twinstar1

Hi,
I too have this issue on all the websites I manage which have Visual Composer. While I kind of understand that it not something you can fix at your end, there is a staggering absence of suggestions regarding how to fix this.

Cool, it is technically not the fault of Yoast, but it does affect Yoast in a very big way. So instead of a support post popping up every couple of weeks on this subject, would it not be easier to leave us a couple of clues how we can fix this or at least begin to diagnose the problem.

Saying “its not our fault” and watching the same quiery appear on yours and lots of other forums so frequently, might be avoidable with a post on your website. Maybe

Hey Jerpax,
Yes, first thing I did was a plugin test and unfortunately Yoast was the culprit. As I said, when I reverted back to Yoast 14.4.1, this issue resolved itself.
The website is running latest WP 5.4.2 and uses a Ronneby Theme.
I guess it is possibly a conflict with the Ronneby theme???

That’s the trick. Thanks Jeroen.

Hey Daniel,
I have now resolved the issue, but I did not attempt the advice give by bcworkz. Not that there was anything wrong with that advice and it is greatly appreciated, but the Ronneby team finally responded to me with a nice easy copy paste code solution.

Big thanks to bcworkz for offering assistance.

Thanks bcworkz, will give it a go.

add.redford

I tried your above code but nothing happened?
Should I just paste your css into the Additional css box in Customize or is there more to the above solution that I am missing?
Thanks

Hi TD_Reece,

Have you received any feedback from your developers yet as I am still unable to prevent Transdirect overriding all of my other shipping settings?
Thanks

Hey bchampagne,

I just found this information and it seemed to work a treat for me.

“Automatic update is unavailable for this plugin” on the Plugins page.

I went to Dashboard -> Updates and tried running the update there, which failed saying the package was not available. I refreshed the Updates page using the “Check Again” button, then went back to the main Plugins page and the notice was gone. I was able to successfully update at that point.

Let me know if this works for you

Thanks Stephjacq, I will check out this plugin. I don’t suppose there is a way to try this plugin before I buy it is there?

Thanks for looking into this Reece.

Its OK. I fixed this issue by using the Advanced Free Shipping Plugin instead of the Free Shipping extension that comes with Woo Commerce. All good.

I fixed this issue by using the Advanced Free Shipping Plugin

Thanks Three sons.
I tried the Table Rates plugin again, but still cannot seem to grasp the thought process required to use it. However, what I have done is used the Shipping Classes as you suggested, with ‘Flat Rate’.
This has worked perfectly, if not a bit tedious to punch in all the data.
I have only one problem now and it really has me stumped.

Because I offer Free Shipping to Metro areas, when the cart is over $500, all that displays in the Cart is the Free Shipping. However, this only seems to work for ‘Simple Products’. Any ‘Variable Product’ I have set up, display as Free Shipping, but also displays the other shipping costs.
In situations where I offer Free Shipping, if a customer spends less than my $500 threshold, the system reverts to the Woo Commerce’Australia Post’ Plugin. Again, if they spend over $500 a ‘Simple Product’ presents correctly with just ‘Free Shipping’, but if I use a ‘Variable Product’ I get ‘Free Shipping’ and the Australia Post options.
For example;

Shipping
Free shipping
Regular / Parcel Post: $41.50
Express Post: $50.40

Why would Variable products be causing this to happen and how can I address it? I cannot understand the relationship that would make this happen.

Thanks again for you help.

• This reply was modified 5 years, 3 months ago by twinstar1.
• This reply was modified 5 years, 3 months ago by twinstar1.

Hi Three Sons,
Yes, I have been agonising over the Table Rates Extension for quite some time, but cannot make any sense of it at all. I have read the documentation but there is nothing in there to explain how to set up pallets. Everything in the Table Rate Documentation seems to be based on Weight and not sizes.

Are there any examples available of how to set up pallets as the current documentation for Table Rates seems extremely un-intuitive and doesn’t explain the true potential of the plugin.

It certainly looks like Table Rate Shipping will do the job, but the way it is set up and the terminology used in the plug in, doesn’t give any clues as to how to use it for my purpose.
Thanks

Thanks Tom.
I will be needing a licence key for my GP as it requires updating. The developer has not given me a licence key, so I will need to purchase it. As it is running a child theme, what is the process? When I purchase the theme from your website, do I also get a licence key which I can add into the Updates field in Appearance > Generatepress?