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  • Gotta be honest, I tried but it just redirected me to your AI chatbot.

    Edit: They just messaged me back, appreciate it.

    sfarrell

    (@sfarrell)

    I have also noticed this bug on our sites, the combination of plugins does not seem to make a different. I have noticed the switching to ‘Pickup’ and then back to ‘Ship’ will jiggle the system enough to make it work properly. It also works when you toggle ‘Use same address for billing’.

    This bug appears with both the official FedEx and the UPS shipping method plugins.

    It seems to me like there is some bug in either where the API call happens to fetch rates or with it just not properly triggering the call in the first place. It appears this is a bug directly within the WooCommerce Checkout Block.

    Thread Starter sfarrell

    (@sfarrell)

    Definitely, would love to work together on this! The problem I’m seeing is that if the template does not exist in the child theme, it stops there and does not check if one exists in the parent theme. IE, in my testing, if a child theme is being used the template must be in the child theme instead of inheriting it from the parent. Maybe something like this?

    if ( file_exists( get_stylesheet_directory() . ‘/path/to/file.php’ ) ) {
    // If exists in child theme
    require get_stylesheet_directory() . ‘/path/to/file.php’;
    }
    elseif ( file_exists( get_template_directory() . ‘/path/to/file.php’ ) ) {
    // If exists in parent theme
    require get_template_directory() . ‘/path/to/file.php’;
    }

    PS thanks so much for your work on this plugin – truly the best one out there for related posts.

    Same issue, this has literally brought down a dedicated P3 WP Engine server when trying to update as little as 5k subscribers. These requests NEED to be batched or rate limited, and when a failure occurs there needs to be a timeout before it tries again.

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