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Single-item mode adjusts editable carts automatically. All other rules are checked at checkout. Rule guidance appears in the standard cart and checkout views.
Presets fill the fields as a starting point. Use custom rules to combine limits. Single-item mode is exclusive and clears the other limits on save.
Each product variation counts separately. A bundle counts as one cart row; its components are not individually limited.
No. Rules apply to each cart, without customer history or account limits.
Settings belong to each website. Network activation introduces no shared order rule. New websites start with rules disabled. Known upstream limitation in FluentCart 1.7.0: When creating a new website in a Multisite network, the FluentCart scheduler can report database errors because the required tables are not yet available. This issue originates in the parent plugin FluentCart 1.7.0. Tools for FluentCart documents the limitation and does not modify FluentCart to address it.
This release requires WordPress 7.1.2+, PHP 8.2+ and FluentCart 1.7.x. Other FluentCart minor versions leave the adapter inactive. Test subscriptions, order bumps, bundles, custom storefronts and other cart-changing add-ons before production use. Tools can be activated without FluentCart; the module stays paused until a supported version is active.
Settings are retained by default. Each website can opt to delete only its Cart Rules settings. Temporary updater and final-host Library caches are cleaned according to their scopes. FluentCart products, orders and carts are never deleted.
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