I am using WooCommerce to handle the checkout process.
Using [ameliastepbooking] and after I enter all of the required information and proceed to payment I am redirected to my Woo cart, which this is all good :)
In the cart under the product column it lists Appointment info and shows the day and time I selected..... my question is how do I change that text? (see attached)
The services I am setting up are for walkin purposes and not actually appointments. Worried somebody will think they have an appointment and be unhappy waiting as first come first serve.
Is there a way possibly to remove the ability for customers to select a time, just have them select a date?
Not everything is possible to customize Im afraid this is the default description of WooCommerce's cart.
Here's how this can be overridden up to a point. Go to Amelia Settings/Payments, scroll down and open "MetaData and Description". There, you can configure the description that will show up in the cart (otherwise it uses the default cart description that you see):
When you add it like this (it currently has to be in HTML Mode, because we have a bug with the test mode, but it will be fixed for the next update), the cart shows this:
It can be modified per Appointment, Package, and Event. The example shown above is for Events only.
2. Unfortunately, currently this feature is not available in Amelia. In Amelia customers must choose the time slot since it is built primarily for appointments so this is not possible Im afraid.
Should you have any further inquiries, we kindly request that you open separate tickets for each question and we will gladly help you there.
We wish you all the best and hope you have a wonderful day ahead.
Thanks the help!
I am using WooCommerce to handle the checkout process.
Using [ameliastepbooking] and after I enter all of the required information and proceed to payment I am redirected to my Woo cart, which this is all good :)
In the cart under the product column it lists Appointment info and shows the day and time I selected..... my question is how do I change that text? (see attached)
The services I am setting up are for walkin purposes and not actually appointments. Worried somebody will think they have an appointment and be unhappy waiting as first come first serve.
Is there a way possibly to remove the ability for customers to select a time, just have them select a date?
Thanks again
Attached files: Screenshot 2024-10-10 153118.png
Hello there,
Thank you for reaching out to us.
Here's how this can be overridden up to a point. Go to Amelia Settings/Payments, scroll down and open "MetaData and Description". There, you can configure the description that will show up in the cart (otherwise it uses the default cart description that you see):
When you add it like this (it currently has to be in HTML Mode, because we have a bug with the test mode, but it will be fixed for the next update), the cart shows this:
It can be modified per Appointment, Package, and Event. The example shown above is for Events only.
2. Unfortunately, currently this feature is not available in Amelia. In Amelia customers must choose the time slot since it is built primarily for appointments so this is not possible Im afraid.
Should you have any further inquiries, we kindly request that you open separate tickets for each question and we will gladly help you there.
We wish you all the best and hope you have a wonderful day ahead.
Kind Regards,
Marko Davidovic marko.davidovic@tms-outsource.com
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