quotlet 1.3.0

• Variable products can be quoted. The product page shows a choice for each option next to Add to quote; the variation and its options are stored on the list line, shown on the quote page, in the merchant email and on the request in wp-admin. A variation must be enabled, in stock and belong to the product, and an "any" option must be one the product offers.
• The customer gets a confirmation email listing the requested products. It carries only the store name and the product names, not text typed into the form, and replies go to the quote recipient.
• The request form links the site privacy policy page when one is set.
• Quote requests are part of the WordPress personal data export and erase tools. Erasing anonymises the contact details, message and extra answers and keeps the product lines.
• Development: the coding standards and static analysis configs pointed at the old main file name and text domain, so neither check ran.

Full history: https://plogins.com/quotlet/changelog/

quotlet 1.2.1

• The Elementor widget has its own translatable title. It reused the settings menu label, so in Polish the widget was called "Ustawienia zapytań ofertowych" (quote request settings).

Full history: https://plogins.com/quotlet/changelog/

1.2.0

• Elementor widget "Request a Quote": place the quote list and request form with the Elementor editor. It renders the same [estimate_quote] output and only loads when Elementor is active.
• Add to quote also finds a quote page built with that widget. Elementor keeps the widget out of the page content, so such a page was never found and the button landed on the shop page.

quotlet 1.1.9

• Add to quote now lands on the page that holds the [estimate_quote] shortcode. The page was never recorded, so every click ended on the shop page with no sign the product had been added.
• Block themes: the add-to-cart form block on a quote product is replaced by the Add to quote button. The native Add to cart button used to stay, with the quote link printed as plain text next to the price.
• Quote products can no longer be bought directly. A link such as ?add-to-cart= or a leftover cart item put them in the cart with their hidden price; WooCommerce now refuses them and drops them from an existing cart.
• Readme: removed the false claims of a bundled Polish translation and that the plugin is not on WordPress.org. The PRO card no longer lists custom quote fields, which are not built.

Full history: https://plogins.com/quotlet/changelog/