Basically the title. The client has multiple distribution locations with specific items coming from specific warehouses. They want to calculate shipping based on where the items are coming from specifically. I see the "Per Product Shipping" module but I am not sure that it does quite this. Im hoping to not have to write a custom plugin for this. Does anyone know how to do this out of the box, a module that already does it, or can cofirm thet Per Product Shipping does this already?
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My client has two customer types (enterprises and individuals), he wants to propose different prices regarding the customer type. This customer type should be defined when the customer creates its account. I still haven't found a solution to do this automatically : after account creation depending on whether the customer said he is an enterprise or an individual, I want that the right price is automatically selected. Do you have any idea of how to do this without a manual user role given ?
Before registration, is it possible de display both prices so that the enterprise also knows what it will have to pay if it registered ?
That would be awesome if you have any idea of plugins doing this or how to code this.
Thanks a lot
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I believe you are looking for a what will be called a Wholesale User Plugin. There's a handful of them out there that you could look into. It will allow you to set up multiple user roles with different pricing structures.
I am building out an ecommerce website using WordPress and WooCommerce. I'm able to set up my products and corresponding fees/taxes based on the address entered, but it's during checkout. I will have two locations which could have different inventory, so looking to have the address/zipcode check well before the cart/checkout so that specific products would be shown based on the address/zipcode.
I've searched everything and anything--all I can find is based on geolocation, but the shipping (or delivery) address is what I need to know ahead of time because someone can order from a different location but for delivery within the delivery area serviced.
Thanks in advance!
I have been looking for something similar, but I want to force the customer to put their zip code in before checkout so I can valid their cart for delivery.
I found this plugin:
https://wordpress.org/plugins/woocommerce-check-pincode-zipcode-for-shipping/
I haven't tested it, but it looks like something that could work for what you are doing. It can check stock of product based on a zip code at any given location.
I'm trying to pass in a price into my typeform, and trying to implement a short of a payment flow with Stripe integration. The samples I have seen for this all involve static, hard-coded pricing coming from the Typeform itself; I would like to pass in the price as a hiddenfield parameter and have that be the item that is charged.
However, I am having a lot of trouble seeing examples of how to implement this. Does anyone have any guidance?
I know how to pass in parameters into the form - but how to implement the dynamic pricing based on those parameters seems to be... not possible?
Would love any input. TIA.
Typeform supports natively Stripe payments in their form. It lets you accept payments via credit card easily.
Unfortunately, if you want your price to be dynamic, you can't pass directly it as a parameter of the typeform (called Hidden field).
If your price depends on a calculation, like the number of items, you can use the calculator feature (help center article).
And ask those questions to determine the price to pay.
Here is a simple form to order pizzas at different prices depending on the type.
Here is how it was made on Typeform:
first: Setup a different price per pizza type
second: Update the total price depending on the number entered
Hope it makes sense :)
The plot:
I am working with a Dropshipping company that has an API for providing products, the shipping is calculated this way:
Every product comes with a shipping size ( S,M,L ... ) and for each country this sizes have different fixed prices. I am saving this shipping size in a custom meta.
Example:
France
Size M: 10$
Size L: 15$
Spain
Size M: 15$
Size L: 20$
The problem:
I cannot seem to figure out a way of implementing this into woocommerce. I see that I can setup a flat rate for each country but I cannot implement these different sizes.
If this is not possible with plain Woocommerce, I want to implement something myself with php or I am also open to any official/verified Add-ons.
I figured out this on my own - so apparently I can make a shipping class for each of those sizes ( S, M, L ) and then I can setup Flat Rates by country and shipping class. This was very easy after all, no custom code required.
insert by location rules with multiple locations you can place fees for each location. A different rate can be configured in woocommerce and can also be configured by postal code
You can also use the plugin for handling all this stuff. I figured out this plugin maybe it can help you out. Advanced Flat Rate Shipping Method WooCommerce.
In this plugin you can create your own rules.
Here is the setup.
Customer fills out form of information for product specifications. This creates an entry in the db with a unique detailsID.
They then are taken to a product page, with many variables. They select the variable product and checkout.
Now in the db they have an order as well as a separate table with the details of their request.
What is the best way to connect the product they bought with the detailsID?
I would like to basically pass the detailsID to the product page, then add this detailsID to the product. Or add the orderID back into the details table.
I keep going around whether to add this as meta data, or use a session, or just do post order logic to add the order ID back into the details table.
I really just need to link the two once the order completes but am not sure the best method to do this. I am pretty new to Woocommerce so don't know a lot of the hooks yet.
Thank you so much for your suggestions!
After a lot of research and experimenting here is the method I have decided on. This seems to add the information in a variety of places to make it easy to track orders and to insure that the customer is getting the customized product they want.
add custom data to woocommerce
I am using this method very close to how it is spelled out in this great article. This was really helpful for me being a woocommerce newb.