Timothy Johnson

Okay, I found out that in my WooCommerce settings, I had nothing set for the My Account Page dropdown. Once I selected the Order History page as that setting, the Saved Cards showed up again and the button links to the right place. But I still have that “manage cards” button showing up for a user that has not ever checked out before (it should be hidden).

Thanks

I went back and replaced with 2.6.12 and here is what I found.

2.6.12 is half-broke
when new user it hides the manage cards for new users (correct)
when returning customer the button shows (correct)
but the button links to the current checkout page instead of Order History page (bad)
and the order history page shows the Saved Cards section (correct)

In searching this out, is there a reason WHY shorthand is not acceptable? I can understand some of the compatibility issues with your host (mentioned above) but it does not seem reasonable that this old standard is favored in light of the much cleaner syntax.

I would also like to know the above, plus if there is a simple way of defining splits in revenue per-product. What I mean is the following:

Product A, 80% of the sale goes to bank account for Client A, 20% comes to the shop owner’s account
Product B, 40% of the sale goes to bank account for Client A, 40% goes to a bank account for Client B, and 20% to the shop owner

You would be better off asking questions on Woo’s site, instead of here.

AFAIK, you can’t do this on a per-product basis. So if you want to disable it for some, and not for others, that is some pretty custom hacking. You still need to collect billing information don’t you?

Using this plugin: https://61extensions.com/shop/woocommerce-checkout-field-manager/

(not my own) I was able to enable and disable core fields, but for collecting payment information, YMMV.