amstellodamois

“I’m going to go ahead and close this thread.”
Can you mark it as solved without closing it in case someone in the future comes up with a solution?

In the meantime, I deactivated the shipping for one of the two plugins and used WooCommerce’s classes for these

• This reply was modified 5 years, 3 months ago by amstellodamois.

Both Printful and Printify offer a plugin to automatically fulfill orders. These plugins are also capable of calculating the shipping costs.

I believe each plugin analyse the shipping cart and split it into two categories. The problem is that both plugins do that and get 4 splits for two products (and two fulfillment centers). Then, shipping cost is calculated (by the plugins, still) on every split.

The problem is explained by someone more knowledgeable here: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/53182057/remove-duplicated-shipping-packages-using-a-shipping-class-in-woocommerce
Sadly, I couldn’t make the mentioned solution work. I couldn’t even be sure the solution might work (“the code from my answer will not be useful in your case. I dont have the answer to your question and I can’t help”)

Thanks Amanda!

I’m operating on a very tight budget.

Any chance there’s a free (albeit limited) plug-in that would do it?

Thank you very much, Amanda

I should probably have been clearer.

I don’t think the button is anything special, I’m running the Astra theme in WooCommerce, nothing fancier. I tried [product_page id=”1360″] because it’s a shortcode included here and thought it might work.

My question should have been: How can I link (using a full link with my domain name, a local shortcut, anything) to a product using its ID rather than its slug?
(Reason is I may modify the slug and wouldn’t like to break my links)

EDIT: Upon further research, I discovered I could use ?post_type=product&p=1071. Any word of advice or is that a proper solution?

• This reply was modified 5 years, 3 months ago by amstellodamois.