Brian T. a11n

Howdy! I’m sorry to hear that several of you are running into this same issue. I’ve set up a local testing site and have not been able to replicate the problem. After purchasing the required product I am then able to purchase the product with the ownership dependency.

If you’re able, can you put together your specific reproduction steps for not having the “Ownership” dependency work (On a clean test site with only WooCommerce and WooCommerce Product Dependencies active) and open an issue in the github repository here to share the steps?

I’m not able to promise that we’ll be able to prioritize a fix for any issue, but the first step in us assessing a fix will be replicating the issue in testing. Thanks for helping us with that!

Howdy!

my company needs to add like 5% fee on checkout due some policy but I don’t want to add it directly to products price, anyways I can do that? like any plugin or built feature I can do it ?

Yes this can be done. The easiest way would be with an extension. On the marketplace at WooCommerce.com there is one called Extra Fees For WooCommerce which enables setting up extra fees like this in the settings.

If you’re inclined to try a code snippet we have one in our documentation that you can customize to achieve this as well. (https://woocommerce.com/document/add-a-surcharge-to-cart-and-checkout-uses-fees-api/)

Hello @katsushi-kawamori,

I wanted to update you that I’ve gone ahead and taken your suggestion and opened an enhancement request on Github for it.

If the developers have clarifying questions about your request as they’re reviewing it, they may ask those directly on Github. I suggest creating a free Github account and subscribing to the issue so that you can follow along and participate in any discussion.

Thanks for sharing your suggestion!

Hello @trgfineart,

Thanks for sharing your experience so that it can benefit others. I’m glad you were able to get it working as you need. Including with the REST API.

Going forward please be sure to open a new support topic for your inquiry. when you have one, so that others can find the thread in a search, and so we can reply more efficiently.

Thanks!

Hello Barnabas,

Thanks very much for clarifying this for us, we’ve just had some discussion with the developers and I want to share some relevant details with you.

As far as we’re aware there is indeed currently no dynamic way to filter UPE payment methods on the fly. There likewise aren’t any plans to introduce a new filter to do this.

However in the WooCommerce Payments gateway we are working to make this possible.

We’ve just released a “split” implementation of the UPE in the 5.5 version of the WooCommerce Payments plugin. In this implementation the UPE payment methods will all be split into their own separate payment gateways, which?would?allow you to filter payment methods by using the?woocommerce_available_payment_gateways?hook.

We are currently rolling out this new version of the UPE gradually, by offering it initially only to new WooCommerce Payments/UPE users, but there is a path for existing WooCommerce Payments stores with the UPE enabled to also try out this new implementation of the UPE, by disabling and re-enabling the “new checkout experience” in WCPay 5.5. Though, be wary that for now this new UPE is still essentially in beta, so while I’d love to recommend this path, I can’t promise that it won’t come with some risks to existing functionality.

I’ve checked and confirmed with the development team that for now we have no plans in place to integrate this Split UPE functionality into our Stripe payment gateway.

I hope this helps.

Update: I deactivated my plugins and the updated style.css file was served. Put all the plugins back into the folder one by one. after they were all back, I made another update and it didn’t go through. Must be a plugin. Now to narrow it down..

now fonts aren’t loading in firefox though, so strange.

I thought I had read all the FAQs, apparently not. Very helpful. I’m trying some things listed there.

added .tablepress to my selectors

.tablepress-id-dayrates table {
	border: none;
	max-width: 50%;
}

.tablepress td {
	border: none;
}

.tablepress-id-dayrates thead {
	color: #a9a7ac;
	background-color: #231f20;
	border-radius: 20%;
}

Only the color in thead changed. Any ideas?

sample of the code I was trying to implement, no selectors I’ve tried work.

table  {border: none;
           max-width: 50%; }
    td {border: none;}
    thead {color: #a9a7ac;
          background-color: #231f20;
          border-radius: 20%;
}

Should mention, no error messages after changing WP_DEBUG to true