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No sales from Canada or International since the changes ?? … Thanks for the help.

Ok thanks, How does this look to you
https://snipboard.io/9VSivX.jpg

All zones: https://snipboard.io/x0pqv4.jpg

Zone settings:
Canada: https://snipboard.io/EUOPgq.jpg
International: https://snipboard.io/UOvP6F.jpg
US: https://snipboard.io/GcZw2T.jpg

Flat rate settings:
Canada : https://snipboard.io/cIqNZ7.jpg
International: https://snipboard.io/hSHGUn.jpg
US: https://snipboard.io/xvKq8y.jpg

Hi, I am only using Woocommerce zone based shipping…no shipping plugins. I uploaded my zone settings and flat rate settings for Canada. International has the same settings except of course the shipping cost. My shipping methods title is blank because I don’t want it interfering with the shopping cart totals alignment.

Yes the mouseover is the problem. No other buttons seem to have this feature. Why even have it as part of your coding?

I am seeing this on your storefront demo also. (chrome, edge)

care to elaborate? I have both those options selected and still no place order button showing

Why did you mark this resolved? Just because I have to use a workaround does not mean your plugin works correctly.

Ok, I created a new user account and the review request email was sent, (so I guess admin can’t make a purchase and get review request) however I have received at least three different review requests.

I created a new thread for this problem.

Yes I used the same account for the purchase and review.

Yes, it is enabled.

To clarify, I am using both Woocommerce Paypal checkout and Woocommerce Square plugins. (some people hate Paypal, so Included the Square pay option). Even if I turn off square and deactivate the plugin, the “Place Order” button still appears momentarily before disappearing. So the plugins do not appear to be in conflict.
I figured out a workaround, but I wish your plugin was working correctly… Without the workaround there was no “Place Order” button to make a Paypal purchase on the checkout page. With this workaround I get the Paypal orange button, so at least a payment can be made.

WORKAROUND:
The only way I can make any button appear on CHECKOUT page is to WooCommerce > Settings > Payments > PayPal Checkout > Manage… and UNcheck “Enable PayPal Checkout on the cart page”. Now there is only the “proceed to checkout” button on the cart page. I added this PHP snippet (from the Business Bloomer website: https://businessbloomer.com/woocommerce-cart-checkout-same-page/) to put the cart on the checkout page, which eliminates the need for the cart page, and improves the checkout flow. View cart buttons now take you to the checkout page, where you can see your cart items at the top of the page, and the Paypal orange button under the payment options. Anyways, I hope you keep this post up so it might help others.

/**
* @snippet Display Cart @ Checkout Page Only – WooCommerce
* @how-to Watch tutorial @ https://businessbloomer.com/?p=19055
* @sourcecode https://businessbloomer.com/?p=80321
* @author Rodolfo Melogli
* @compatible WooCommerce 3.4.7
*/

add_action( ‘woocommerce_before_checkout_form’, ‘bbloomer_cart_on_checkout_page_only’, 5 );

function bbloomer_cart_on_checkout_page_only() {

if ( is_wc_endpoint_url( ‘order-received’ ) ) return;

// NOTE: I had to change the name of the shortcode below…
// …as it would have displayed this site’s Cart…
// … make sure to use “woocommerce_cart” inside “[]”:

echo do_shortcode(‘[woocommerce_cart]’);

}

Hi Matt,
Thanks for your reply.
I’m sticking with Woocommerce for now. On shared hosting I get 2 sec shop page loading on 4G mobile. With ecwid it can take as long as 8-10 secs.

Also I’m able to find customization solutions allot easier with Woo because of so many plugins and people posting code snippets. Ecwid requires me to pay to have access to custom apps such as the label editor.
As an example, I offer free shipping if customers buy four items or more. With ecwid the shopping cart would display both a USPS shipping cost and below it Free Shipping, making the customer have to make the choice…not good! Ecwid support could not find a FREE solution for turning off paid shipping when free was available.
However with Woo, I was able to find a PHP snippet that solved the problem. And this is only one example.

…Also please, please, please STOP using “add to bag” when “add to cart” converts so much better.

Automatic has really turned into crap. All of their plugins have terrible reviews. If you are looking for a free shopping cart (up to 10 products free) take a look at ecwid. They integrate USPS shipping for free…no plugin. Ecwid has a clean design and may require MUCH less js, css to get the look you want. The only problem I found was it was a bit slower on 4G mobile than Woo…but I am on super cheap shared hosting. so I am stuck with WOO and flat rate shipping for now I guess. :-{

Hi Wade,
Thanks for the reply. I tried both methods together, however it is not ideal and somewhat confusing. At checkout the customer has to select the radio button for USPS with their postage price or select radio button for free shipping. Looks like I’m giving them the choice to pay shipping or not. This could lead to problems if a customer accidentally paid for shipping when they should have selected free.

If I use both together, is there code to hide the the USPS automatically calculated rates if (4) or more items selected? This would solve the problem I think.

If it helps my elementor tablet breakpoint is set to 1025px and mobile is 768px