[Wed Oct 23 12:49:42.627694 2024] [php7:warn] [pid 212852] [client xx.xxx.xxx.x:31966] PHP Warning: A non-numeric value encountered in /var/www/html/wp-content/plugins/canada-post-shipping-for-woocommerce/canada-post-shipping-for-woocommerce-canada-post.php on line 314
Hope this helps you better your code and prevent these endlessly repeating lines in our logs.
]]>I tried a test shipment from my website. Basically from my house to my house and the prices do not match.
The item is 8inx8inx5in and 2 lbs. I am using the free version to test before buying. postal code L2E 1E2.
]]>Just wondering if there was an ETA on an update that includes the increased stamp prices that were put into place on May 6th?
Thanks!
]]>Our website is using USD, when I try to set currency to “United States(US) dollars($)”, I got this error message:
Canada Post requires that the?currency?is set to Canadian Dollars.
Here is the current setting:
Sell to specific countries: Canada, Mexico, United States
Default customer countries: Shop country/region
How can we get USD shipping rate?
Thanks
]]>Hello, I’ve used the Canada Post shipping plugin for about a year now and it’s great. Thank you! I have a couple of small books that can be shipped letter rate for about $5.40 (or so) when I go through the post office. But on my website, the estimate is for about $16.50 or so by parcel post. How do I set letter rate for specific items in my store? Or how do I configure the Canada Post plugin to select letter rate when it is better? One book as an example is 0.360 kg and 21.5 cm x 13.8 cm x 1.5 cm. Thank you!
]]>Hello. May I know if the Canada post plugin supports shipping label printing, if not, how to generate/print the shipping label after the order has been placed and paid the shiipping rate cost which is calculated by Canada post via plugin?
]]>Customers purchase from our website, and we have this plug. The Canada Post options appear to charge the customer almost twice as much than we get charged. I’ve seen the previous thread from a year ago. I have a small markup on shipping to cover for shipping materials. The weights and dimensions on all products are accurate, as well as the shipping box sizes. I’m afraid that we are losing out on sales due to such high shipping rates on the website. If someone could help, that would be amazing!
Thank you!
]]>While working with the latest Woocommerce, your plugin is shown as not being HPOS compliant and is stopping me from testing out the new features related to HPOS. Any idea when/if you will update your plugin so it works with the latest version of Woocommerce (particularly, HPOS)?
]]>Hello,
Does the addon return values in CAD even when the default currency is USD? Is there a currency modifier by chance?
]]>Hello,
The shipping prices listed on Canada Post account doesn’t match with the prices calculated at the checkout on our website. It’s a significant difference.
Example:
1) Website charged $35.67+GST = $37.45
Canada Post charged $25.88 + GST = $27.17 (which is actually correct)
2) Website charged $47.43 + GST = $49.80
Canada Post charged $30.41 + HST = $34.97
Please help ASAP as my customers are suffering this issue a lot and this might reduce my sales.
Thank you
]]>Hello, the shipping prices listed on Canada Post account doesn’t match the prices calculated at the checkout on the website. It’s a significant difference. Example: $3.30 calculation on the website and $13.90 shown (which is much more realistic price) on Canada Post account on Shipments page after a order has been confirmed.
please help.
For now I set up a flat rate on our website till this problem is solved
Miriam
]]>I emailed mike at smallfishanalytics dot com and got a bounceback that the email address doesn’t exist.
“550 5.1.1 The email account that you tried to reach does not exist”
How the weights are applied to the products are not explained.
Alex
]]>[Thu Sep 16 07:42:15.444783 2021] [php7:warn] [pid 5973] [client xx.xx.xx.xxx:30476] PHP Warning: A non-numeric value encountered in /var/www/html/wp-content/plugins/canada-post-shipping-for-woocommerce/canada-post-shipping-for-woocommerce-canada-post.php on line 314
Hope this helps with your development.
]]>We just discovered the plugin does not calculate the oversized surcharge that Canada Post charges for items over 100cm. It calculates a shipping price, but doesn’t factor in the surcharge. Is this feature available but I’m overlooking something?
If not, is there a way to add on a flat rate surge charge in addition to the costs calculated by the plugin (ie. with “shipping classes”)?
Thank you.
]]>Hello,
Are you guys have any major issue on Woocommerce new version ?
Thank you
]]>It was working ok. Now it’s stopped.
When you click on the Sipping link it just returns a “No shipping options were found for” error.
Disabled WordFence and checked the Canada Post customer number and my account on Canada post – all correct.
Updated to 5.1 of the plugin
Sent a few emails but no response – is this still maintained?
]]>I have a site all set up with this plugin and have a new site built that will use the same woocomerce setup. All product related imports are successfully completed into the new site. How can import the canada post plugin settings into the new site? There are multiple shipping settings already complete in the current site and I sure would love top avoid having to do them all again! ??
]]>I am using canada post premium plugin to allow different shipping methods to show up but even if shipping methods are checked it’s not getting reflected on store front. Any idea what can be the issue?
]]>I understand that the free plugin only considers weight and not size. but unless I am missing something this make it completely unreliable for larger sizes.
Say I have a product sized at 40cmx40cmx40cm that weighs around 2kgs – the plugin shows a pricing of $13, while Canada Post shows it as $22.
Thanks for your time.
]]>Hello, thanks for the great plugin and the latest feature about thickness! I noticed a bug in the latest revision. The snail mail letter maximum allowed thickness is 2 cm (and not 0.2!) so the following lines needs to be revised in canada-post-shipping-for-woocommerce-canada-post.php:
if ($dimensions[0] <= 0.2 && $dimensions[1] <= 27 && $dimensions[2]
and also
if ($thickness > 0.2) {
thanks!
Claude
We were trying to activate the plugin on a WordPress Multisite installation with WooCommerce network-activated. The plugin wouldn’t activate, saying it was throwing a fatal error. Nothing was showing up in the error logs or any debugging, though.
On a hunch I commented out the initial check for WooCommerce’s presence, and we were able to activate the plugin.
Further investigation shows that the method to check for WooCommerce’ presence will only work if WooCommerce is activated on a per-site basis. I recommend a change to the code in canada-post-shipping-for-woocommerce.php from
/**
* Check if WooCommerce is active
**/
if ( ! in_array( 'woocommerce/woocommerce.php', apply_filters( 'active_plugins', get_option( 'active_plugins' ) ) ) ) {
exit;
}
to
/**
* Check if WooCommerce is active
**/
if (
! in_array( 'woocommerce/woocommerce.php', apply_filters( 'active_plugins', get_option( 'active_plugins' ) ) ) &&
! is_plugin_active_for_network( 'woocommerce/woocommerce.php' )
) {
exit;
}
Hi,
I found a bug/issue in the latest update where the toggle “Enable this option to turn on letter rate shipping using stamps.” is reversed.
My existing site did not have this option set, but suddenly I found the “Snail Mail/Letter Rate” option started appearing on the checkout page.
I discovered that if you selected the “Enable this option to turn on letter rate shipping using stamps.” checkbox, that removed the shipping option from the checkout page. I currently have that set in order to hide the Snail Mail option for the time-being. Do you have an ETA for the bug patch?
Thanks
]]>Is your plugin compatible with the latest WC 4.8?
The plugin version I have is 303.2.0
]]>Hi, is there a way to account for different size packages?
For instance I can fit 1-3 products in one box size and 4-5 products in another box size. So depending how many they order depends on what box I will ship in which will affect cost.
I am trying to configure my shipping settings so that I can get the Canada Post rates generated, but I am seeing the “snail mail” option show even for items I can’t actually ship that way (in my case these are T-shirts and a “premium” package I sell). The depth is too much for lettermail, my supplier only ships them parcel.
I set up shipping classes in Woocommerce but I can’t figure out a way to adjust options so that lettermail only shows for items with a specific shipping class or I can block that option for things I will only ship by parcel.
Is there something I’m missing? Do I have to upgrade to do this?
I have already added a custom PHP snippet to add a handling fee to cover the tax/fuel surcharge/payment processing fee, so you will see that in the cart.
I have not found something to help me customize a snippet to select if lettermail is only shown for a particular class though and I don’t want to block it for select items that I can actually send by lettermail as long as they are the only items shipped.
]]>Hi, I me and some clients are getting this error when trying to checkout. I believe this works with any product and I am not sure what causes it. Sometimes it shows up, sometimes it doesn’t. This is on google chrome if it matters at all.
How to reproduce:
1) Add a product to cart
2) Checkout
You can try in incognito mode if it doesn’t happen.
Here’s a screenshot of the error https://1drv.ms/u/s!Ar-8QiVU1hlagpx4ORC6FJbainN6_A?e=sYxlpw
Thank
]]>I have added 3 chandeliers from the website and I am getting no shipping options. All of these have weight and dimensions added. If I do them one at a time I get shipping options so why do I not have options for multiple items in the cart?
]]>PHP Warning: A non-numeric value encountered in /var/www/html/wp-content/plugins/canada-post-shipping-for-woocommerce/canada-post-shipping-for-woocommerce-canada-post.php on line 314, referer: https://*****/product-category/8mm/
It’s just a warning. I’m just reporting it, maybe it’s helpful to you and your project.
]]>Hello,
The plugin is connected and everything displays correctly including rates and names, but there is no shipping time to let the user know how long each shipping method would take.
Seems like an easy update since most regular shipping is 3 days, xpresspost is about 2, and priority typically 1 day.
]]>Before the update the prices worked fine.
After the update 2.8.5 there are none shipping options