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@pleazo I’m not sure where is that section shown in your screenshot coming from. Can you share more details about the settings you are editing when that comes up? I don’t think this is part of the core WooCommerce plugin settings, so it might be coming from a third-party plugin you are using.

I notice you mentioned “vendors”, is this from the setup of a vendor plugin you have installed?

@imperialcosmetics Can you share more details about your shipping setup? A screenshot of your configured shipping zones and the methods you have created would help give us a better understanding of what the expectation is.

@bsthp Out of the box there isn’t a setting in WooCommerce to set this kind of restriction on selected products. However, there are a few workarounds I can think to help you achieve a similar setup.

A plugin like Catalog Visibility Options would allow you to disable purchases for a specific product. You could then also use an extension like Product Enquiry Form, which would let you add a contact form in one of the tabs of the product page.

Alternatively, if you’d like to enable Bank Transfer as a payment option only for this product, you can use the core Bank Transfer method, and then use a plugin like Conditional Shipping and Payments to limit the products that this option is available for.

I hope this helps provide some clarity about the different available options.

Thank you for sharing that screencast.

I see the issue and I can confirm that behavior is expected. You have enabled automated taxes on your store. When you enable that option, all the rest of the settings are automatically configured for you. You cannot change the configuration of the other items once you enable automated taxes, because those are the settings used by automated taxes.

So, even if you temporarily disable the automated taxes, the moment you enable them again, those settings will be put back to the default.

If you’d like to use different settings for tax calculation, you will need to disable automated taxes and configure your tax rates manually.

@blinkswp I was unable to look at the product page as it’s currently showing a “Nothing found” error.

It sounds like this might be an issue with the import process, though. If you create a brand new product manually, from the wp-admin dashboard, and add images by uploading them yourself from your computer, does that work correctly?

If it’s only 3 or 4 products presenting the issue, it might be easier to recreate them manually to get around this issue.

We haven’t heard back from you in a while, so I’m going to mark this as resolved – if you have any further questions, you can start a new thread.

@oli_ptslondon Ah, that definitely seems like strange behavior.

So far I have been unable to reproduce. When I try on a site of my own, all dropdowns appear clickable, and the settings are saved accordingly:

Image Link: https://d.pr/i/Wgufaz

Can you show me a screenshot of what that page looks like for you?

@jthairst Can you share more details about your current shipping setup? It sounds like you have implemented some kind of live rate method. That type of shipping calculation isn’t included in WooCommerce out of the box, so I’m thinking you might be using a separate plugin that adds that feature.

Can you specify what shipping methods you have configured within your shipping zones? Where is that $2.92 rate coming from?

@andrewbalt For the “Flat Rate” string, I believe this might be the name that you entered in that shipping method’s title. If that is the case, modifying it will be easy, as you only need to change its title. You can check this from WooCommerce > Settings > Shipping, where you can review the title added to each shipping method within your zone(s).

As for the line about tax, can you show me a screenshot of your tax configuration at WooCommerce > Settings > Tax > Tax Options?

@blinkswp I have a few questions to clarify what you are seeing:

• Is this happening on a single product you uploaded or on multiple items?
• How were these products imported on the site? Did you use the built-in CSV importer or a third-party tool?
• What happens if you manually edit the product and add a new image to to it? Does that work?

Hi @alysa841!

I’d recommend trying out the Product Reviews Pro extension. Among other features, it allows you to accept photos and videos as part of a review.

This is a paid plugin. Note that WooCommerce.com offers a 30-day refund policy, which will allow you to test the extension for a few days to decide if it will work for what you need.

Hi @robg48, it sounds like you are looking to build a catalog of external products. I think WooCommerce would great for something like that, but whether it will work better for you than other alternatives, I think that’s something you’ll want to decide based on your project needs.

This video offers an overview of how an External/Affiliate Product works in Woo:

https://woocommerce.com/videos/woocommerce-external-affiliate-product-overview/

> I can’t find any plugin that imports items from Amazon directly into WC’s product pages

This extension from the WooCommerce.com marketplace seems to add this feature exactly: https://woocommerce.com/products/amazon-product-importer/

WooCommerce.com offers a 30-day refund policy in all their paid plugins, so you can try that out and decide if it will work for what you have in mind.

Han pasado varios días y no hemos recibido respuesta en este hilo, por lo que procederé a marcarlo como resuelto. Si tienes más preguntas, no dudes en abrir un nuevo tema.

We haven’t heard back from you or others on this thread in a while, so I’m going to mark this as resolved – if you have any further questions, you can start a new thread.

We haven’t heard back from you in a while, so I’m going to mark this as resolved – if you have any further questions, you can start a new thread.