Limit Settings

The Limit Settings section is the heart of your limit configuration. This is where you define the items that your limit will target, along with setting the criteria like "Minimum", "Maximum", and "Multiple of" that the cart needs to respect for the limit to be valid.

Watch our quick tutorial to get a better understanding of adding Limits HERE.

Table of Contents

Overview
Force Limit Checkbox
Setting Values
Exclusions
Limit Types and Targeting
Product Limits
Variant Limits
Collection Limits
Vendor Limits
Product Type Limits
Tag Limits

Overview

In the Limit Settings, you can specify:
- Target: Items to be targeted by the limit.
- Measurement: Total Price, Quantity, Quantity of Unique Items, Weight
- Criteria: Minimum, Maximum, Multiple of
- Exclusions: items to exclude from the targeted items.

Force Limit Checkbox

If this box is checked, the limit will be enforced even if the targeted items are not in the cart.

For example if you set a minimum quantity of 2:
If force is checked, the user must add at least 2 of the item to check out even if the user didn't add this specific item.
If force is unchecked, the user will be able to checkout if the item is not in cart but will be forced to have at least 2 if they add 1 to cart.

The variable {{ item }} for the texts that displays the item title won't work for items that are not in the cart. Make sure to adjust your texts accordingly if you force a limit.

Setting Values

Each limit can have multiple "Minimum," "Maximum," and "Multiple of" values based on the "Total Price", "Quantity", "Quantity of unique items" and "Weight". A warning message will be generated for each enabled values that is not respected.

Minimum: The minimum criteria that need to be met.
Maximum: The maximum criteria that can't be exceeded.
Multiple of: Forces the calculated value to be a multiple of the value you enter. For example, if you enter 5, the calculated value will need to be 5, 10, 15, 20, etc... for the limit to be respected.

Exclusions

Except for "Variant" type limits, all other types allow for exclusions. Excluded items won't count toward the total values calculated against your "Minimum," "Maximum," and "Multiple of" values.

Limit Types and Targeting

Product Limits

You can target specific products manually or select an entire collection. Further, you can create rules based on:

Product Title
Collection Title
Vendor
Tag

Conditions:

Is Equal To
Is Not Equal To
Contains
Does Not Contain
Starts With
Ends With

Note: If multiple product is targeted, the limit is repeated for each product.

Variant Limits

Just like products, you can manually target variants, target all variants within products or collections, and also set rules based on:

Variant Title
Product Title
Collection Title
Vendor
Tag

Conditions:

Is Equal To
Is Not Equal To
Contains
Does Not Contain
Starts With
Ends With

Note: If multiple variant is targeted, the limit is repeated for each variant.

Collection Limits

Manually target collections or set a rule based on the collection title.

Conditions:

Is Equal To
Is Not Equal To
Contains
Does Not Contain
Starts With
Ends With

Note: If multiple collection is targeted, the limit is repeated for each collection.

Vendor Limits

You can enter vendor names manually or use a rule based on the vendor name.

Conditions:

Is Equal To
Is Not Equal To
Contains
Does Not Contain
Starts With
Ends With

Note: If multiple vendor is targeted, the limit is repeated for each vendor.

Product Type Limits

You can manually enter product types or use rules for targeting.

Conditions:

Is Equal To
Is Not Equal To
Contains
Does Not Contain
Starts With
Ends With

Note: If multiple product type is targeted, the limit is repeated for each type.

Tag Limits

Enter tags manually or use a rule based on the tag.

Conditions:

Is Equal To
Is Not Equal To
Contains
Does Not Contain
Starts With
Ends With

Note: If multiple tag is targeted, the limit is repeated for each tag.

Updated on: 27/10/2023