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Hi Justus,

Shaun submitted the bug report, and the response on July 13th was “I am giving this issue a high priority. We’re going to work on this bug as soon as possible” – but nothing after that. As far as I know, it hasn’t been fixed.

I’m not familiar myself with getting the shipping details, but would it work for you this way?

(1) Is the shipping class Germany?
(2) If so, do any products in the cart have the Product B Clothing shipping class, meaning they can’t be shipped to Germany?
(3) If so, this cart can’t be shipped, so return no rates.

If I’m missing something, or you need it to work flexibly rather than with a hard-coded shipping class, then maybe someone else can help?

add_filter('woocommerce_package_rates', 'fix_woocommerce_package_rates', 200, 2);
function fix_woocommerce_package_rates($rates, $package) {
	if(!WC()->cart->is_empty()) {
		$country = WC()->customer->get_shipping_country();
		
		//	Only make the check if shipping country is Germany, else it doesn't matter
		if($country == 'DE') {
			
			//	Check all products in the cart - if at least one can't be shipped to Germany, then the order can't be shipped, so return no rates
			foreach(WC()->cart->get_cart() as $cart_item) {
				$class = $cart_item['data']->get_shipping_class();
				if($class = 'no-ship-to-germany') {
					return [];
				}
			}
		}
		
	}
	return $rates;
}

Hi Shaun,

Ok, thanks for the reply, we’ll have to look into other ways to do it.

It sounds like a bug to me?

Just thought I might as well provide a couple more screenshots just in case.

Shipping zones – https://snipboard.io/CmcRDg.jpg
(Free Shipping in both requires “a valid free shipping coupon”)

Local (first shipping zone), flat rate – https://snipboard.io/iZEsug.jpg

Hi Shaun,

Yes, the Local zone is at the top of the list, then the National zone.

Your second paragraph is exactly the way we have it set up.

I’ll give a few example scenarios:

(1) Cart contains only a “national” product, i.e. available for delivery anywhere across the country. (a) Customer enters a local postcode: shipping is 3.95. (b) Customer enters a postcode further away: shipping is 5.95. This all works correctly with the current setup.

(2) Cart contains only a “local” product, i.e. available for delivery to the local area only. (a) Customer enters a local postcode: shipping is 3.95. (b) Customer enters a postcode further away: checkout says “no methods available”. This all works correctly with the current setup.

(3) Cart contains a “local” product and a “national” product, i.e. we cannot ship the entire basket to an address outside the local area. (a) Customer enters a local postcode: shipping is 3.95. (b) Customer enters a postcode further away: checkout should say “no methods available”, but instead says shipping is 5.95. This is the part we’re struggling to set up.