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Please try to enlarge in your “php.ini” file of your server (or ask to your server provider) the following PHP variables: post_max_size and upload_max_filesize

You could try to set something like “20MB” or “50MB”

Could you please write what are the steps you’re trying to upload the Excel file?

We need to know it to reproduce the problem.

Yes, that’s right, the plugin is not full compatible with variable products,because they do the same thing but in a different way.

For example it’s possible to move all the WooCommerce variable fields to WooPrice Calculator.

WooCommerce variable products use a fixed way to calculate the price, instead WooPrice can use formulas to calculate the price.

I think that the problem is just there, in the functions.php as no other problems have been reported using the existing WooCommerce currencies.

Could you check if the file “functions.php” is saved using the UTF-8 encoding?

I think there are some encoding ploblems in your file functions.php.

Are you using the last version of the plugin? (Which is 2.4.1)

Hi,

you can find the change log to the documentation site : documentation. If you will have further question just write to the support, there is a chat online too.

Hello,
That’s an odd thing.
But we would like to help you with your issue.
Could you write us here for more details?

Hello

Could your try to install the plugin again?
Follow these steps to install WooPrice Calculator for WordPress:

1. Check if your WordPress website has proper permissions/ownership of folders and files. For more information click here
2. Install WooCommerce: Read the instructions how to install it here
3. Download the latest version of the WooPrice Calculator plugin
4. Go to “Plugins > Add new” in your WP-admin website
5. Click on “Upload Plugin” then click on “Browse…” and select the file you’ve just downloaded
6. After the plugin has been installed, click on “Activate” and the calculator will be installed successfully
7. Check if you have proper permissions/ownership of the folders and files inside “/wp-content/plugins/woo-price-calculator”
8. Check if you have disabled the WP_DEBUG by setting define( ‘WP_DEBUG’, false ); in your “/wp-config.php”

After that follow the instructions:

1. Go to “Plugins > Add new” in your WP-admin website
2. Click on “Upload Plugin” then click on “Browse…” and select the file you’ve just downloaded
3. After the plugin has been installed, click on “Activate” and the calculator will be installed successfully
4. Check if you have proper permissions/ownership of the folders and files inside “/wp-content/plugins/woo-price-calculator”

Let me know if this solves your issue.