elainewildash

@firelightwp thanks for your reply and update. I’ll mark the ticket as resolved.

As an example: If a third-party script with the code <script async src='https://www.example-analytics.com/analytics.js'></script> sets a cookie, you can specify its “Script URL Pattern” as example-analytics.com.

Hi @alessio91,

https://www.cookieyes.com/documentation/implement-prior-consent-using-cookieyes/:

If a third-party script with the code <script async src='https://www.example-analytics.com/analytics.js'></script> sets a cookie, you can specify its “Script URL Pattern” as example-analytics.com.

Thanks.

Thank you for all your help with this. You went above and beyond to find a resolution. Much appreciated. (Meant to post this when the issue was resolved).

Hi @shameemreza,

Thanks for your reply and confirmation this issue arose due to the Woocommerce update.

We knew the coding/CSS class had changed as per my previous message. We understand that we will now have to go through all of the sites whether using a page builder or theme or custom coding where the message boxes have styling (other than that as per Woocommerce default). This is what we were pointing out — that the Woocommerce update had affected the message box styling – on ALL sites that custom style these boxes.

It’s just a shame that Woocommerce didn’t include the old CSS class so that so many sites aren’t affected by the update.

Hi @shameemreza,

Thanks for your reply.

The issue is defintely with Woocommerce. The coding/CSS class has changed for message boxes e.g. the code for the success message on the product page after adding the product to the cart has changed from:

https://snipboard.io/4k6qBh.jpg

to

https://snipboard.io/8d3Nwx.jpg

so went from:

https://snipboard.io/kl1Q0z.jpg

to

https://snipboard.io/xQfcSB.jpg

We can see this on other Woocommerce sites where the custom styling has been taken over by the styling set in Woocommerce 8.5.0. This includes sites setup in Generate Press where in the Customising > Woocommerce > Colours > Messages tab colours previously set are now being ignored on the front end.

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Hi @inpsydekrystian,

Thanks. I’ve replied.

Hi @inpsydekrystian,

Not sure if you received my email?

The fees are added on the hook “woocommerce_cart_calculate_fees”, using WC()->cart->add_fee()

Thanks.

Hi @inpsydekrystian,

We have sent through a support ticket to https://paypal.inpsyde.com/docs/request-support/.

Thanks.

@seank123

Yes they are UK postcodes. Thanks for the feedback.

Hi @anastas10s,

I have tried both methods with only Woocommerce and The Storefront theme active.

The first option doesn’t work at all.

The second option displays the notice “A shipping method is required in order to proceed to checkout” at the top of the page and the Checkout button is active but even after entering a Postcode and the shipping rate is displayed when you click on Proceed to Checkout the checkout page says “There are some issues with the items in your basket. Please go back to the basket page and resolve these issues before checking out.”

Neither seem to work but even if option two did work I think it would confuse customers. It would be preferable to have the notice appear at the shipping section and to have the Proceed to Checkout button inactive until a Postcode was entered.

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Thankyou. Much appreciated.

Managed to resolve it. For some reason Metaslider was adding in the default image multiple times even though it wasn’t part of/added to the slideshow.

Setup a new slideshow, and its working correctly now.

@edo888 I understand, thanks.

Thanks @edo888 I appreciate the time you’ve taken to provide the code above.

It’s just a shame that this was changed as it was showing Select Language and then the chosen language once selected from the dropdown before the plugin update.