barnabas1

Ok, it’s my theme I guess. Thank you for clarifying. I’m using the Astra theme by the way with their “modern checkout” options in the customizer turned on. Just for reference. I’ll debug the issue myself.

Kind regards,

Barnabas

P.S. About Apple Pay, is that Apple devices on IOS 16 and up, can use apple pay on any browser. But I don’t think Apple Pay can work on windows devices.

Hi @mrclayton,

Thank you for the explanation. Now I understand that this is the default behaviour and it makes sense.

The reason I resolved to css, is because as it is now, the express checkout button displays conditionally based on the device of the user but the payment methods display always regardless of the device. For example, I was using Chrome on Windows and on the checkout page I could see the Google pay express button at the top and down in the payment methods I had the option for Gpay and Apple Pay. Obviously I can’t use Apple Pay though and shouldn’t be there.

I hope this makes sense now.

Best regards,

Barnabas

• This reply was modified 1 year, 12 months ago by barnabas1.

Hello @mrclayton,

Thank you for the information.
I didn’t notice that setting.

Apparently to get approved for the Gpay API you need to have a rectangle button with 4px border radius, no colored border or box shadow. My buttons had a default pill shape, I think it’s related to my theme so now with css I made them square.

Thank you!

Barnabas

Hello,

I just want to also say that when you enable Apple Pay or Google Pay, and you select to show it as an option at the “Top of Checkout”, then Apple Pay and Google Pay, display at the top as an express Checkout option, but also they display again at the bottom, with the other Payment methods, so they actually display twice on the same page, which does not make much sense.

I had to remove Apple Pay and Google Pay from the Payment methods on the checkout screen using CSS. But I believe, the default behaviour based on the plugin is that they should be hidden, judging by this sentence:

“The GPay button is rendered in the express section only and not in payment methods section.”

Please let me know if I’m right for my assumption.

Thank you.

• This reply was modified 1 year, 12 months ago by barnabas1.

@brianmitchtay

Sorry for not replying earlier, it was because it’s not an easy thing to make a transition to the Woocommerce payments, since all the meta fields for the payments will be different from the Stripe payment platform. This creates a series of issues with our accounting workflow, and also for me as I have to modify a number of custom code for creating some extra custom order meta fields that are based on Stripe’s values.

In any case, at least I have my answer now. Thank you for taking the time to clarify this. I appreciate it.

Thank you @prismtechstudios

This is a great solution, it works nicely!

Kind regards,

Barnabas

Hello @vmarko,

Thank you for your explanation. I’ll try the Page Fragment Cache and see how it works.

All the best,

Barnabas

Hi @babylon1999,

I didn’t ask for a custom coding solution, but rather asked if there is a filter that can be used for when the updated checkout experience option is enabled. It’s something related to the documentation of the plugin.

The normal woocommerce filter for filtering payment methods seems to me after trying it out that it does not work with the updated checkout method. At least a documentation link with the list of filters available it would help me.

In any case, thank you for pointing these other communities.

Kind regards,

Barnabas

Hello Igor,

I think my previous question was not very clear. My code example above can work with the filter woocommerce_available_payment_gateways to unset payment methods based on the customer’s billing country, but only when the updated checkout experience is turned off.

I want to keep the Updated checkout experience payment methods enabled, but for example I want the iDEAL payment method to only appear to customers who enter billing country as Netherlands, or the EPS method to appear only to customers who input billing country Austria, or GIRO method for only billing country Germany.

Now as it is, if the currency is EURO, all these payment methods are shown up regardless of the billing country.

Is there a filter that can be used to filter these methods without disabling the updated checkout experience?

Ok, thank you @bsfherman ,

I’ll make the effort and raise a proper ticket then.

Kind regards,

Barnabas

Hi @roxannestoltz ,

I just submitted a support ticket as requested.

Thank you.

Hello @anastas10s,

The updated checkout experience is enabled in my settings. (of course, I cannot disable it as I cannot save the settings).

I tried uninstalling and reinstalling the plugin but the situation is still the same.

Any other option?

Hello Pepe,

I’m following the documentation as you have indicated. The “Error saving settings.” appear at what ever change I try to make in the plugin’s settings, not only when trying to enable test mode.

I have tried again with all the CDN and caching disabled but didn’t have any luck.

Hello,

I’ve tested it and I disabled all plugins apart from 2, WooCommerce and the WooCommerce Stripe gateway. Still settings cannot be saved…

What’s causing this? What else can I try?