andrewmrobbins

I should note, these database columns exist in the wp_wps_settings_general table.

@doublemarvellouscork

Ah! I see what you mean.

At the moment, ShopWP doesn’t have an automatic currency detection. So there will only be a single currency shown no matter what location the user comes from.

However, you can still customize this by updating the following database columns:

currency_code
country_code 
language_code

Theoretically, you could update these values before the page loads to reflect the user’s location.

So if the user comes from the UK, you would set them to these values:

currency_code = GBP
country_code = GB
language_code = en-gb

I know this isn’t ideal. I’m working on creating an auto detection feature, but it’s still probably a few months away.

Ah, makes sense. Yeah the currency needs to be setup within the Shopify Markets settings.

Let me know if you need anything else!

@doublemarvellouscork

Hey there,

What currency do you see set within the ShopWP settings here?

ShopWP - Settings - Pricing

You should be able to adjust the currency here.

Let me know!

@pawandongoloutside

Sorry about that, I wasn’t thinking clearly earlier ??

You’re right, 5.1.9 is the latest version. To fix this issue, you’ll need to disconnect your Shopify store from the plugin and reconnect it again.

Let me know if this doesn’t help!

@pawandongoloutside Hey there

You’ll need to update to version 6.0.3 to fix this issue.

Excellent, glad you got it working.

LMK if you need anything else.

It looks like this is the URL that the plugin is trying to use to fetch the products:

https://staging-wwwactiveironcom.kinsta.cloud/nl/wp-json/shopwp/v1/query/products

The problem is the /nl/ in the URL. That won’t resolve to a valid ShopWP callback.

Are you able to “turn off” your translation plugin for the WordPress REST API urls?

@barcostudio @doublemarvellouscork

Can you guys send me a link to your site with the error present? My gut instinct here is that it has to do with the WP REST API endpoints not working due to the /en/ subdirectory URLs.

@mediavita Hey there,

It looks like you have some CSS in your theme causing it to hide. Try adding this CSS to make it show again:

.wps-product-single-content .wps-component-products-quantity {
    display: none;
}

Let me know if this helps!

Clever solution! Glad you got it working. Let me know if you need anything else.

@doublemarvellouscork

I just finished taking a closer look at this.

It looks like the plugin checks whether the add_to_cart_button_text value is “Add to cart” or not. If is, it just returns that text.

So at the moment, the add_to_cart_button_text attribute won’t work if you set the value to “Add to cart”.

Are you able to set it to something else?

@doublemarvellouscork

Hey there,

Try using the add_to_cart_button_text attribute, like this:

[wps_products title="This is the product title" direct_checkout="true" add_to_cart_button_text="Add to cart"]

@doublemarvellouscork

Hey, apologies for the delay.

I still plan on fixing this, but I need to wait until the new Data Sync feature is done. I’m working on this full time right now.

I hope to have it done in a couple weeks, and then I can update this.

Thanks for being patient.

@andresclaro

Open WordPress and go to Dashboard – Updates

Then click the blue “Check again” link.

That’ll force WP to check for new updates.