How Do I Add Dynamic Pricing in WordPress?

Adding dynamic pricing in WordPress is surprisingly easy. To start, you’ll need to create a new custom field in your WordPress database.

Name the field “price_type” and set the type to “integer”. Next, add the following code to your WordPress theme’s functions.php file:.

/** * Add dynamic pricing functionality. * * @since 2.

8.0 */ add_action( ‘init’, ‘add_dynamic_price’ ); function add_dynamic_price() { // Get the current price_type value $price_type = get_option( ‘price_type’ ); // If the price_type is not an integer, set it to 1 if (! $price_type ) { $price_type = 1; } // Calculate the price for the given price_type $price = $price_type * $price_type; // Add the price to the custom field $wpdb->insert_id( ‘price_type’, ‘$price_type’, true ); }.

Now, whenever you want to charge different prices for different items, you can just create new taxonomy terms and add them to your price_type custom field. Just make sure to set the price_type value to the new taxonomy term’s integer value. For example, if you wanted to charge different prices for different colors of items, you would create a new taxonomy called “color” and add the following term to your price_type field:

color: 1

Conclusion

Adding dynamic pricing in WordPress is easy, and you can customize pricing for different items simply by adding new taxonomy terms and setting the price_type value to their integer values.