ZIP Code ( CEP )

Hi @gauchopbonline,

We have not yet tested Fluid Checkout with the Autocomplete Address for WooCommerce plugin.

Please contact us through our official support channel so we can assist you with this issue:
https://fluidcheckout.com/support/

I’m closing this topic for now.

Best,
Alan.

Hi,

I’m facing the same issue with Autocomplete Address for WooCommerce.

My case is worst, when the ZIP Code is typed the city and state are never being filled. I have tried a different plugin and I have also tried to create my own JS script file with wp_enqueue_script (the script works when I run it on browser console), but fore some reason nothing happens when Fluid checkout plugin is active.

Please, see jQuery code at the url below:

https://paolagiacomelli.com.br/wp-content/themes/wizestore-child/cepfill/cepfill.js

Did you find any solution for this topic?

Thanks

Hi @gauchopbonline & @victorhugommf,

It is unlikely that we’ll add compatibility with the plugin Autocomplete Address for WooCommerce any time soon.

Also, the Autocomplete Address for WooCommerce plugin has not being updated for more than 2 years and does not seem to be actively maintained.

For now, we suggest you purchase our plugin Google Address Autocomplete which has a similar feature to autocomplete the addresses via Brazilian CEP or using the Google Maps API. When completing via CEP, the data source used is the same one used by the plugin Autocomplete Address for WooCommerce.

Best,
Diego.

Hi @victorhugommf, if you still wish to use a custom script, you’ll need to make some adjustments to it.

Fluid Checkout replaces many parts of the checkout page when it gets updated via AJAX calls, that includes the address fields. This behavior is different than the original WooCommerce checkout.

By the time the customer enters the CEP field value, the field on the page has already been replaced.

Your script targets the CEP field that was replaced and is no longer available on the page, hence why the scripts is not running.

You can try capturing the ‘keyup’ event on the entire page and checking if the field that triggered the event matches your criteria. Something along these lines:

jQuery("body").on( 'keyup', "input [name*='postcode ' ]" function () { / / your code } )

I hope this helps.

Best,
Diego.

Hi @gauchopbonline,

We use payment by PIX and Mercado Pago, it keeps loading forever and does not load the payment method. Stay: running and waiting more than 4 minutes

This issue where the payment section keeps loading is probably related to an error while processing requests to update the checkout page parts.

Since this is an error that happens on the server we are unable to evaluate it.

You’ll need to check your PHP error.log or debug.log file on your hosting environment for any error message related to Fluid Checkout.

The location for the PHP error.log or debug.log file depends on your hosting environment configuration and unfortunately, we are unable to send you instructions to locate it. You might need to contact your hosting company to help you locate the correct file.

Once you have the log file, you can open the file in a text editor such as Notepad and search for fluid-checkout inside it.

I hope this helps.

Best,
Diego.

@diegoversiani ,

I stopped using it, since the error that happened!

this week, I have a project from a client that has Flid, and the same problem continues.

I won’t use it until I have a solution to our zip code and payment issues in Brazil.

Google Maps plugin is very bad, it is slow, for mobile even worse ..

@diegoversiani thanks for your tips and advice.

I’ll test it and will come back for a feedback.

Hi @gauchopbonline,

While the Google Maps scripts are quite large, the time it takes to load it does not affect the user experience as much as having to type in multiple fields that can be autocompleted.

With that said, you can choose not to use the Google Maps API and only the autocomplete by CEP field for Brazilian Addresses.

If you have any further questions regarding our Google Address Autocomplete plugin, I kindly ask you to contact us via our official support page.

If you are having issues with payment methods when using Fluid Checkout, please create a new topic/ticket. If you have already created a ticket for that issue, could you point me it?

Best,
Diego.

Hi @victorhugommf,

I just realize now that the code might have a small error. There is an extra spaces around the postcode word in the example code I sent previously. You might want to remove those extra spaces, if the original code does not work.

Here is the code without the extra space.

jQuery("body").on( 'keyup', "input[name*='postcode']" function () { / / your code } );

Best,
Diego.