Shipping Classes are created and prices set. Books are $9.99 and Courses are set to 0. The problem is when I test the checkout if I add a Course first the price for shipping is 0, but if I purchase a book and add it to my cart first — the price for shipping is $9.99 and if I add a Course secondarily, the course gets tagged for shipping as well.
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I love Woo, but here again another hugely dysfunctional series of choices, tasks, and boxed-in solutions. Making matters worse, Woo has now resorted to charging annual renewal on plugins or the plugin is rendered useless by updating the plugin after one year. A vast majority of plugin authors charge for customer service after one year but upgrades are routinely free for life. Not only does Woo charge for annual plugin solutions but disables and deletes Shipping Class settings forcing everyone into using Shipping Zones because — wait for it —- because Woo says the new Shipping Zones logic is — wait for it — so much easier.
Any help would be greatly appreciated. The site functioned flawlessly using Shipping Classes and now in the upgrade the Shipping Zones are goofball solutions intended as patch quilt by simply making Shipping Zones the one-stop solution without all of those additional side-show choices should have incorporated everything conceivable into Shipping Zones as long as they were making Shipping Zones compulsory should have been done right.
