idaryl

That looks like it would work for an external link – but, dynamically?

For example choices? like red or gold? – or sizes, large small medium….

These type dont have a html markup, not that I know of.

Maybe theres a way to have any label (if applied) part of the surrounding url markup of a button or checkbox?

Thank you

No, you’re not dumb – its happening to me also…. ??

That worked! – thankyou….

I added some other css to setup the look and feel but, for all intents and purposes… its working now

This is hosted in GoDaddy I have no access to the file nor the ability to restart mysql in GoDaddy — ??

Was running 5.5 – switched it to 7.3 – trying again – looks promising…. will advise

NOPE…. now I get:
Error: Backup error: SQLSTATE[HY000]: General error: 2006 MySQL server has gone away, task id: wpvivid-5c89d23d84901

Would that have something to do with size?

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Is it possible to change the 24 hours to have it so when a user closes the window or exits, then it is reset?

Site operates normally, but if user closes window, they have to see the login again.

I do’nt think this is resolved

– this exact same thing is happening to me ( along with wp-login )

With all the settings on, you can still access the wp-admin and the wp-login *I am led to believe these are no longer available if the settings are applied…..???

Posted query as a result of customer activity. Appears that chrome has (in their upgrade) instituted a popup blocker of sorts and when the action calls to open the authnet page, it assumes its a popup and “blocks” it.

By default, Google Chrome blocks pop-ups from automatically showing up on your screen ( in the address/url bar on the right )

When a pop-up is blocked, the address bar will be marked “Pop-up blocked”

Meanwhile I’m “fiddling”?with a js solution to a modal window instead. Would like sftranna to contact me for help – [ offered similar assistance to csnodgr2 previously ]

**Created a temporary info solution for the situation – see here

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I think I didnt explain well – the code you supplied ( and I appreciate it ) is to set the ups selector first ( if there are more than one carrier )

However, all I use is UPS, so my query was to reset the order of the UPS selectors, with GROUND first

**I know this is do-able using the pro version, but in this case is it possible using code for the free?

Thats why I pointed at ( wf_shipping_ups:03 ) with my local pickup being ( local_pickup:8 ) – or ( local-pickup )

Found it! In the settings – had to point it at the correct page & url – doh!

I used an alternate method via the css.

The theme I have; uses fontawesome so I deployed that – I added some styles to the child

/* icon before ups label */
.woocommerce ul#shipping_method li label:before {
content: “\f0d1”;
font-family:fontawesome;
padding:0 4px 0 2px;
}
/* icon before calculate label */
.shipping-calculator-button:before {
content: “\f073”;
font-family:fontawesome;
padding:0 4px 0 2px;
}

This places a little truck and a little calculator before the labels.

That was my solution.

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I figured it out – I had actually 3 in the cart, not 1 (as I tought) and it was calculating for all 3.

this was incredibly easy to setup – Im seriously considering getting the pro version.
The only other thin the client asked for was a title above the shipping methods Like ( UPS Shipping ) the way the different options i have like, Free, Pickupo USPS, and now, UPS are defined by a heading. Can I add that by using a simple before in css or does it require a change to a template?

This is odd as I have 1 item with weight of 10lb and size of 24″x80″ and its calculating out to this amazing amount for a local address in CA

Next Day Air (UPS): $756.06
2nd Day Air (UPS): $567.11
Ground (UPS): $163.53

If I change it to a New York address, it gets even more weird:
Next Day Air (UPS): $756.06
2nd Day Air (UPS): $567.11
Ground (UPS): $163.53

Sometimes it gets to ver 1,000 depending on the state – thats a little excessive for shipping, doncha think?

Any ideas on whats occurring?

<Package>
<PackagingType>
02
<Description>Package/customer supplied</Description>
</PackagingType>
<Description>Rate</Description>
<Dimensions>
<UnitOfMeasurement>
IN
</UnitOfMeasurement>
<Length>80.00</Length>
<Width>24.00</Width>
<Height>4.00</Height>
</Dimensions>
<PackageWeight>
<UnitOfMeasurement>
LBS
</UnitOfMeasurement>
<Weight>10</Weight>
</PackageWeight>
</Package>

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To Xadapter….

placing order of current product is fine – its just that the “current order” needs to be made somehow. All you can in woo is create the product, add pic, variables etc, etc.

But this particular “product” does not need all that extra stuff….

Just a way to pass the user entered {amount} to the processor.

Could a shortcode method be made? If I knew how to do it – believe me, it would be done by now.