart.

      Anyway have a bit of a Play on that link I gave you – you will get the idea.

  4. Jon says:

    Once I have processed the email, and I agree on a price,
    Is it possible to send an email back with so the user can checkout, with the agreed price.

  5. kara gamber says:

    Hmmm. We are all good with what you suggest. We are not wanting the add the cart button, but i tried the above setting and didn’t see a change.

    We are using Sommerce.

    Hide Add to Cart Yes, rules all but Admin
    Show Email Inquiry button is YES, with apply rules to all options
    Hide Price YES, with apply rules all options

  6. kara gamber says:

    We aren’t seeing the email inqiury button on individual product pages. Have read all your docs, and tried different configurations.

    • Steve Truman says:

      Hi Kara,

      Thank you for checking the docs first and then posting your support request here. Are you working on a site that I can see – or are you on a local?

      Can you please check these settings are correct

      Visibility Options:
      Rule: Show Email Inquiry Button [ ] Yes. Applies to all users who are not logged in.

      That rule must be checked

      Apply Rule to logged in roles [ Select roles from the dropdown ]

      If you have not added the admin Role you will not see the button and you won’t think it is working – You would have to log out to see the Email inquiry button.

      and further down

      Email Inquiry Button / Hyperlink
      Relative Position [ Below / Above ] Position relative to add to cart button location

      If you have checked that the Show add to cart rule is applied to the Admin Role (or your role) and the button still does not show then change the Relative position of the button. The Email Inquiry Button hooks to the add to cart button and this setting determines if it hooks before or after – some themes block the hook one side of the add to cart button, hence why we include the ability to change where the Email Inquiry button hooks in. Have never struck a theme that blocks it both side.

      Finally if all of that is fine then please check the the Products are not set as out of stock. The Stock Management / Out of stock setting on WooCommerce Products actually completely removes the add to cart button from the Product page – This means that the email inquiry button has nothing to hook to and cannot show.

      Please check all of those things. If you still have no luck, please let me know what Theme you are testing / using it on. thank you.

  7. Ronald says:

    Steve,
    When changing the color, shape etc of the button, the default style is shown when loading the product page and switches to the desired style after the page is completely loaded. Is there a quik fix for this or do i need to change the plugins files?
    grtz Ronald

  8. ba.hamilton@btinternet.com says:

    Hello,

    Is there any way / option to customize the e-mail pop up to perhaps add additional custom fields & inputs?

    Thanks in advance for any help.

    • Steve Truman says:

      Hello

      No not at the moment – it is something that is on the Pro License version development roadmap.

      Thank you

  9. Jon says:

    Hi Steve,

    I’ve selected just ‘hide price from logged out users’ and deselected the other 2 boxes but the add to cart functionality is now missing on the front end for logged out as well.

    http://prntscr.com/11nwbg

    http://lgserver.com/cctv

    Thanks for any advice,

    Jon.

    • Steve Truman says:

      Hi Jon,

      If you have not already done so please refer to the plugins extensive docs – especially this section – You have to apply the rules to the logged in users roles. If you are looking at it while logged in and have not applied the Rule to the admin role you will think it is not working. Thank you

      • Jon says:

        hi Steve,

        I had checked the docs, tested in another browser as a logged out user. and thought I had understood – I’m still unclear, though. The site works fine with the default woocommerce settings for logged in users. We just want to change the visibility of the price for logged out users and display the ‘checkout’ button as ‘send list for quote’ or similar.

        By checking just the last box ‘Hide Price: Applies to all users who are not logged in’ without any further modifications, should just hide the price for logged out users without any further instruction to the plugin? It does work but the ‘add to cart’ disappears as well.

        http://prntscr.com/11nwbg

        creates this:

        http://lgserver.com/cctv/product/request-to-exit-device-6/

        Where the price is hidden but so is the add to cart.

        Sorry if I’m being thick here!

        Jon.

        • Steve Truman says:

          Hi Jon,

          Can’t see the screenshot – nothing opens to see your settings –

          But if you want the following config

          Show – Add to Cart Button and Email Inquiry button to front end users
          Don’t check the
          [ ] Hide ‘add to cart’

          But do Check the
          [X] Show Email Inquiry

          and to hide the Price check
          [ x ] Hide price.

          those settings will now apply to all front end users who are not logged in.

          To make them also apply to Logged in users you must then assign the rule to the respective roles you want them to apply to.

          If you believe you have made those settings and it still not right – please set me up a temp wp-admin account and email the creds and i will log in and have a look for you. Use the Contact Us page to email the creds if you like.

  10. Jon W says:

    Hi,

    This plugin might be just what we need – could you confirm if we can accomplish the following with it:

    All payment gateways are disabled.

    Logged in users view the store normally with prices and when the order is completed, notification email is sent to the store owner to manage the transaction manually. This is all done and working fine.

    For logged out users, the process is the same but no prices should be visible to the user at any stage (product page/catalogue page/basket/user email confirmation). The order is simply a list of products sent to the store owner for which the store owner will then prepare a quote for the user.

    Many thanks for your advice

    Jon.

    • Steve Truman says:

      Hi Jon,

      Yep does all of that and more – If you have not already please install and try the Free Light Version – then you will know exactly what it does maybe the Lite Version is all you will need? Thank you.

  11. Amanda Watson says:

    Is there anyway I could get a hack to change the “proceed to checkout” to “email cart enquiry”.
    ?I know this is a feature due in the future, but I know php and am more than happy to apply a hack if someone could tell me the files can code that needs to be changed on the cart page to do this?
    Thank you

    • Steve Truman says:

      Hi Amanda,

      I see that in the latest WooCommerce update v2.0.6 they have added this feature –

      * Tweak – Add filter hook to the place order button for easy 3rd party manipulation.

      This will mean that we can do more with this action in future development. But right now the WooCommerce Email Inquiry and Cart Options does not have the email the my cart contents feature that you are looking for. Thank you.

  12. Robert says:

    Hi,

    I’m interested in this email inquiry and cart plugin, but can you tell me what the difference is between your plugin and this one: http://www.woothemes.com/products/catalog-visibility-options/

    Thanks,

    Robert

    • Steve Truman says:

      Hello Robert,

      In a word ‘Lots’ – The best way for you to decide for yourself which one has the features that suite your needs is to

      Download and install the Free Lite Version of WooCommerce Email Inquiry and Cart Options from wordpress.org. On the Description it tells you all the features of the lite and Pro Versions plus you will see all of the available Pro Version upgrade features on the plugins admin panel and on each Product pages Email and Cart Meta panel.

      Then you can compare for yourself with the features that are set out on the Catalog Visibility plugin’s sales page and make your decision. Thank you.

    • Robert says:

      Dear Steve,

      Thanks for the reply.
      Tested the lite version and nice work i’m sold.

      Regards,

      Robert

  13. Jason says:

    Please do tell me how to use the light version? Do I really have to UPGRADE to activate this?
    I just downloaded from WP and it is installed and I activated it, went to product and it will not allow me to add to product?

    Please help

    • Steve Truman says:

      Hello Jason,

      The Lite Version is fully functional – The Pro Version upgrade activates all of the additional advanced features that you see inside the Yellow Border on the admin panel. If it is not showing on the Front End it probably will only be because you are logged in and have not applied the ‘Show Email Inquiry Button’ rule to your admin role. See the Graphic here on the plugins wiki docs.

      If that is not the issue please post your support request to the plugins WordPress support forum and we will get to it when time permits. These support forums are for Pro Version License holders – The Pro Version License as well as the advanced plugin features includes lifetime same day Priority Support which is done here. Thank you.

  14. Simon K says:

    Hey Steve,

    Currently when I receive and inquiry it comes from WordPress

    Am I able to customise who the email comes from?

    Cheers

    • admin says:

      Hi Simon,

      Only if you can customize it at the source. WP Email Template / WooCommerce Email Template applies the HTML template to everything that goes through WP mail. But everything else is applied by the function that sends the mail. The good news though is that WooCommerce 2.0 includes setting that allow you to control that for the different emails generated from your WooCommerce store.

      New Order | Processing Order | Completed Order | Customer Invoice | Customer Note |Reset Password |New Account

      The Email heading and Subject line for each type. We are just going through all of our WooCommerce plugins now updating them for v2.0 backward compatibility.

  15. danny@graphicd-signs.com says:

    Hello,

    2 questions, hoping you can help out.

    1. I am running WordPress 3.5.1, WooCommerce 1.6.6 and when I upload the files and activated it in WordPress I go to the settings and I am missing the box to show which roles apply to like in the screenshots in the documentation, and I cannot get the button to display at all for any of the products. Any ideas?

    2. I know everyone is asking but any rough time frame for the quote widget, like March 2013, April 2013? This is something I need to the T for a site I am launching this week, but we can roll this feature in later.

    Appreciate any input you can give to me!

    • admin says:

      Hello Danny,

      Re you questions

      I see you have the plugin installed on some sort of test server – please try it on a live site and see if you have those issues. It is working fine on the demo site which is WordPress 3.5.1 – . WooCommerce 1.6.6 with the WooThemes Canvass theme.

      I’m thinking it is just something on that server that is not there but required to make the scripts run. Also make sure you are using the current version – 1.0.3.1 We have added the Harvest Script to the plugins admin panel to make the dropdowns and select boxes. It would appear that if you can’t see boxes to apply the roles then something in your server environ is there that is required to run the Harvest javascript. Please let me know what you find?

      Re the Quote Widget:

      This is really quite complicated. We have had a lot of requests to add this feature – but everyone wants something different – some want to add Products to a widget and create a quote request which can have prices entered by the site admin and sent to the user. Others want a quote form with additional fields, others want a ‘registered’ kept on the site of all quote requests – and on and on it goes, in essence all are custom requests and I’m trying to come up with a Global solution that satisfies the majority.

      Danny can give me some feedback on what you looking for a ‘Request a Quote’ feature to do?

      • danny@graphicd-signs.com says:

        Hello,

        It is setup on a live server just the DNS hasn’t been changed yet. We are using a Media Temple Grid Server. I also tested it with the WooThemes Sentient theme and couldn’t get it to show up either. Also just double checked I am running version 1.0.3.1. Any other ideas?

        For the quote widget, ideally we would like a cart page but it just has a running total of all the products somebody added to their “Cart”. Once they want to “checkout” they can click a button which will send an email to the associated email address or multiple email addresses with a list of the products the user wants quoted.

        Thanks!

        • admin says:

          Hi Dan,

          You have some sort of problem with your DNS config or site config – I just installed the WooThemes Sentient Theme on the demo site (Was using Canvass before hand) and the Email Inquiry and Cart Options works as it should – See here

          What you are wanting for the Quote widget is entirely doable within the WooCommerce framework – as long as every product on the site is a request a quote product. If you want to have a mixture of ‘request a quote’ and add to cart products then the ‘request a quote’ plugin must be an entirely separate framework that hooks into the product page but from clicking the ‘request a quote’ creates its own database tables > creates it own Widget -> My cart page style page > Checkout page. There is no other way that I can think of at the moment to achieve what you are after.

          It would be a very big build and I’m not entirely certain that a) It can be done b) How many people would want or use the feature

          I actually don’t think the feature would have widespread application – > I don’t know of many sites where all you can do on the product range is request a quote. Business to Business maybe? But general public – it would not have high appeal.

          • danny@graphicd-signs.com says:

            Hello,

            Thanks for the reply. This is a link to my settings for the plugin: http://oi45.tinypic.com/30c60ev.jpg … am I missing anything that you can see? I cannot edit the Apply this to section.

            I am running PHP 5.3.15

            As for the quote request, I would just need it to be a single system of just being able to request quotes and not mix in the ability of buying and requesting quotes.

          • admin says:

            Hi Danny,

            Thanks for the screenshot – yes something in your setup – is blocking the Chosen javascript that we use to show the Apply this Rule to roles – this is what you should be seeing.

            I am assuming you do not have a local or another server to try it on? If so please do so.

            If not, if you like to set me up wp-admin and ftp access I’ll login and have a look at it for you. If so please email the creds to me using the Contact Us form.

  16. Does the Email Inquiry plugin for woocommerce support any type of captcha in it? I’m interesting in buying it, but definitely need some type of captcha (preferably not re-captcha since its so hard, humans can rarely get it)

    Thanks !

    • admin says:

      Hello Christoper,

      We just released a major feature upgrade of the plugin last night and will be updating this sales page today > See the changelog for full list of new features. We use this plugin extensively in or Client work as well as offer it as a Premium plugin – there is no spam issues – Spam bots can’t click a button to fire the email pop-up. So don’t need any captcha.

      A heads up – with the new features the Price of this plugin for a single license will be going up later today.

      • hyest@msn.com says:

        I figured I’d just buy it and try it out, so just did (probably wont try it til tomorrow or so). Quick question (don’t worry im not under the impression the option is there), but would it be hard to add additional fields (im fairly comfortable with some coding). I would need to capture the customers mailing address in the form as well, and have some of the fields be optional some mandatory. I didn’t see anything mentioning this, so if not, would sure be great for a future update.

        Thanks for your time

        • admin says:

          Hi Christopher,

          Yes that feature is on our road map for the next upgrade – we did not get to it as well have almost completely re-written the plugins code to accommodate the new admin UI and lib > as well as apply the Hide add to cart, Hide Price and Show email button rules to not only front end user but to be able to apply them to WP and WooCommerce roles > very big job.

          We still have plenty of features on the roadmap and being able to add custom fields to the form is top of the list.

  17. Hello Pre-Sales Question…

    I noticed on some of the demo sites i’ve seen using this plugin that the predictive search works great, however if you type in a search term and actually click the “search” button, instead of clicking one of the predictive results, it just reloads the page, and won’t actually search for anything.

    Is this the normal behavior of the plugin? I’m just curious before purchasing a license for myself, as I’d like it if when the customer clicked the search button, it would function to find results as well (usually utilizing search.php within a theme).

    Thanks

  18. Mauricio says:

    hello
    I bought this plugin and is very good.
    I installed it on a test site and now I want to install it on the final site, but the authorization key does not work.

    This Authorization Key is not valid

    I m using my emial …. what happeng?

    Thanks and i wait your comments

    • Steve Truman says:

      Hello Mauricio,

      The plugins Pro license is a single domain license. This means you can have the plugin installed on any number of locals, devs, subs or live sites, but only activated on 1 at a time.

      All you need to do is to deactivate it on the test site and use your Authorization key to activate it on the new site. Thank you.

      • Mauricio says:

        hi steve
        Thanks for your information but I bought the other plugin, ecommerce and I could not use … so I had to buy this.
        The other I never use.

        You could make an exception this time and give me a new record?

        • Steve Truman says:

          Hi,

          I don’t understand what you mean? Our records show you have purchase a WooCommerce Email Inquiry and Cart Options Pro version and that you currently have it installed on a site but not activated.

  19. Simon Kelly says:

    Hey Steve,

    Within the PRO version I can over-ride the global settings on a per-product basis – is there a way to disable this? After saving a product and then changing the global settings for this plugin the product no longer uses the global settings, which is annoying. I have looked for the non-pro version of this plugin but can’t seem to find it.

    What do you recommend I can do to ensure my products all use the global settings?

    Cheers

    • Steve Truman says:

      Hi Simon,

      That is correct – once you customize a product email and cart options from the Global setting – if you chnage the Global setting again – it does not over-ride any product that has a customize setting – how annoying would that be if you spent time customizing the Email and cart options on a number of products then made 1 change to the Email and cart admin page – say the colour of the button and it just over-ride all of the custom individual product settings you made – now that would be annoying.

      What do you recommend I can do to ensure my products all use the global settings?

      The only ones that don’t are the products you customize. If you want all to use the global setting – just don’t customize any single products.

  20. Ana Togonon says:

    Hi,

    I would like to know if i can put the inquire on the cart page?

    So that users can have the choice to “check out” or “request a quote”?

    I want it on the cart page, because i want customers add all products they want first and then make an “inquiry” after choosing all the products they are interested.

    Is this possible with your plugin?

    Thanks,
    Ana

    • Steve Truman says:

      Hello Ana,

      In a word ‘no’. BUT – we are working on a request a quote feature where users can add items to a ‘Get Quote’ widget and then click through to a page that shows all items (similar layout to the My cart page) – add quantities required and notes and then send the quote request.

      That will be in the near future after we get through today’s WordPress 3.5 upgrade. Just a heads up though because when we add that feature the price of the plugin will increase to reflect the upgraded plugin features – so just please be aware of that.

      That is how our Pro Version licenses work – Pro version license holders get all feature upgrades for free and each time we add a major feature to any of our plugins that make them even more useful the value increases. For example WooCommerce Predictive Search was released @ $5 and has had several major feature upgrades and corresponding price increases – it is $20 now and our number 1 selling plugin – we have a major features upgrade coming for that plugin also and the price will increase accordingly. Thank you.

  21. Mauricio says:

    Finally I bought this plugin and it is working very well

    But I have a question

    I need to change the language of the product form

    Now this in English but I need it in Spanish.

    I mean

    Name *
    Email Address *
    Phone *
    Subject
    Message

    Thanks and I hope your help.

    • Steve Truman says:

      Hello Mauricio,

      Please do a Spanish Translation – You will find the File in the plugins language folder. Use the Poedit tool to make your translation. Here is a link to the instructions on how to use Poedit to create your Spanish translation. If you do a full translation please send us the files and we will include it in the plugins language folder so others can use it.

  22. Ben Gylsen says:

    Hi there,

    I bought the Email Inquiry plugin yesterday, and it works well and looks great!

    One small problem — the Woocommerce theme I’m using has a PrettyPhoto lightbox effect on the main image on the single_product page. When I activate your plugin, then click on the main product image, I get the PrettyPhoto lightbox and your FancyBox lightbox firing at once. So one lightbox overlaying the other… (Fancybox fires first.)

    As soon as I disable your plugin, the problem stops. When I rename the Fancybox folder within Woocommerce with your plugin activated, I just get the pp-lightbox firing as it should — but obviously clicking the Email Inquiry button no longer triggers the Email Form.

    Can you think of a way to prevent this conflict? I really want to carry on using your plugin, because it does exactly what I need!

    Appreciate your thoughts,
    All the best,
    Ben

    • Steve Truman says:

      Hi Ben,

      Which WooCommerce theme is it? – I was pretty much of the opinion that all WooThemes use ‘fancybox’

      Please let me know and I’ll test it out and see what we can do.

    • Steve Truman says:

      Hi Ben,

      Thank you for the ftp and wp-admin access – yes the issue is as we suspected. Will do an update in the next couple of days, hopefully today – (but maybe tomorrow) that will allow you and everyone to choose lightbox or fancy box as the email pop up tool. All you will have to do is select lightbox and the there will be no conflict. Thanks again for your help.

      • Ben Gylsen says:

        Hi Steve,

        That’s great. Many thanks for all your help and your quick responses.

        All the best,
        Ben

        • Ben Gylsen says:

          Hi Steve,

          Apologies for the delay – I was away for the weekend. Just wanted to thank you for the update — it’s working perfectly now. Easy to select the lightbox from the plugin options page and no more conflict! Nice work…

          All the best,
          Ben

          • Steve Truman says:

            Hi Ben,

            Great news. Thank you for letting me know you are happy with the Plugin update we got out and that it works for you. We are happy that we have added the feature, as I said in hindsight should have included it at release.

5,153 total views, 26 views today