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since the default behaviour of archive-product is to display posts, I want the query to still find the posts, but to extract the product categories from them & then display those to the user. I also need the query to take into account the custom taxonomy for that page.

thank you.
Is there much difference between the trial version and premium?

i know it’s something small since a simple manual refresh of the page after i have applied filters seems to update the load more with the correct filtered products to be loaded. i just wish i knew what i need to do. without the blink of a page refresh

not too sure where to put the trigger, ive tried putting it at the start of my load more js function, but it doesnt actually update the query / page with the filtered products.

Thank you I will try this.

By background refresh I was referring to refreshing the page without reloading after the filter has been applied so that the correct products would load for me in load more. If i manually refresh the page after the filter is applied, the load more will then have the correct products in it.

its not a customisation really. its a problem with woocommerce.

thank you but its not really a customization, i think the plugin should do this already. Its more of a problem with it’s functionality. Stack exchange don’t even help with woocommerce anymore.

I have tried this:
WC()->shipping->set(‘chosen_shipping_methods’, array($flat_rate_kern) );

does not work. set_method_id() only works within a new instance of an order.

Hi May
thank you for your reply.

I have used the custom code link for your reply.

can you help me with a small part of it.

where it unsets the free shipping, i would then like to set the flat_rate.

unset( $rates[‘free_shipping:3’] );

so something like set ($rates[ ‘flat_rate’ ]);

? thanks again

if you can, do a troubleshooting test of each updated plugin.

then find out which one is causing the problem, and roll back to previous version.

contact the plugin author to let them know.

i think i need a solution to override free shipping for that specific class & fall to flat rate where i have a cost in there for that specific shipping class.. can you guys help ?

thank you.

so how can I make sure my site will apply this new flat rate to the specific shipping class?

the site also has ‘free shipping’ over a certain price, so it just seems to default to this regardless.

This is the main problem, and that’s why I did my original function. It seems regardless of what i set in the shipping classes, if the order amount is above the free shipping threshold of 85, the shipping is defaulted to ‘free shipping ‘

• This reply was modified 2 years, 10 months ago by mirwordpress.

Thank you Paulo.

Can i edit the flat rate so that it has two values, the normal flat rate ( 7.50 ), and the one for the kern shipping class ( 20 ) ?

I do have the shipping class set up for those products already.

I figured it out, i was calling the ajaxComplete wrong, it should be

`jQuery( document ).ajaxComplete(function () {…

I have tried this also: it doesn’t reset the jQuery styling to the colour images.

add_action( 'wp_head', function () { ?>

    <script>
       var my_colours = function ( $ ) {            
          
       jQuery('.bapf_body ul > li').each(function() {
        var getCol = jQuery('input', jQuery(this)).data('name');
        var imageUrl = "https://website/wp-content/uploads/2021/10/" + getCol + ".jpg";
       jQuery(".bapf_img_span", jQuery(this)).css('background-image', 'url("' + imageUrl + '")');
        console.log('CSS background-image =', jQuery(".bapf_img_span", jQuery(this)).css('background-image'));  
});
       }
</script>
<?php }, 5 ); 

add_action( 'wp_footer', 'cv_theme_custom_script', 999999 );
function cv_theme_custom_script() { ?>
<script>
    jQuery( document ).ready( function ( $ ) {
        my_colours( $ );
    } );
</script>
<?php
}

add_action( 'wp_head', function () { ?>
    <script>
    
    $.ajaxComplete(function () {
        // trigger the other JS snippet again after AJAX.
        my_colours( $ );
    });
    
    </script>
    <?php }, 9999999 );