bgWriter11

Thanks Oyadeyi A. Different day…different results.

First I suspected the WordPress upgrade to 5.9 (a practice I will proceed with very cautiously from here on out) was incompatible with current Woocommerce.

I went back to my business sandbox and successfully completed a purchase despite the update.

I then went to client’s sandbox (with a business account virtually set up the same way — no “@business.example.com”) and lo and behold a purchase was granted unto me.

Now to go live…

Hi Maykato,

A decision has been made to go with Flexible Shipping Pro. I can defer variation education for a while longer. Your consideration is much appreciated but no more effort needs to be spent on this. Have a good one!

Thanks Maykato. I’ve been reading for 4 days! ??
Made a short video I hope illustrates the attempt. In addition, when I have gotten it to partially work, I can’t get beyond 1 selected class. Changing it doesn’t update rate. It’s not a desired solution but thought I could use it temporarily until a better one could be purchased or otherwise discovered.

https://youtu.be/pzGhgAp5NRo

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Good Day,

I started trying to configure WP Mail SMTP May 9. I returned May 18 to try and complete the setup and find that I can’t change the authorized redirect URI in configure email settings. I learned that the OAuth has to be moved to production by finding this post. The instructions are still out of sync with the process flow on Google.
The Authorized Redirect URI that is defaulting in the plugin setup –
https://connect.wpmailsmtp.com/google/ – is not accepted in Google API credentials because it has a path.
I will try to reset in production mode but this is a very inauspicious introduction.

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