Currently it is showing as ‘ Sri Lankan rupee ??’ .
I want to change it as ‘Rs’ ]]>
I’m wondering why the thousand and decimal separators are not being displayed in the column on the right, even though the separators are set in the currency settings (and are being displayed properly on the right, in Totals). The currency symbol is enabled on the left, I’m adding the screenshots.
I’m using Friefox, but it looks like that on other browsers as well.
I would be very grateful for your support. Thanks!
]]>How can we add the currency symbol to price range filter minimum and maximum fields?
Thx!
]]>Thank you so much for these great products!
]]>- It does not display anything other than the main store currency to the customer, and
- 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?
]]>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)?
]]>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)?
]]>I have website which uses RSD currency. I’ve installed Facebook for WooCommerce plugin, changed my website currency to USD (same as my ad account), finished setting up the plugin and reverted currency back to RSD. (since RSD is not supported currency)
Everything works great, track purchases accurately, ROAS as well – however the most important thing is not being tracked which is Website purchases conversion value (amount of revenue generated by ads).
It works well on plugin version 3.1.2 and it converts RSD to USD and shows Website purchases conversion value in the ad account. The latest version doesn’t do that.
What is weird is that it shows ROAS (return on ad spend), which is calculated by Website purchase conversion value/ad spend. So it knows what the Website purchases conversion value is, it just doesn’t report it in the ad account.
It is very important that the Facebook gets this information because it needs to optimize campaigns, but the currency (RSD) is not being converted to USD and then forwarded to Facebook.
Any idea why this is happening and how I can fix it? ]]>