WP Trio

Hi,

includes (exclusive) will only pass if there is Product X in the cart and nothing else. Includes is better if you want the ruleset to pass when there are other products in the cart also.

That should be all that’s needed. If it’s still not working, please enable the debug mode and check what it says. You can enable it at WooCommerce > Settings > Shipping > Conditions > Debug mode. It should look like this in the checkout: https://wptrio.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/woocommerce-conditional-shipping-debug.png

Closing this now but feel free to reopen if you need any help setting it up. Thanks!

Hi,

Includes will pass when there is one or more of the listed products in the cart but there can be other products as well.

Excludes will pass when there isn’t any of the listed products in the cart.

Includes (exclusive) will pass when there is one or more of the listed products in the cart and nothing else.

All present will pass when all of the listed products are present in the cart. This isn’t used very often but there are some special cases where it might be needed.

The correct one depends on what kind of shipping rules you’re looking for. A couple examples:

Disable regular shipping for freight products
Products – includes – [freight products]
Disable shipping methods – [regular shipping]
Enable shipping methods – [freight shipping]

In this example we want to use includes because if there is even one freight product in the cart, we cannot use regular shipping and have to use freight shipping.

Provide free shipping for Product X
Products – includes (exclusive) – [Product X]
Enable shipping methods – [free shipping]

In this example we want to provide free shipping for Product X. However, if there is anything else in the cart, we cannot provide shipping for free. Includes (exclusive) will work here because it won’t pass if there is anything else in the cart.

There is also a debug mode which can be used to inspect how each condition works in the checkout. You can enable it at WooCommerce > Settings > Shipping > Conditions > Debug mode. After it’s enabled, there should be debug info available in the checkout like this: https://wooelements.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/woocommerce-conditional-shipping-debug.png

Hope this helps! Closing this now but feel free to reopen should you have any questions.

• This reply was modified 3 years, 9 months ago by WP Trio. Reason: formatting

Glad to hear you got it solved!

For others, you can have two zones, one for local postcodes and other for the whole country. However, as WooCommerce finds the first matching zone, you will need duplicate shipping methods in the two zones in order for it to work. That’s all.

Glad to hear you found the culprit and thanks for reporting back!

Hi,

Thank you for the screenshots!

The ruleset looks correct to me, however you will need to enable the Local pickup shipping method which you have disabled right now. Enable shipping methods will disable the shipping method if conditions do not pass but it cannot enable shipping methods if they’re disabled in the shipping method settings (WooCommerce > Settings > Shipping > [shipping zone] > [shipping method]).

There is also a debug mode which can be used to inspect how the rulesets work. You can enable it at WooCommerce > Settings > Shipping > Conditions > Debug mode. Once it’s enabled, you can view the debug info in the checkout like this.

Closing this now but feel free to reopen if you need further help.

Hi,

Syntax error occurs when the other website responds in a non-standard way that cannot be handled correctly. There are a few common reasons why it happens:

• URL is invalid / doesn’t respond – try to visit with your browser and ensure it displays the URL correctly
• Some security / firewall plugin causes the error, such as Defender – disable security plugins temporarily and test again
• Another plugin is causing a conflict which results in an error – check PHP and WordPress error / debug logs
• SSL certificate is invalid – try with valid SSL certificate or disable SSL temporarily
• HTTP basic authentication is enabled which prevents connection – disable any HTTP basic auth
• Multilingual plugin such as WPML or Polylang is redirecting from base path (https://example.com) to language path (https://example.com/en) – try to add language code (e.g. /en) to the URL

When you run the credential check in the settings (WooCommerce > Settings > Stock Sync > Check credentials) and syntax error occurs, the plugin will log the URL, response code and body which sometimes can give hint about the issue. You can view the log in WooCommerce > Status > Logs > woo-stock-sync-exception-x-x-x-xxxxx.log. The log is different from the basic log (WooCommerce > Stock Sync > Log). In this example the reason is 404 error which means that the page couldn’t be found.

If you run the credential check and send contents of the exception log, I can check what could be the issue. Thank you!

Hi,

This is possible in the paid version but please contact us via WPTrio.com about any questions about it as we are not supposed to discuss paid versions here at WordPress.org.

Closing this now but feel free to reopen if you have any questions about WordPress.org version of this plugin.

Hi,

This feature is available in the paid version but since we are not supposed to discuss paid plugins here, please contact us via WPTrio.com if you have any further questions related to it 🙂

Closing this now but feel free to reopen if you have any questions.