Hello! How to implement such a function, so that the currency during checkout is selected depending on the payment method.

For example, if stripe payment method is selected, then the currency is changed to usd
And if, for example, selected payment method tbank (one of the Russian leading banks), the currency would immediately change to rubles.

Wordfence and Patchstack have published a security vulnerability for this plugin: https://www.wordfence.com/threat-intel/vulnerabilities/wordpress-plugins/woo-multi-currency/curcy-223-reflected-cross-site-scripting

Please can you provide an update that fixes this ASAP?

I purchased Premium, but the currency rates are no longer updated.
I would like to renew, but I only have two options:

• Make a new purchase
• Extend support for 6 months

Support is just support, right?
How can I renew the plugin’s Premium features so that I can use them?

Hi,
I’ve noticed the following PHP error:

notice: session_start(): Ignoring session_start() because a session is already active
woocommerce-multi-currency/includes/data.php:1513session_start()

Hello,

I have installed your currency converter and configure it to the best of my ability in which all is working fine on the actual website.

I currently require only two currencies to display, GBP & EUR as seen here https://i.gyazo.com/2c02f3f1d4b87d6ef442cb20d99e65f3.png However, as I use the Woo App quite frequently to generate a custom link for manual orders, it is now displaying the US dollar symbol in the Woo App even though I don’t have this currency set up as seen above. And the default currency should be GBP.

Your plug-in is overriding the original default currency which in my case is GBP, but displaying it in a complete different currency on the Woo App.

Some help on this would be most appreciated..

Kind regards

We have CURCY – WooCommerce Multi Currency Premium set up on our woo store. When the plugin is enabled, the Stripe payment option disappears from checkout. Does your plugin have a conflict with it or something? We’ve actually had the same issue with MakeCommerce payment option.

Is it possible to use this plugin such:

1. It does not display anything other than the main store currency to the customer, and
2. Admins can create or modify pending orders to a new currency in the backend

Consider an example: company is based in the US. Store currency is set to USD. Most of their customers are in the US and pay with USD.

But the company receives a rare order in the EU, and customer requests an invoice and payment in their local currency. For this ad-hoc case, it would be a useful feature to this plugin to be able to manually change an order’s currency on an individual basis, without exposing this to the customers browsing the website.

Does this plugin permit the admin to change the currency of a specific order, without making multi-currency features visible to other customers?

Is there any way to automatically fetch currency exchange rates with this plugin on a wordpress server with WP_HTTP_BLOCK_EXTERNAL enabled?

For security reasons, our woocommerce shop’s server has been hardened with a firewall that blocks the web server from being able to initiate connections through the OUTPUT chain. This makes it so the web server can serve requests; it cannot initiate requests.

Basically what I’d like to do is write a system-level cron job that automatically fetches currency data and writes it to a file somewhere that’s accessible to the wordpress website.

Does this plugin support a way to automatically import currency data from a file on a recurring basis (eg every hour)?

• This topic was modified 2 weeks ago by maltfield.

Hi

My shop is set to use GBP default, but in WooCommerce App (Android) if I make a manual order from the app the currency is in USD. Under “Location”, I am using “Auto select currency” using “Woocommerce Geolocation” and countries are set to the appropriate currencies with GBP set as default via the checkbox. I suspect this is perhaps due to WooCommerce App maybe looking like a bot, based in USA so in “General” I have tried various settings in “Bot Currency” (GBP, Default Currency, Not Set). Manual orders are still made in USD. If I disable CURY, then manual orders are correct and in GBP as per my WooCommerce settings.

Please advise how I can ensure the Woocommerce App new manual orders are in GBP ??

Many thank!

I need to convert my local currency to USD using fixed price with final goal is to be eligible for Paypal method (which does not support my local currency). But I dont know how it works.

I removed the plugin but still there are many requests on my server like ?wmc-currency=USD or other random currencies, how can I remove any traces of the plugin in the database?

With the free plugin active the order page has a critical error. It doesn’t matter if there are orders or not (happens on add order page). I added some code to the plugin to fix this, but it’s a temp haphazard fix.

WordPress up to date and PHP is 8.1

Error message: Uncaught Error: Call to a member function get_currency() on bool in /wp-content/plugins/woo-multi-currency/admin/order.php:81

if ( $order && is_a( $order, ‘WC_Order’ ) ) {

// Safely call the get_currency method

$order_currency = $order->get_currency();

} else {

// Handle the case where the order is not valid

$order_currency = ‘Default Currency’; // Fallback or handle as needed

}

Edit, i traced it back to line 42 when $screen is created:

$screen = class_exists( ‘\Automattic\WooCommerce\Internal\DataStores\Orders\CustomOrdersTableController’ )

? wc_get_page_screen_id( ‘shop-order’ )

: ‘shop_order’;

• This topic was modified 1 month ago by chadpure.
• This topic was modified 1 month ago by chadpure.

Hey!

With version 2.2.3 (Free Version) I was having on a website load times of 8 to 12 seconds for the categories page with product with a lot of variations.

I actually ended up pinpointing the performance bottleneck on the following function: get_woocommerce_variation_prices from the prices.php file. I’m not using fixed prices, but nonetheless this line:

$wc_variation_product = wc_get_product( $key );

Is running before the if ( $fixed_price ) although the variable is only used if $fixed_price = true which in my case, was not. Just moving this variable definition to inside the if block when $fixed_price = true reduced my load times from 8/12 seconds to 1/2 seconds, fixing my problem.

Do you think it would be possible to implement this on a next version? That would be awesome. Let me know if I can help with anything.

Hi

I have two payment gateways. paypal and Payfast. Payfast does not accept payments in $, therefor added Paypal. However paypal is not displaying once I switch currency. I just get an error message “There are no payment methods available. This may be an error on our side. Please contact us if you need any help placing your order.”

Hi Support

I am currently running this plugin with litespeed cache. JS is enabled to covnert currency so no query string is attached at the end of product url. Question is, why can’t litespeed cache prefetch and cache the products.

This is what the product url looks like with js enabled.

1. For US dollars: https://www.abc.com/productA/

2. For AUS dollars: https://www.abc.com/productA/

Both url looks the exact the same but link 1 is cached but link 2 is not when it is dispalying AUS dollars. How do I get them both to cache?

I manage to do so under “Use cache plugin > ajax” but the site loads incredibly long with 7 seconds of loading time on admin-ajax.php

If I use json instead of ajax, it loads faster but litespeed cannot cache other currency.

Hello,

I’m taking the liberty of contacting you today, as I’m encountering a problem on a customer’s site (https://www.maison-alcee.com/).

This site uses the DIVI theme and several extensions, including CURCY – Multi Currency for WooCommerce and NitroPack.
The aim is to display, for example, the price of the Persée Azur product (https://www.maison-alcee.com/produit/persee/#azur) at €7,500 ex. tax for users in France and other countries, except for users based in the USA, where the price should be $8,900 ex. tax.

The current problem is as follows:
I’m based in France, but the product price is displayed in $ when it should be in €.

Here’s the configuration on the CURRENCY plugin:

Here’s the configuration set up on WooCommerce for geolocation:

Here’s an example of the product price configuration:

Do you have any suggestions or avenues to explore to solve this rather urgent problem?

wmc_currency is showing perfectly in Cart page, but the product price is not showing the right one.
It is showing only the default currency.

• This topic was modified 1 month, 1 week ago by moumitadwg.

Hi, I’m getting a lot of php deprecated messages in the log.

PHP Deprecated: Implicit conversion from float 12.039499999999999 to int loses precision in /wp-content/plugins/woocommerce-multi-currency/frontend/price.php on line 977

The same with lines: 958, 960, 1017, 1018

Could you check it?

Kind regards

Hi,

I’m testing your plugin, but unfortunately, it’s not compatible with a plugin I’m using: WooCommerce Tiered Price Table by U2Code. Would you consider developing the compatibility?

Hello,

On the free version, I set :

-currencies : CHF and EUR

-currency by country to “yes” then CHF = Switzerland, EUR = all other countries except Switzerland

-Geo api = woocommerce (max mind is set)

When I go to the product, add it to cart, the currency is EUR. On the checkout page, when I switch from France to Switzerland the currency remains EUR / does not switch to CHF.

Can you tell me how to fix this issue?

Thank you!

Hello

On the free version of the plugin, I set CHF and EUR as currencies (CHF as default), rate + exchange fee to 1 for both of the currencies. I have set fixed price to yes, autodetect to auto select currency, geo API woocommerce (I have configured maxmind geolocalization API in woocommerce settings) and currency by country to yes.

For CHF I have choosen Switzerland and for EUR I clicked on the “select all” button then I removed Switzerland

I have also set VAT rates to 20% for France and 8,1 for Switzerland. I have created a product and set the price to 119CHF and 120€

When I go to the product page using a Swiss IP (VPN), the price is 119CHF. No problem. When I go to the product page with my french internet connection, it shows 111,01€

VAT is not calculated properly. Can you tell me how to fix this issue?

Thank you

Hi,

I’m using fixed prices and the additional currency is not being synced between different language versions of the same product. Regular price gets synced correctly. Do you have a hook I could apply to keep the curcy prices keep in sync between language versions?

Regards

Hello,

The description of the plugin says “Plugin works based on WooCommerce 7.x plugin.”

Does the plugin work with Woocommerce 9?

Thank you!

• This topic was modified 1 month, 3 weeks ago by makinero.

Hi Support

Is there anyway to enable a close button when currency bar is enabled under mobile device. Currently, when you click on the currency bar, a popup comes out, you must choose a currency other than the default one. If not, the popup cannot be removed.

Hello,

I am currently using a plugin that allows me to display some products in the default currency, and others in a different currency within my WooCommerce store. However, I’m experiencing compatibility issues with the “Product Catalog Feed by PixelYourSite” plugin, which I use to create data feeds for advertising campaigns.

I noticed that the settings in Product Catalog Feed by PixelYourSite mention compatibility with your plugin. Before making any changes, I’d like to confirm if your plugin supports the functionality I need, specifically the ability to display most of my products in the default WooCommerce currency, while displaying some in a different currency within the same store.

Thank you for your assistance!

I have added plugin and added currency options but no change in price.
https://prnt.sc/iycWU9dqXi-f

Hello,
I’m displaying the prices of my products in USD and TND, and for certain products (simple products), the regular price is not displaying at all, while the discount price is displayed correctly, the prices in USD though are displayed correctly, regular and with discount. This issue is inconsistent and only affects some products, not all of them.

Hi, we’re having lots of checkout issues since installing the plugin. In our error logs we’re getting messages that the price changed during checkout. Could someone look into this for us? (It’s pro version)

Hi, could you please update the currency for Zimbabwe from ZWL to ZiG the currency was changed several months ago.

Hi I am using the free version of the plugin and I have checked the box for caching as I’m using wp-rocket. My problem is that on the product page the price is not changing, its fine when you get to the cart but the currency is not changing on the product page. I clear cache and tested in different browsers but all are the same. Can you help please?

thanks

Breda