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Hi,
I want to set up packages so users can choose multiple packages.
The idea is to have building blocks rather than packages (please see attached image.).
The current pricing packages are restricted in terms of how to charge for job listings/resume.
What is the best way of doing this?
Any help will be greatly appreciated.
Thanks in advance.
Sorry, the Jobmonster theme only support one package for each customer, that is core functions of Jobmonster theme and can't help you support customer can buy multiple packages.
Best regards.
You can use add on packages here, if one wants to buy multiple packages, one primary and then add on packages can be purchased on top of it.
There is an option for add on job package, create and add add on consider it.
@chandan_envato, can you please tell me more about the add on?
Where can I get it?In products section, where one can create packages like resume package or job package there is another option as job add on package. U can select it from there and create add on packages for customers.
Thank you @chandan_envato.
I've added the add-on product but the product doesn't appear in front-end after saving.
Can you please let me know the process/settings to get this working?Have you managed to get it to work?
Thanks for any help/advice.
You can see it on default package page from front end.
Add on packages are secondry packages and work as top-up or as an extension to an existing package. One needs to have an active primary package to select an add on.
you can plan your packages accordingly. One primary and then add on on top of it , customers can use and add it from packages page in front end. Theme has a default package page.
Thats how it worked for me. Plan around it.
Thanks again for your help @chandan_envato it's greatly appreciated.
Apologies if I’ve misunderstood you...
...I still can’t seem to show the primary and secondary packages on the default 'Packages' page /packages/.
The only way to see the secondary packages is once users have purchased a primary package and then go to the 'Manage Plans' page /member/manage-plan/. I was hoping to show all primary and secondary packages so users can purchase from one page, however, your suggestion might be the only solution.
Best regards.
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