funkyj4ever

I tested it. Still not working. I did get a calculation. but after choosing which api i want to use google maps. and fill in the key i get the same issue again. I do got a log now. Also i do use WooCommerce Checkout Manager

2026-01-15T18:26:35+00:00Fout Legacy shipping calculation error: API request parameter is empty: destination Aanvullende context{ “data”: { “package”: { “contents”: { “1e80f026cb64ca4ba830bebdfcc5b7eb”: { “addons”: [], “booking”: { “_year”: 2026, “_month”: 1, “_day”: 20, “_persons”: [], “_date”: “2026-1-20”, “date”: “20 januari 2026”, “_time”: “”, “_qty”: 1, “_start_date”: 1768867200, “_end_date”: 1768953599, “_all_day”: 1, “_local_timezone”: “”, “_cost”: 345, “_booking_id”: 38646 }, “key”: “1e80f026cb64ca4ba830bebdfcc5b7eb”, “product_id”: 486, “variation_id”: 0, “variation”: [], “quantity”: 1, “data”: { “availability_rules”: [], “check_in_cart”: true, “confirmed_order_bookings”: [] }, “data_hash”: “70fbd381c354ab9d174c2a17a55bda58”, “line_tax_data”: { “subtotal”: [], “total”: [] }, “line_subtotal”: 345, “line_subtotal_tax”: 0, “line_total”: 345, “line_tax”: 0 } }, “contents_cost”: 345, “applied_coupons”: [], “user”: { “ID”: 1 }, “destination”: { “country”: “NL”, “state”: “”, “postcode”: “”, “city”: “”, “address”: “”, “address_1”: “”, “address_2”: “” }, “cart_subtotal”: “345”, “rates”: [] } } }2026-01-15T18:26:36+00:00Info Using legacy shipping calculation for data version 2.1.0 Aanvullende context{ “data”: { “id”: “wcsdm:9”, “cost”: 0, “label”: “Gratis (4 km)”, “package”: { “contents”: { “1e80f026cb64ca4ba830bebdfcc5b7eb”: { “addons”: [], “booking”: { “_year”: 2026, “_month”: 1, “_day”: 20, “_persons”: [], “_date”: “2026-1-20”, “date”: “20 januari 2026”, “_time”: “”, “_qty”: 1, “_start_date”: 1768867200, “_end_date”: 1768953599, “_all_day”: 1, “_local_timezone”: “”, “_cost”: 345, “_booking_id”: 38646 }, “key”: “1e80f026cb64ca4ba830bebdfcc5b7eb”, “product_id”: 486, “variation_id”: 0, “variation”: [], “quantity”: 1, “data_hash”: “70fbd381c354ab9d174c2a17a55bda58”, “line_tax_data”: { “subtotal”: [], “total”: [] }, “line_subtotal”: 345, “line_subtotal_tax”: 0, “line_total”: 345, “line_tax”: 0, “data”: { “availability_rules”: [], “check_in_cart”: true, “confirmed_order_bookings”: [] } } }, “contents_cost”: 345, “applied_coupons”: [], “user”: { “ID”: 1 }, “destination”: { “country”: “NL”, “state”: “”, “postcode”: “2314 XN”, “city”: “leiden”, “address”: “Kasteellaan 1”, “address_1”: “Kasteellaan 1”, “address_2”: “” }, “cart_subtotal”: “345”, “rates”: [] }, “meta_data”: { “api_response”: { “distance”: 4, “distance_text”: “4 km”, “duration”: 593, “duration_text”: “9 minutes” } } } },

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Which settings do you want to see?

You can see for yourself

https://smoothiesenzo.nl/blog/

I just saw some screenshots on the website and saw the option thanks

@webtoffee So it isn’t really possible to split Google Analytics and google advertisement cookies…

The thing also is when using the cookie scan the scan does categories the cookies in different categories. Like doubleclick cookie advertisement and _gid to analytics cookie.
Both from the google jtag script.

So i dont understand why it is not possible to include or exclude cookies based on categories?

Hi,

Yes that works thx!