Thomas

Hi @tygalive

Thank you and cheers!

hi @leap13support,

Thank you for you response. I had an implemented a fix.

Cheers!

Hi @diana_burduja

I copied it to the WooCommerce folder in the child theme directory – which was named astra-child since I am using Astra theme. (I am thinking it loud if I should put it on parent theme or child theme while I type this.)

See screenshot below. I created a woocommerce folder and then copied the form-billing.php there.

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Screenshot – of child theme directory

Cheers!

• This reply was modified 3 years, 8 months ago by Thomas.

Thanks Diana,

I did the steps as instructed.

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I copied the template or form-billing.php to my child theme.

Keeping note of this

Edit files in an upgrade-safe way using overrides. Copy the template into a directory within your theme named /woocommerce keeping the same file structure but removing the /templates/ subdirectory.

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Then, changed the text under h3 tag to something like below

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Cleared the cache, but I still see Billing & Shipping.

• This reply was modified 3 years, 8 months ago by Thomas.

Hi @kushatnt

Ok after some further checking, I found the issue. I had a type for the website I am using. Now the API is connecting.

* You need to add your domain to Google map API Referrer list.

However, I need to map the autocomplete for the Billing Address which has a checkout field name of billing_address_1. So I put billing_address_1.

see screenshot

However, it is creating another checkout field instead of mapping the autocomplete the Billing Address (billing_address__1).

See Screenshot

Let me know if I missed a step because in my understanding it should map on the billing_address_1 which is the default checkout field for my Billing Delivery field.

Hi @kushatnt

It says on the documentation that you will need MAPS Javascript API and Places API, so I generated both API Keys

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After I have the MAPS Javascripts (unless I am missing a step), I placed it on the plugin settings as per instruction from the documentation.

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So the next step is to verify API key, however, this is the part that I am experiencing an issue with. I am getting a javascript console error, thus the field is inaccessible and does not return a Google Address as indicated in the documentation. Would you have an idea why this is happening?

Documentation Screenshot

Cheers and thank you in advance for your assistance on this matter.

For your reference,

I have enabled Maps Javascript API

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and also Places API

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• This reply was modified 3 years, 8 months ago by Thomas.
• This reply was modified 3 years, 8 months ago by Thomas.

Hi @leap13support

Pardon my late reply. I will implement the custom CSS code. Thank you for that! I would like to know if this is a widget-related bug or? Because I have several modal pop-ups on my websites and I have to manually fix each one via CSS because I can’t change the font size on the “style tab” or at least it was not working/displaying properly.

However, if I change the font size using Elementor’s Global Font, the font size actually changes e.g. if I have defined it to 18 px – it actually works, however, if I change it manually from 18px to something like 20px, it is not working.

Is this something you can look and examine at the core code of the widget if it has something to do with the “Global Font” feature of Elementor causing conflicts or something like that (if I’m making sense).

Cheers and have a great weekend!

• This reply was modified 3 years, 8 months ago by Thomas.
• This reply was modified 3 years, 8 months ago by Thomas.

Hi @tygalive

Thank you as well for the update. I had actually confirmed when I deactivated my other WooCommerce related-plugins. My email notifications are working of course if I use the standard payment method of WooCommerce, but when I use the custom gateway I had created via the plugin, the email notifications are not triggering.

Do I need to set this up specifically for the plugin because I haven’t noticed any setting for email notifications? Or did I miss some steps?

Cheers and have a great weekend!

Hi Richard,

Thank you for the update. Let me know if you have the fix or have some insights on how to remove the admin notice. I find it unusual that the admin notice is still in my wp-admin dashboard even though I had deactivated (and even deleted) the plugin. It is very distracting and intrusive when I update my website.

Cheers!

Hi @wpsmort

Yes, I see it now. Thank you for your guidance on this!

Merci.

Hi @diana_burduja

Yes, thank you! I get it now. The culprit is another plugin for me to create a custom payment/gateway. The email notification works if I use the standard payment methods of WooCommerce, but if I select the custom payment, the “new order” email notification is not triggering it.

Thank you again for your inputs. Have a nice week!

Hi @abwaita ,

I know the reason now. It is because I have used another plugin to create a custom payment and it seems that if I used the custom payment/gateway (if I’m making sense), it is not triggering the “new order” notification.

I will check with the developer why is the email not being triggered if I used a custom payment gateway I had defined.

Thank you for your help. I will look into the documentation as well.

Hi @leap13support ,

See screenshot below.

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Cheers and thank you in advance for your assistance on this matter.

Here is the link

Golden Shawarma

• This reply was modified 3 years, 8 months ago by Thomas.

Hi @leap13support

Apologies for the late reply. It wasn’t the lower button that I was configuring but rather the trigger button. I was trying to change the font for the “Trigger” button but it is not working.

Thank you CartFlows Team,

I can see the checkout form now. Thank you for your assistance! Appreciate it.

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