virtualgeorge

I also tested on a clean install and now see on many pages there is a place on the page that shows “approval status” and this one updates. In another place “payment status” is displayed and is ALWAYS displayed as paid. So this could create confusion for some since it shows a PAID payment status but also a PENDING approval status. Should not show paid for a offline payment opton.

It would be nice if the payment status would also update to show pending & paid or even if there was a way to display the approval status field in place of the payment status field that would be less confusing if it could show anything but PAID initially as it does now. Doesn’t make sense since it is in fact NOT paid?

If you go to the “orders” section, they show the check payment gateway and display the payment status so of course all are automatically displayed as “Paid” even though its an offline payment type so are not yet paid.
thx!

• This reply was modified 1 year, 10 months ago by virtualgeorge.
• This reply was modified 1 year, 10 months ago by virtualgeorge.

I just tried the snippet on a new install and did work so I suppose its a plugin conflict on my site. So I suppose there is an error log that would show the 500 error? I really don’t want to disable all plugins one by one 🙂

People at PayPal know when payments are coming from a Woocommerce store and for many months have been contacting many of my clients that have been using the standard paypal plugin for years without issue and telling them that need to update to this plugin.

The rep from paypal says it works great and to just let them know if there are issues. So far they all had issues and had to revert back to the standard plugin. The reps that recommend the plugin don’t have any issues and Paypal tech support told me they know nothing about the plugins and cannot recommend a plugin that will work consistently.

Now I have clients asking me to just get rid of Paypal and use other payment methods.

You would think that would happen but not the case with the plugin I purchased from Woocommerce.com. Thought I missed a setting somewhere but it was the plugin. The developer was quick to respond and gave me a function to make it work correctly. Apparently, they had changed the default behavior based on what some users had asked for and should have been updated in the documentation.

I should have mentioned that after installing a different ups shipping plugin, my lightweight item(s) decals were charged the correct amount for shipping and didn’t add much at all to the total so left it that way. It be that my packing method was screwed too but all good now 🙂

Flexible shipping.

Ok after screwing around for hours I think this could have been really easy to accomplish 🙂 I only have 2 decals so they are in the “sticker” class.

I created a flat rate for that class for $10.
I created another flat rate for that class of $0.

I use the conditional shipping plugin to hide or show them as needed.
If only decals are in the cart $10 is displayed. $0 option is always hidden but I guess it is still applied to the products from that class?

Before I added the additional flat rate of $0, UPS was adding additional shipping cost if someone added a single decal to the cart. Now, even though I have that flat rate option hidden from view and not a choice, it still does what I want and DOES NOT ADD addtional shipping costs when someone adds any amount of decals to the cart.

That should work right 🙂