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Maybe you could add a field in the backend in order for the user to enter and save the API key, and not mess with the code.

It needs an API key. In order to add it you should change the corresponding line in main.php to:

wp_enqueue_script('google-autocomplete', "https://maps.googleapis.com/maps/api/js?v=3&libraries=places&key=MY_API_KEY");

With this it works like a charm!

No worries, I updated my PHP version and is now working great!

I think I found it. In WcTimologio.php change everywhere (4 instances, one for each field) from

'class' => array( 'form-row-wide', 'timologio-hide' ),

to

'class' => array( 'form-row-wide', 'timologio-hide', 'validate-required' ),

I have an update. The Google API has a default language the english language. To change the output you must add your prefered language when you load the api js file. Here is a list of supported languages. For example, to return greek language, in main.php you change the following line:

wp_enqueue_script('google-autocomplete', "https://maps.googleapis.com/maps/api/js?v=3&libraries=places&language=el");

@jerryngm: true, this bug exists, but maybe the state field is unnecessary with this plugin? I thinK I will remove the state field from my checkout forms, cause since the address is autocompleted (and city and postal code as well), the state field seems redundant to me.

@marshall Stevenson: for me it is working for shipping as well. Do you have the latest WordPress and WooCommerce version?

Hi, same problem here. You say that you can bulk edit the wholesale prices, but I cannot do so. I’m in the products page, check the products that I want (they are simple product types), select the edit from WordPress dropdown and press apply (the usual wp process for bulk editing) but cannot see the wholesale price field.

If i click quick edit, I can see it, but this changes only one product at a time.

Solved it! Tested with WPML and string scanning.

1. Open plugin’s backend page and leave message field blank.
2. Open woocommerce_advanced_cod.php and change these lines:

line 555

if(!$extra_charges_msg){$extra_charges_msg = __('COD Charges');}

and line 121

$form_fields['extra_charges_msg'] = array(
'title'			=> __('Message for extra charges','askoracle'),
'type'			=> 'text',
'description'	=> __('Message for extra charges while applied on checkout','askoracle'),
'default'		=> __('COD Charges'),
'desc_tip'		=> '',
);

Solved it! Tested with WPML and string scanning.

1. Open plugin’s backend page and leave message field blank.
2. Open woocommerce_advanced_cod.php and change these lines:

line 555

if(!$extra_charges_msg){$extra_charges_msg = __('COD Charges');}

and line 121

$form_fields['extra_charges_msg'] = array(
'title'			=> __('Message for extra charges','askoracle'),
'type'			=> 'text',
'description'	=> __('Message for extra charges while applied on checkout','askoracle'),
'default'		=> __('COD Charges'),
'desc_tip'		=> '',
);

Same here. Seems that the plugin is incompatible with WPML.

Found it! Just use

if (function_exists('siteorigin_widget_get_plugin_path')) {
   // your code here
}

Excellent @d2.roth! The ‘name’ entry works, without needing to modify the plugin source code!

True! Same here.

Exactly! I hope the developer fixes it, so that it is compatible with the old $cfs->get function.