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Yes, that’s what it looks like, but I wasn’t sure if it was supposed to actually show the refund like this https://goo.gl/4h6Bah

I photoshopped that example, but I just thought this was a pretty basic function that would be included since most people would want a receipt showing their refund.

I figured it out. The line was in email-order-items.php
I don’t know how I missed that…

I’m assuming as long as the customer has ordered before, it should auto-load the addresses (both billing and shipping) if you select them as the “Customer” from the dropdown box when doing a search for their email address or username.

That’s what it does on mine anyway…it just doesn’t display the shipping address on their account, invoice, etc.

I still haven’t found a solution to the problem…but then again I haven’t really looked into the code yet since I’ve been working on other mods. Ha.

I was just wondering if any other people had run into this problem. I found a post on another site where someone had the same problem, but no one had ever responded to their post with a solution.

Was this ever resolved? I’m having the same problem on a site without SSL.

Thanks. I gave these two a try, but neither displayed the fields.

woocommerce_after_order_review
woocommerce_after_checkout_order_review

I’m wondering though if you have to set filters for that section. I say that because I came across the following snippet on another site. It’s the site that actually explains how to add the custom fields on the checkout page.

This array is also passed through a filter:
$this->checkout_fields = apply_filters(‘woocommerce_checkout_fields’, $this->checkout_fields);
This means you have full control over checkout fields – you just need to know how to access them

It’s not a huge deal since I created a cheesy, alternate way to accomplish what I was trying to do, but I would still much prefer it be the way it should be.

Any more ideas?

Oh well, I just figured out a cheesy workaround…

I enabled the shipping calculator on the Cart page and then renamed the title from “Calculate Shipping” to “Calculate Tax”

…then when you click on Proceed to Checkout, the state field is prefilled with the info from the calculator…thus adding the tax on the form as well.

This “fix” only works since I offer free shipping and don’t need the shipping calculator anyway.

I have no clue…

I installed a woocommerce theme and it didn’t work and then I did a fresh install of woocommerce itself and it still didn’t work.

The checkout page is supposed to update in real time correct?

I mean obviously since the customer would need to see the applicable tax in their state.

I’ve even tried looking around youtube for some examples of people checking out and the tax line popping up but can’t find anything.

Although I have come across a few posts on forums where people were having similar problems…none of them with a resolution though.

I thought too that it might be a theme issue, but I’ve tried all 3 wordpress themes as well (Twenty-Thirteen, 14 and 15) and it won’t work on any of those either…

I guess I can install a free woocommerce theme real quick and see if it works on that.

I just have a test product on there.

https://www.ashlynnpress.com/product/bookmarks/

Understood. Although it’s not really a theme-specific question.

I’m just wondering if there is some general WordPress setting… “wp_mail”, “wp_mail_from”, etc. that may be interfering.

It’s a classified ads theme that I purchased. I’ve tried contacting their support, but no luck on a response.