alveree

@isodos

Thank you very much. Finally managed to get the shortcode. Thank you!!!!

I tried using the function you provided me, but unfortunately, I got nonce response.

@anastas10s

I am using the default shipping functionality in Woocommerce + Advance Free shipping (AFS).

The main store currency is GBP.

Shipping options for the UK:
Standard delivery, Free delivery over amount – those come from Woocommerce itself
Free delivery – if the client has a membership or has a subscription (comes from the AFS).
Prices and payment in GBP.


EU/USA Shipping
It will be calculated based on the weight (Weight Shipping Plugin).
Up to 250 gr, 500, 1kg, 2kg and so on + Free delivery over xx amount. It has not been implemented yet.
Prices in Euro and USD.

For the test, I used the default Woo’s shipping options.
Screenshot:
https://ibb.co/w0Kdp5F
Added Germany shipping zone – standard delivery – 4.99.
Here is the first issue: the amount of 4.99 is in the store’s main currency – GBP instead of EUR.
Screenshot:
https://ibb.co/s5CjnSv

Front-end/client test:
I chose to pay in euros and the shipping address in Germany.
I see the amount for the delivery. But Woo calculates the price for delivery as 4.99 GBP = 5.84 EURO as a final price, while I want (as a seller) the price for delivery in Germany to be always 4.99 EURO.

The same issue presents for the free delivery for countries with EUR/USD as well.
If the amount for free delivery is “minimum cart value is 59.99” for Germany, Woo calculates the price as 59.99 GBP > 70.19 EURO.
https://ibb.co/JCTv9Zq

Here the shipping cost is set in the Weight Base Plugin (Spain and Luxembourg):
Instead in EUR, it sets the price as GBP.
https://ibb.co/LpMjzBH

So.
I don’t have the option to set the price for shipping in different currencies based on the shipping country rather than the store’s main currency.

I didn’t want to put any external plugins if I could achieve the result with Woo by itself.

Thank you very much.

• This reply was modified 9 months, 2 weeks ago by alveree.
• This reply was modified 9 months, 2 weeks ago by alveree.
• This reply was modified 9 months, 2 weeks ago by alveree.

After I have updated to the newest Stripe update (webhooks set) I experience the same problems. Been using Apple Pay/Gpay for a year and never had any issues with confirmed/paid orders still in “Pending Payment” status. After reading you guys, I have turned off the “Express checkout” option in the Stripe plugin. I haven’t got installed any new plugins/change settings for at least 3 days before and after I have installed the update from Stripe so the “Conflict” option is not the real one. I have just reported this to Stripe, they were not impressed at all and told me to contact WordPress. I have insisted to escalate this to the tech team and being contacted by them with a solution. I gave them a link to this thread either. I would advise – be ready to turn Stripe off and replace it with PayPal, at least they fix THEIR mess, because doing this in the highest season of the year and still have provided a fix for a week and losing money because of this, despite paying the Stripe fees, is something which I would take to the court.

• This reply was modified 2 years, 11 months ago by alveree.
• This reply was modified 2 years, 11 months ago by alveree.