WP Trio

Closing this now due to inactivity but please re-open if the issue persists.

Thanks for checking!

Basically the plugin visits https://yoursite.com/wp-json/wc/v2/stock-sync-exists and if that returns 404, it assumes Stock Sync is not installed as the plugin defines that endpoint. If the endpoint returns 401 (access denied without API credentials) or 200 (access OK, you have provided credentials) then the check is OK.

Here’s how it should look if it works: https://wooelements.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/04/stock-sync-works.png

And like this if it doesn’t: https://wooelements.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/04/stock-sync-error.png

Another reason for the 404 issue might be multilingual plugins such as WPML or Polylang which might alter URL structure. For example, there might be a language code before /wp-json in which case you will need to add the language code to the URL.

Hi,

Unfortunately the plugin doesn’t support custom checkout fields. There are a lot of ways to implement custom fields to the checkout and this variety makes it hard to develop a reliable system of hooking into them in Conditional Payments.

Depending how you’ve added custom fields to the checkout, it could be possible to utilize WooCommerce woocommerce_available_payment_gateways hook. It’s the same hook as Conditional Payments uses to filter payment methods.

Hi,

Thank you for your message!

Some 3rd party shipping methods cannot be used by default as they don’t utilize WooCommerce shipping zones. However, there is a small helper plugin which allows you to use them. Please see here for further instructions: https://wooelements.com/guide/conditional-payments-pro-documentation/#elementor-toc__heading-anchor-3. The instructions are for Pro but apply to Free nonetheless.

• This reply was modified 5 years, 4 months ago by WP Trio. Reason: typo

Hi,

There are conditions for measurements as well as shipping classes which could work in this case. However, depending on the amount of different charges, it can get complex.

If you can share the table I can advice if it’s possible. Please send it through WooElements.com ticket as support for paid versions cannot be provided here.

Hi there,

Custom no shipping message will only appear if shipping is not available, i.e. all shipping methods have been disabled. If you would like to display message even if there are other shipping methods available, “Set shipping notice” action should work.

If “no shipping message” is not showing even if you have disabled all shipping methods then it could be a conflict with another plugin. For solving this I would need more details.

If you need further help, please send a support ticket through WooElements.com as this functionality is only available in Pro version. As per WordPress guidelines support for paid versions cannot be provided here.

Thank you!

This is possible but would need a little workaround for USPS rates. If USPS calculates rates based on product weight and / or measurements, you would need to set them to 0 for flat rate products. This will exclude flat rate items from USPS rates.

Then you can set flat rate to be added to USPS rates with the following ruleset:

Shipping classes – includes – [your flat rate shipping class]
Increase shipping method price – [USPS methods] – [your flat rate amount]

Additionally you will need to disable USPS when there is only flat rate items in the cart:

Shipping classes – includes (exclusive) – [your flat rate shipping class]
Disable shipping methods – [USPS methods]
Enable shipping methods – [your flat rate method]

So you would have either USPS or Flat Rate as a shipping method in the checkout. USPS would have flat rate added to the prices if there are any flat rate products in the cart.

Hi,

I’m afraid not. Perfect Brands for WooCommerce seems to use custom taxonomies which Conditional Payments Free or Pro don’t support. If you can use categories instead of Perfect Brands, in that case it would work.