I am adding drop ship locations to woocommerce checkout. I was able to add wp store locator plugin to the checkout page. I don't know how to make the selected store details to populate the shipping address in checkout page. I am new to editing wordpress using php. Please explain in detail
Try using the Local Pickup Plus plugin. With this plugin, the user can select a store location from the Cart / Checkout page. You can then adjust the verbiage on these pages to replace Pickup with Drop Shipping. Not the perfect solution and might not work in your situation but as a non-coder it may be worth a try.
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My website is using WooCommerce (Version 6.0.1) without shipping extensions as all physical products will be picked up locally or shipped within only one region, but now I want to add an e-ticket product, no shipping required, using this event ticket plugin (Version 1.1.1; Pro Version Version 1.0.7).
I created a product category named Events for the tickets and hid all shipping options for this category using this method
I have found here, and although it's working perfectly in hiding the shipping options, when I checkout I can't proceed and instead will get the following message:
No shipping method has been selected. Please double check your address, or contact us if you need any help
I'm currently setting local pickup as the only shipping option for tickets by using the aforementioned code then setting the shipping id to display:none in Additional CSS, but that isn't really what I want, especially since it will also hide the shipping options for physical products.
I have read through lots of posts here but they either only hide some of the shipping options or they just suggest the use of extensions. It'd be great if I don't have to buy a WooCommerce extension to manage shipping per product. Is there's anyway to add/eddit another function in functions.php or WooCommerce plugin file to do that? Or some way to use that line of CSS conditionally? As far as I know, CCS doesn't have if statements, and I am not sure how I can do that in php. Any help on how to disable shipping for a particular product/category so that no shipping option needs to be be selected or on how to hide shipping method on Cart and Checkout page for a particular product/category should be much appreciated, thank you.
I am having very specific task that needs to be implemented. I have to import specific orders from one OpenCart shop to another WooCommerce shop. The reason we're doing this is because in the woocommerce shop there are some functionalities that we don't want to implement on the OC and we just want to use the WooCommerce.
One of the options i thought about was to get the orders from the database directly / they are using the same server so that's easy to access /, but I run into an issue trying to pass the Shipping method ( because it comes from the checkout and shows a form in the backend that we need ).
So I am thinking of another way to simulate the process through the WooCommerce REST API, but I am not sure from where to start.. Have someone worked on similar thing, I would appreciate if I get some guidance.
Thanks in advance!!
While I am using the WooCommerce, I have got stuck in the Checkout page. I researched on these link and found many useful things help me to customize the page a lot:
Customize the text “Total” in WooCommerce checkout page
Customizing checkout fields using actions and filters
WooCommerce Customizer
However, I am still getting stuck in these fields.
If someone know how to customize the text (free plugin, php code), please let me know.
The Shipping methods labels can be directly renamed for each Shipping zone just in WooCommerce settings > Shipping:
"Edit" the Shipping zone, then "Edit" each Shipping method renaming the Label as you like:
Samething For the Payment methods: Go to WooCommerce settings > Checkout:
Select the Payment method to edit in the available tabs.
So no need of coding or plugins… The only thing is that the shipping lables changes will be also in cart page if they are enabled for it.
I'm working on a storefront that sells bundled products, sort of like build-your-own-PCs.
Once the customer has selected their desired options, I'd like them to also give a (nick)name to the product before adding it to their cart. This would be a standard text field purely for the customer's reference.
This field will be displayed in the cart, during checkout, and in the order details once the order is submitted.
What is the best/proper way to implement this user-editable product field?
I had thought Custom Options would be best, however it states that a "Bundle with dynamic pricing cannot include custom defined options. Options will not be saved."
As I'm aware Magento doesn't have any built in way to implement this. You're options would be to find a third party extension or write a custom module.
I found and implemented the workaround shown here: http://amirshakya.wordpress.com/2012/07/08/custom-options-on-a-bundle-product-in-dynamic-pricing/ It essentially disables the warning and enforcement of that rule.
Yes, I realize this is a bit of a hack, but it works great because:
The custom option doesn't need to affect the price (which is why Magento blocks it I think)
It will show both the bundle options and the custom nickname option on the page
User selections will be saved for both
i need WordPress shopping cart function with or without any pluggins. When a registered user click the add to cart button on the normal post, it needs to go to shopping cart. The checkout function should not have the shipping and payment gateways as the user click the check out button he should recieve the mail for order confirmation with the permalinks of the post bought by him, meanwhile the post permalinks has to be saved in data base which can be viewed by the user later. Admin should recieve the mail for perchasing order.
Perhaps you can use this plugin. Its a wordpress e commerce plugin and should take care of all the things you have mentioned.
Salman, Try WP e-Commerce one of my favorite and o.s plugin
For more http://sixrevisions.com/wordpress/top-5-excellent-e-commerce-plugins-for-wordpress/
If you really need a simple cart other than Wordpress integrated plugin, you can go for OpenCart, which was easily administrate and user friendly with analytics and so on...
Please see my answer to similar question here.
In addition - the WP Order Cart plugin does not save orders to database, it only sends the order email to both buyer and seller - this functionality is still in development.