bensommer

Okay so I solved this (kinda)

1. On the Cart & Checkout Page: As I thought, I didn’t know WooCommerce well enough, so I changed it so now I have a Shipping Zone USA and whithin that I have 2 Shipping Types, the Free Shipment and a Flat Rate to anywhere else

2. On the Checkout Page I set a custom Javascript that when you click the button it auto fills the address in

Inside my functions.php

add_action( 'woocommerce_before_checkout_form', 'wnd_checkout_message', 10 );

function wnd_checkout_message( ) {
echo ‘<div class=”wnd-checkout-message”><h3>Sending to X? Shipping is free!</h3><button onclick=”changeShippingAddr();”>Click here to ship</button></div><br />
‘;
And then on my actual Checkout Page I have a JavaScript:

<script>
function changeShippingAddr(){
document.getElementById(“shipping_first_name”).value = document.getElementById(“billing_first_name”).value;
document.getElementById(“shipping_last_name”).value = document.getElementById(“billing_last_name”).value;
document.getElementById(“shipping_company”).value = “COMPANY”;
document.getElementById(“shipping_country”).value = “COUNTRY”;
jQuery(‘body’).trigger(‘update_checkout’);
document.getElementById(“shipping_state”).value = “STATE”;
jQuery(‘body’).trigger(‘update_checkout’);
document.getElementById(“shipping_address_1”).value = “ADDR”;
document.getElementById(“shipping_city”).value = “CITY”;
document.getElementById(“shipping_postcode”).value = “ZIP”;
jQuery(‘body’).trigger(‘update_checkout’);
document.getElementById(“select2-shipping_state-container”).innerHTML= “State Name”;
}
</script>

Which essentially sets the Name from Billing to Shipping and inserts a default Address so you don’t need to type it in.

Thanks to all the helped out!