andreapari

Hi @omarfpg ,
I have yet to develop it ??

Thanks again for your support,
Andrea

Hi @carolm29,
unfortunately our external ERP cannot send us prices including taxes, so we came up with the following solution: setting up a hook that is triggered after a product is saved (through REST APIs called by the ERP). This hook gets the price value, adds the tax percentage to it, and then updates the price field. This way we manage to have the price inclusive of taxes on WooCommerce, even if the price coming from the ERP is not. Do you see any problems with this solution?

Thank your for your support,
Andrea

Hi @carolm29 ,
I already tried to implement several solutions to change the value of the maximum price in the filter, but unfortunately none of them worked.

So what you recommend then, and which seems to be the only solution, is to have the product prices including taxes?

Thank you,
Andrea

Hello @carolm29,
thanks for your feedback. Yes, the store address is set to Italy. Here’s some screenshots:

And here’s a screenshot of the product variation with the highest price of all products:

So the maximum price you should display in the price filter is: 681.967213 * 1.22 = 832€. However, it still doesn’t work: https://ivanavesprini.dandicom.it/bambino/

[EDIT] Note that the issue does not depend on the fact that that variation is out of stock, as another variation of the same product has the same price but is in stock.

• This reply was modified 2 months, 2 weeks ago by andreapari. Reason: Added other infos

Hello @doublezed2 ,
I set up the tax calculation based on the shop base address, but the range values in price filter still doesn’t include the taxes. I have already cleared both WooCommerce and WordPress (WPRocket) caches. So the only solution at this point is to have the product prices including taxes?

Thanks,
Andrea

Hello Zubair,
thank you for your quick answer. I confirm that the products on the website are synced via an external ERP and the prices are Excluding Tax.

Here’s a screenshot of the Tax Options page. “Imposte incluse” in dropdown menus means “Including Tax”:

And here’s a screen of the tax applied:

Hello Shameem,
thank you for your detailed answer.

In the end, I discovered that the issue was due to a JavaScript code used to display the cookie banner. Solved this, the registration form started working again.

Thanks again
Kind regards

• This reply was modified 6 months, 3 weeks ago by andreapari.

Hi Niklas,
thanks for your answer. The parent container for shipping fields is hidden with a simple CSS rule (“display: none”), which is set when user chooses one of local pickup options. Anyway, I noticed that the field “shipping_address_field_2” doesn’t exist on checkout page. Can be this one the reason of the problem?

Regards,
Andrea

• This reply was modified 1 year, 9 months ago by andreapari.

Tutto chiaro, grazie mille!

Buongiorno,
a oltre 3 mesi di distanza il problema risulta ancora presente. Può aiutare un aggiornamento del plugin all’ultima versione?

Buongiorno,
segnalo che purtroppo il problema non è risolto. Il caricamento è ancora molto lento. Dobbiamo fare qualche operazione in particolare?

Same here. I have several custom post types with the “with_front” option set to true, but when I try to edit a CPT it gives me the same error.

Hi kamiltidio,
thank you, this is what I needed!

Greetings,
Andrea

I’ve tried both modes and now, probably after the last plugin update, it works like a charm in both modes. Thank you!

Hello wordpress3cx, thanks for your quick answer!
I’ve checked both browser console and error log, but there are no errors related to this. I will then check if there are some conflicts.