TaxClass is alaways standard in Woocommerce API

  • Resolved akoladsolutions

    (@akoladsolutions)


    4 years ago

    Hi ,
    I’ve tried to create product with Woocommerce API V3 . My product has a reduce TaxRate. I’ve try to set tax_class property programatically when i create the product but it doesn’t work .

    Could you explain to me how i can set the tew class when creating a product in woo commerce api

    Sorry for my bad english

    Regards

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  • Plugin Support RK a11n

    (@riaanknoetze)

    Hi there,

    Can you share the exact query you’re using to create that product via the REST API? I’m asking as I’d like to check that it matches the expected format as listed at https://woocommerce.github.io/woocommerce-rest-api-docs/?php#create-a-product

    Thread Starter akoladsolutions

    (@akoladsolutions)

         $productData = [
    
                        "name"=> $product['title'],
                        "description"=>$product['description'],
                        "short_description"=>$product['shortdescription'],
                        "dimensions"=>$dimension,
                        "regular_price"=>$product['prix'],
                        "weight"=>strval($product['Poids']),
                        "images"=>$product['image'],
                        "categories"=>$product['theme'],
                        "manage_stock"=>true,
                        "stock_status" =>"onbackorder",
                        "backorders" =>'notify',
                        "stock_quantity"=>$product['stock'],
                        "tax_class	" =>$product['tva'],
                        "sku"=>$product['ean'] . "/" . $product['glnd'],
                        "attributes"=>$attributes   
            
                     ];

    $product = $this->wrapper->post('products', $productData);

    Plugin Support RK a11n

    (@riaanknoetze)

    Just to check, is there any reason for the excessive spacing in "tax_class "? Also, what happens when you hard-code the tax class to a string matching the tax classes you have configured under **WooCommerce > Settings > Tax** (even if just as a test)?

    Thread Starter akoladsolutions

    (@akoladsolutions)

    Thanks for your response . the spacing was the cause . Sorry for disturbing you for this

    Regards

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