Stephen Sherrard

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• WooCommerce User Role Minimums
• WooCommerce Wholesale and User Role extensions bundle

This content is restricted to buyers of:

• WooCommerce User Role Minimums
• WooCommerce Wholesale and User Role extensions bundle

This content is restricted to buyers of:

• WooCommerce User Role Minimums
• WooCommerce Wholesale and User Role extensions bundle

Please see the documentation here:
https://stephensherrardplugins.com/docs/pta-volunteer-sign-up-sheets-documentation/

In the section for the general settings, there are 2 settings you need to check if you want to keep and be able to view “expired” signups:
Make sure that you have the “Automatically clear expired signups?” option UNchecked, to make sure those signup records are not deleted from the database after the event has passed.
Then, if you want to see that info on the ADMIN side, you need to CHECK the option that says “Show Expired Tasks?”

Note that if you require your volunteers to have a WordPress user account and be logged in to sign up, then their personal info is saved via the regular WordPress Users database table. My plugin only keeps track of information they fill in on the sign-up form.

Not sure if this fits your needs, but, if you haven’t seen it yet, my Wholesale Ordering plugin allows you to define a separate tax class that can be used for wholesale customers. If you use the 2 plugins together, Wholesale Ordering and User Role Pricing, you can decide which roles are treated as wholesale, and they will use the tax class you set for wholesale.

So, that gives you 2 different tax classes that you can use. 1 for retail customers, and 1 for wholesale customers. If you need more than that, we would have to discuss custom programming.

Also, I’m sure you’re aware, but within each tax class you can specify different taxes based on location, so you can narrow it down to Country, State, City, or even zip code, with a different tax rate (and name) for each. So, if your customers are in different cities, or postal codes, you can create a rate for them by setting up a tax rate for each postal code or city.

This content is restricted to buyers of:

• Volunteer Sign Up Sheets Calendar Display
• Volunteer Sign Up Sheets – Original Extension Bundle
• Volunteer Sign Up Sheets Complete Bundle
• Volunteer Sign Up Sheets – Extended Bundle

I’m away on vacation through the end of this week, but can follow up and check when I return. We recently tried a couple of different product table plugins on a site I was doing custom programming for. Can’t remember which we ended using, but they were doing things the “right” way, so that the tables still worked with plugins like mine that modify prices and other product info through Woocommerce filter hooks.