Tony Latimer

I had to rollback Woocommerce 3.0.4 to 2.16 because my theme (Wootique) is not ready for the new woocommerce software. When a product had multiple images 3.0 made them all the same size and made the page look terrible. After a very quick rollback, everything is back to normal! Just make sure you back up your databse and get a copy of your website files just in case.

Thanks for the reply. I did not try the ? wildcard. Maybe entering 2 zips for every area would work too. I ended up trying what you mentioned in your reply just before this one. I took out the last number and inserted an asterisk. Since I’ve uploaded over 2400 zip codes in my tax table there are a lot of numbers to work with. The only caveat is that zip codes that have the first same 4 numbers are basically combined. Not really a big deal since the tax rates are usually the same.. or very close. So.. 9000* includes 9000(1-9) AND it will accept any zip+4 code. So, this is the best solution for me.
Thanks!

Can I ask what your truncate function looks like? I used to be able to put in 92001* for all of my zip codes and it would accept 5 digit and 9 digit zip codes. Now it does not. If I use the * it will accept 9 digit zip codes in checkout and not 5 digit. I need a way to force 5 digit zip codes so tax is calculated.
Thanks

Exactly what I needed too! Thanks for asking the question Cindy and thanks for answering it Caleb.

I am using the latest versions 1.2.3 Paypal and Woocommerce 2.6.4.
I’ll turn on logging and see where the hangup is happening. Thanks.

Thank you.

Do you have the latest versions of your theme and WordPress? Have you followed some of the things listed above?

Thank you- yes, this makes sense. I would like the longest side to be preserved portrait or landscape so the image will fit. I’ll play with the plugin.. thanks again!

I’ve had this problem on several of my sites upgrading to 4.3.x. If removing the .maintenance file didn’t work you may want to try checking folder and file permissions. All folders should be 755 and files 644. I had a mixture of too strict of permissions and not restrictive enough on some files. WordPress won’t install if permissions are too weak. Once I changed all the permissions the WordPress upgrade button in the dashboard worked perfectly. You can go into cpanel and use File Manager. This takes awhile and frankly doesn’t work perfectly with so many folders/files. I wasted a lot of time using it. What worked right off the bat for me on another site with same problem was to open an SSH and run these two find commands:
To change all the directories to 755 (-rwxr-xr-x):

find /yourdirectory -type d -exec chmod 755 {} \;

To change all the files to 644 (-rw-r–r–):

find /yourdirectory -type f -exec chmod 644 {} \;

I’ve had this problem on several of my sites upgrading to 4.3.x. If removing the .maintenance file didn’t work you may want to try checking folder and file permissions. All folders should be 755 and files 644. I had a mixture of too strict of permissions and not restrictive enough on some files. WordPress won’t install if permissions are too weak. Once I changed all the permissions the WordPress upgrade button in the dashboard worked perfectly. You can go into cpanel and use File Manager. This takes awhile and frankly doesn’t work perfectly with so many folders/files. I wasted a lot of time using it. What worked right off the bat for me on another site with same problem was to open an SSH and run these two find commands:
To change all the directories to 755 (-rwxr-xr-x):

find /yourdirectory -type d -exec chmod 755 {} \;

To change all the files to 644 (-rw-r–r–):

find /yourdirectory -type f -exec chmod 644 {} \;

Yes, we sell a lot of kits as one product so we had to setup custom shipping for those. I setup shipping classes for each product. I then downloaded the Multiple Packages plugin and Table Rate Shipping plugin. I setup Multiple Packages plugin to Group by Shipping Class. I only activated each class for the Table Rate Shipping. I then setup Table Rate Shipping by adding all the zones and set the zones to each of my shipping classes. I based the zones off of what FedEx actually charges us. There are only 5 different zones in the U.S. but 50 states I had to assign- it wasn’t too bad to set them all up. So, now when someone orders miscellaneous non kit items that can be packed, the FedEx plugin virtually packs them and calculates a shipping cost. When a kit is ordered it is separated because it has a shipping class. It looks up the shipping class for the zone they are in and displays the shipping cost I entered into the plugin. The zone entered into the plugin displays in the cart so the customer will see for example- Shipping#1 FedEx 9.99 and Shipping#2 Zone 3 19.99 If two kits are ordered then there will be a third Shipping#3 cost.
Hope that helps.

Ok, thank you!

Ok, thank you.

Sure. This link will add a product and take you to checkout so you can see the credit card box at the bottom of the page. The box that says Credit Card and has the symbols and Place Order Button. I would like to move this just above the customer info fields.

https://rawmaterialsuppliers.com/magikast_magikmold_180s

Did you figure this out? It seems you could setup 300 fleece choices then 10 variations each. Add more variations for remaining kit choices.