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1. It allows you (or us) to display the coupon settings by adding ?wjecf_dump=COUPON_CODE to the url
2. It displays some debug information on the frontend after calling ?wjecf_log=1
3. It logs more data to the debug log of the plugin (see wp-admin > WooCommerce > Status > Logs)

1. Purchase the PRO version and download it from your account page
2. Go to the wp-admin dashboard of your site
3. Go to Plugins
4. Deactivate and remove the FREE version of the plugin (don’t worry, no data will be deleted)
5. Go to Plugins – Add new
6. Click ‘Upload plugin’, upload the downloaded .zip file and click install
7. Activate the plugin

Here it is.

By default WooCommerce doesn’t refresh the cart when changing the billing email address. If you have a coupon that is restricted by email address you need to do the following:

Go to Settings > WooCommerce Extended Coupon Features and enable the option ‘Update order review on billing email change‘.

By default WooCommerce doesn’t refresh the cart when the customer changes the payment method. If you have coupon(s) that may be added/removed when the customer chooses a different payment method you need to do the following:

On the settings page (Settings > WooCommerce Extended Coupon Features) check the box Update order review on payment method change.

Yes, all string values are translatable through the supplied POT/PO/MO files. Currently this plugin has been translated to English, Spanish and Dutch.

Using qTranslate X, the coupon message for Auto Coupons can be translated using shorthand tags, e.g. [:en]This is English[:es]Esto es Español[:].

In WPML translatable items appear in the context woocommerce-jos-autocoupon in “String Translations”.

Translation has been tested with WPML and qTranslate-X. Under certain circumstances WPML has caused some side effects.

That’s easy! First find the url of the landingpage you want the url to link to. For example:

http://www.mysite.com/cart/

Then append ?apply_coupon=coupon_code

http://www.mysite.com/cart/?apply_coupon=coupon_code

Optionally, to add a product using the same url, you can append &add-to-cart=1234 where 1234 is the id of a product. You can find the id of a product on the WooCommerce Products-page.

http://www.mysite.com/cart/?apply_coupon=coupon_code&add-to-cart=1234

Please visit the support forum if you have another question.