Philip Greenwood

We also use this bit of code to show currency symbol

function patricks_currency_symbol( $currency_symbol, $currency ) {

    switch( $currency ) {
        case 'USD':
            $currency_symbol = 'USD $';
            break;
        case 'NZD':
            $currency_symbol = 'NZD $';
            break;
        case 'AUD':
            $currency_symbol = 'AUD $';
            break;
        case 'CAD':
            $currency_symbol = 'CAD $';
            break;
        case 'EUR':
            $currency_symbol = 'EUR €';
            break;   
        case 'GBP':
            $currency_symbol = 'GBP ￡';
            break;           
    }

    return $currency_symbol;

}
add_filter('woocommerce_currency_symbol', 'patricks_currency_symbol', 30, 2);

Is this what you need?
https://pipefurniture.com.au/wp-content/uploads/pinterest-for-woocommerce-BYhW2i.xml

We are in Australia and our currency is set to AUD.
We do offer multi currency option by selection.
The message is on the page that lists as Catalog

1 inch Gal 25mm to Half Inch 15mm Reducing Hex Nipple Fitting M&M Your item’s currency doesn’t match the usual currency for the location where your products are sold or shipped

I do have a multi currency syatem from Aelia and woocommerce is set to AUD by default.

Thanks for that,
It appears that the time zone issue caused the problem.
I had “Melbourne” selected in the WordPress/Settings as time zone and have now selected UTC time +ll to accomodate daylight savings and the dashboard now appears to be working.
It seems the change to daylight savings was the trigger for this not working.
I will check this on other websites but it seems this is the only one affected.

There looks to be and extra “Shop” in the url where the error was caught??

Recovery mode does not seem to work as it times out also.

Ah yes OK.
Thanks

Having been in this situation with both of these plugins I can say that there is no clear way to stop the Woocommerce Payments plugin from interfering with multi currency. If you alter the currency in the backend logged in as admin, the Payments plugin adds this selected currency as the default currency. It does take a lot of effort to sort this out and make sure you don’t get into trouble.

The new version of Payments 2.9.0 seems to have a further problem that is not fixable with orders completely missing data sent to Stripe and back to the website.

My options here are limited since I do need multi currency but the system implimented in “Payments” plugin does not change currency for add-ons, measurement price, and it does not remove local tax for export if prices are shown in the shop as inc.

Best solution is to try to resolve the Muti currency interference from the Payments plugin.

Same problem here but has anyone found a new solution?

It looks like I have the same problem but only for Safari and Firefox. Chrome seems to be unaffected.

Hi,
I was also looking at altering “Invoice” into “Tax Invoice”.
Since we use the website to sell into Australia for local customers and also to export customers, I was wondering how to make Tax Invoice for just local customers.
The translation method only works for the WordPress site as a whole not by customer order country. If I make a translation file for US english then it works.

For Export invoice we are often asked to present as “Commercial Invoice”

Great, fine at the moment but a fix would be good.

Same

I am getting this error also

Well perhaps not. It looks to be linking just to the home page.