knhark59

Thanks for the response.

It would be nice to be able to get a single tax rate without knowing the id ahead of time, so I don’t have to download all tax rate records to search them.

Are there any searchable fields in taxes?

@enricodeleo

I have the most recent versions of WooCommerce and the API, but I still get the “Product quantity must be a positive float” error.

I can set the quantity to zero on the Edit Order page in the gui, but not via the API.

I looked at the pull request, and found the class-wc-orders-controller.php file on my system. I changed the line as indicated in your pull request (the change was not in my version). It now deletes the line when I set the quantity to zero.

I just installed WordPress, WooCommerce and the API plugin just a week ago, so I think I’ve got the latest versions.

Ken

I am setting the quantity to .0001. This seems to get past the “must be a positive float” error and the order appears to be updated with 0 qty. Maybe it’s rounding, but it appears to be zero and the other values also get zeroed out.

I hate trying to “trick” the system this way, but it appears to work. Cancelling and recreating the order is not a good option for us.

Not sure if it will create some other problem (divide by zero or something) down the line, but it appears to be okay now.

@claudiosanches: Any thoughts?

Ken

I believe we have the latest version of WordPress, but I cannot update line item quantity with “0”. Still get “Product quantity must be a positive float” error.

My JSON looks like:
{“line_items”:[{“id”:”54″,”sku”:”MYPART”,”quantity”:”0″,”price”:”5.00″},{“sku”:”MYPART”,”quantity”:”12″,”price”:”10.00″}]}

So, I am zeroing out the original line and creating a new one.

What version of WP do I need?

Thanks,
Ken