This tutorial ensures seamless integration of Sitewide Sales discounts with RightPress’ Live Product Price Updates, enhancing the shopping experience by instantly reflecting sale prices.

How It Works

The code hooks into the RightPress live price update flow. It detects an active Sitewide Sales campaign and applies the corresponding discount to the product’s live price, if applicable.

This dynamic pricing update occurs site-wide, ensuring that all eligible products display the discounted rate in real time.

Code Recipe

This PHP function taps into the rightpress_product_price_live_update_price filter, adjusting the product price if a sale is active. It creates an instance of the current sale, validates the associated coupon, and applies the discount directly to the live price output.

There are two options in this recipe:

• Use the version on line 30 if you want to base the live update price on the product’s original price in WooCommerce.
• Use the version on line 34 if you want to base the discount on the updated live price.

Remember to test the functionality in a staging environment before pushing it live to avoid disrupting your sales process. With this recipe, your live product prices reflect active discounts instantly, elevating user engagement and driving sales.

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In this code tutorial, I show you two methods to hide your Sitewide Sale banner for previous customers in EDD. First, there is code to check for a specific purchase, by download ID, for the current logged in user. The second section is a general check whether the current user has made any purchases at all through EDD.

The Code Recipe

Modify line 15 for your specific download IDs. If you need to check for more than one product ID, you can duplicate lines 14-17 and set a unique product ID for each check. The function edd_has_user_purchased does not accept an array of IDs. Or, remove lines 14-17 if you only want to use the general check for any previous purchases.

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In this tutorial, I give you the code to hide the discount code field in Easy Digital Downloads. I’ve included a few example URLs that allow you to pass in a code via URL so that your site can still run a promotional offer.

Include Discount Code in URL

Easy Digital Downloads supports adding a discount code to the cart via URL. Here are two example URLs that show you how to pass a discount code through to the checkout page via URL attribute:

Direct URL to the cart page with the coupon code ‘loyal’.

http://sitewidesales.local/checkout/?discount=loyal

Add a specific download (by ID) to the checkout and automatically apply the coupon code ‘loyal’. This is a great way to drive checkout conversions for a single product on sale.

http://sitewidesales.local/checkout/?edd_action=add_to_cart&download_id=319&discount=loyal

The Code Recipe

Before and After Screenshots

Run a Better Sale with Easy Digital Downloads

Sitewide Sales is a new way to run sales for your WordPress-powered ecommerce site. Using Sitewide Sales, you can set up an active promotion that runs from your set start time and end time.

The plugin automatically applies discounts according to the rules you set up—no coding required. If you want to run a true sale that automatically applies a discount without the need for manual coupon entry, you need try the Sitewide Sales plugin—it works with Easy Digital Downloads and other popular ecommerce plugins for WordPress.

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Use this recipe in combination with our tutorial to hide the Coupon Code field in WooCommerce for an even tighter, more controlled shopping experience.

How to Share Coupon Codes in the URL

Below are three example URLs for your store that pass the discount or coupon code and automatically apply the code on the customer’s cart.

Direct URL to the cart page with the coupon code ‘loyal’.

http://sitewidesales.local/cart/?coupon=loyal

Add a specific product (by ID) to the cart and automatically apply the coupon code ‘loyal’. This is a great way to drive checkout conversions for a single product on sale.

http://sitewidesales.local/cart/?add-to-cart=21&coupon=loyal

Direct users right to the checkout page with a specific product (by ID) added to their cart and automatically applied coupon code ‘loyal’.

http://sitewidesales.local/checkout/?add-to-cart=21&coupon=loyal

The Code Recipe

Automatic Coupon Applied via Sitewide Sales

Sitewide Sales is a new way to run sales for your WordPress-powered ecommerce site. Using Sitewide Sales, you can set up an active promotion that runs from your set start time and end time.

The plugin automatically applies discounts according to the rules you set up—no coding required. If you want to run a true sale that automatically applies a discount without the need for manual coupon entry, you need try the Sitewide Sales plugin—it works with WooCommerce and other popular ecommerce plugins for WordPress.

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The Code Recipe

Before and After Screenshots

Run a Better Sale with WooComerce

Sitewide Sales is a new way to run sales for your WordPress-powered ecommerce site. Using Sitewide Sales, you can set up an active promotion that runs from your set start time and end time.

The plugin automatically applies discounts according to the rules you set up—no coding required. If you want to run a true sale that automatically applies a discount without the need for manual coupon entry, you need try the Sitewide Sales plugin—it works with WooCommerce and other popular ecommerce plugins for WordPress.

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Required Plugins Used In This Guide

For this tutorial, I’m using a basic WordPress site with the following theme and plugins:

• WooCommerce: a WordPress ecommerce plugin
• Blocksy: a WooCommerce compatible theme by Creative Themes
• HurryTimer: a countdown timer plugin
• Code Snippets: a plugin that adds PHP code recipes right in the WordPress admin.

There are loads of countdown timer plugins available for free in the WordPress.org plugin repository. I chose HurryTimer because it’s the plugin we use at Paid Memberships Pro when running our own sitewide sales.

On to the tutorial!

How To Add a WooCommerce Countdown Timer Store Notice

The Code Recipe

The Custom CSS

.woocommerce-store-notice .hurrytimer-campaign {
	margin-left: 20px;
}
.woocommerce-store-notice .hurrytimer-timer-block {
	background: rgba( 255, 255, 255, 0.1);
	padding: 5px 15px;
}
.demo_store a.woocommerce-store-notice__dismiss-link {
	background: none;
}

Build Better Banner Ads with the Sitewide Sales Plugin for WooCommerce

This recipe shows a simple way to adjust your WooCommerce Store Notice and add a countdown timer. If you want to run a true sale that automatically starts and stops based on your start and end date, you need try the Sitewide Sales plugin—it works with WooCommerce and other popular ecommerce plugins for WordPress.

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The Code Recipe

Modify line 10 of the code recipe for your specific banner end date and time in the format: Y-m-d H:i:s (i.e. 2022-06-08 10:00:00).

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The Code Recipe

Screenshots

Below are screenshots of the demo site with the code recipe active. This demonstrates how the Store Notice is shown for logged in customers only (for any user that has the customer role) and hidden for everyone else.

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The Code Recipe

Screenshots

Below are screenshots of the demo site with the code recipe active. This demonstrates how the Store Notice is shown for non-users (for any visitor that is not logged into the site) and hidden when the user is logged in.

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