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Sergio Milardovich
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Milardovich Extra Coupon Features
A discount rules engine for WooCommerce that shows you exactly why every coupon did or did not apply.
Milardovich Extra Coupon Features ranks #59,499 among WordPress.org plugins with 1+ active installations, is #6,703 of 12,356 in the E-commerce category, a 1/5 rating from 0 reviews, and was last updated Sep 8, 2026. Data from WordPress.org, refreshed twice daily — see methodology.
Compatible with WP 7.1
v1.0.0
Current Version v1.0.0
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Last Update on 08 Sep, 2026
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- Version
- 1.0.0
- Last Updated
- Sep 08, 2026
- Requires WP
- 6.5+
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- 7.1
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- Sergio Milardovich
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Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about Milardovich Extra Coupon Features
No. A coupon with no conditions behaves exactly like a standard WooCommerce coupon. The condition builder only unfolds when you ask for it.
Open the cart while logged in as a shop manager and expand the coupon status panel, or run the same cart through Coupon Features → Rule Tester. Both show every condition with the expected and the actual value.
Yes. Auto-apply, silent removal and rule enforcement hook into the totals calculation that both the classic cart and the Store API go through, and the eligible offer data is exposed on the Store API cart response.
The rules run server side on every totals calculation, so cached page markup can show a stale coupon list. Exclude the cart and checkout pages from full-page caching; the Diagnostics screen warns you when a known caching plugin is active.
In the native WooCommerce General tab, along with the discount type. This plugin adds its own types — Buy X Get Y, tiered, fixed price per item — to that same list rather than offering a second one, and its tab holds only the extra settings each type needs. Invoices, WooCommerce Analytics and accounting integrations all see a normal coupon.
Rules, the event log, campaigns, abandoned carts and the reporting cache are dropped, along with every setting and scheduled job. The store credit ledger and the gift card table are deliberately kept: both are outstanding liabilities, and deleting a plugin is not the same as writing off money your customers have already paid for or been promised. They are wp_mecf_credit_ledger and wp_mecf_giftcards if you have settled those balances and want them gone.
It stays on the card. The balance is the sum of the card's history, so a $100 card spent $30 at a time is worth $70, then $40, then $10, and only reaches "spent" at zero. Nothing expires it early and a repeated checkout callback cannot double-spend it. The exception is deliberate: tick one use when you issue a card and it behaves like a paper voucher instead — whatever is not spent on that order is written off. The write-off is its own ledger entry marked forfeit, next to the redemption, so the history shows what was spent and what was given up separately, and it counts towards breakage rather than vanishing. If that order is later cancelled or fails, the forfeited remainder comes back with the rest of it. Leave the box clear unless you have a reason not to. A card sold for cash is the customer's money, and in most places writing off the change is not yours to do.
Yes, from Advanced Coupons and from Soft79's Extended Coupon Features. Preview the migration first: anything with no equivalent here is listed rather than quietly dropped, and nothing is deleted from the plugin you are leaving.
