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Example: a vendor creates a new product in his shop on my woocommerce site;
the admin then reviews and approves the product and publishes it, with a sales period scheduled. As soon as this period is over, the product will be automatically unpublished; its not until then the vendor should be able to access all completed sales and corresponding order and buyer information via the vendor dashboard.
Ideally, the vendor would see the message “You haven’t got any submissions yet.” in the corresponding product field on his vendor dashboard until sales period has ended.
Any idea how to accomplish this?That sounds like a lot of work just to hide something they will see soon enough anyway. I’m sure you have your reasons for it. You’d have to rewrite the sales report part of the vendor dashboard and then if the product is “on sale” dont show sales figured, and once the sale “ends” then show sales figures. Doing this, of course, is all up to you. 😉 If you’d like to do it and provide a quick HOWTO I can add it to our KnowledgeBase.
Cheers
Ben
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