I would like to have a mobile app created for all iOS and Android Devices for our customers to be able to download their digital good purchases from their mobile devices. If I am selling digital video files as a download, the majority of my customers want a way to download the video file on their their phone or tablet. The download manager app would be a great way for them to pre-order/order a digital file and either pay for it from the website and then place the url from the purchase into the app window to download the file or give them a way to purchase and download the file in the mobile app. I have used a product called http://www.digitalgoodsstore.com and they have an iOS app called the DGS Download manager that will allow you to download your purchase to a mobile device.

When people use the layered navigation plugins that are available they dont want to know if you make a product in their size they want to know if you HAVE a product in that size! :) If it could only show items that are still in stock the world would be a better place!

I noticed that the layered nav widget uses the attributes values to function.
This works fine for most products. However, for variable products, shouldn\'t it use the variations values data instead to show what\'s available?
In a test I did, I edited a variable product, and removed all variations but 1. I left the attributes as is (most were selected). Instead of showing just 1 size as available, all sizes were displayed as being available, only because the attributes were present in that variable product.
A quick fix would be to remove attributes which aren\'t available from each product. However, it\'s not ideal either. When a product goes out of stock, it\'s still listed as being available by the layered nav widget even though it\'s not (and it will be until something is done manually).

Since the upgrade to 2.0, we have lost the ability to sort by product inventory level in the product admin screen. for myself, this is a vital and basic feature that is no longer available. we were able to sort by stock levels, set those higher stocked products as featured, import our CSV inventory feed from our distributor and sort again by stock levels to see what has changed, move ALL out of stock products to pending at the same time, etc.

Even with the inventory extension offered for an extra $29, you can not do these basic functions for managing high sku counts and changing inventory levels.

We really need this feature back in woocommerce. If people were unhappy with the results after sorting (i never was) then they can simply opt not to use it.

I would like the ability to add additional product description fields to a product; one for each additional language of my choosing.

I would like the ability to add additional sales prices to a product; one for each currency I choose to accept in my store.

I would like my customers to be able to choose any combination of the above (language and currency) on the store front and they should be able to save the choice in their account page settings.

Since Wordpress and Woocommerce and many of the themes already has been translated to many languages and if these features were available in Woocommerce all we need is a single install of Wordpress/Woocommerce to sell global/act local.

The reason is I would like to sell my stuff worldwide in local currency and in the local language.
I do not want to use a currency converter, because it makes "ugly" sales prices.
As far as I know Woocommerce does not support WP multisite which is a solution mentioned in another idea.

Magento has Store Views.
Opencart and Prestashop has multiple shops/storefronts.

WPML has made a great translation plugin which allow to manually add sales prices in local currency.
The flip side to this is a language is associated to a currency, thus I need at least two "english" languages; one for dollars and one for British Pound etc.
The WPML system generates one product page per language. In my case that amounts to 14 pages per product. That is a lot of pages to maintain.

Please vote this into reality asap.

Greetings,

We are a new Press Release Distribution company, and are looking for a better way to automate our business.

We have been using WordPress and have implemented Woo Commerce, Gravity Forms + w Gravity Forms Add On (from W00), and WooCommerce Wholesale Pricing Plus (from Ignite Woo) .

We have 3 products:
1. Press Release Writing
2. Press Release Distribution
3. Writing & Distribution

http://getmypressrelease.com

We offer bulk discounts on all 3 services, however, our current setup only allows for (1) Gravity Form to be filled out per order & checkout transaction. The issue that we are faced with is that multiple forms cannot be filled out (and attach to the same user) per transaction. So if someone were to want 2 press releases (in 1 order), they could purchase both via checkout, but they would only be able to fil out (1) form in the checkout process. We would essentially have to send them a link to another form to fill out that would not be attached to the original order.

Woo Commerce works great for orders, processing, emails, and payment gateways, as we would still like to be able to utilize this as our solution if the above issues could be fixed and work exactly the way we'd like them to.

Thanks,
Josh