pradhansb

I will give thee both a shot. Re: option 2. I’ve used ACF and in fact thought to do this. I am “crude” at coding, but I’ve done it. Any ideas why Menu Order may have stopped working? Just curious. Thanks so much for your suggestions.

And to be clear, this might work on the New Order form. I am not speaking of sorting on the shop page…

Thanks again.

• This reply was modified 1 year, 9 months ago by pradhansb.

Thanks. I couldn’t find a link for them. This is really appreciated.

I am using Kadence’ Woocommerce Email Designer inside Elementor. My theme is Astra. I hope I was clear in my description. Previously, when the New Order Form was generated, the order of the products “honored” the menu order. That has changed in all likelihood due to some update somewhere.
Thanks for your prompt response.

Thanks for the advice. I will give that a shot.

Hello Condless, and thanks for your effort. I am really trying! And I think I finally got it working…May I ask, is there any way to show the state with the City? For example, I am shipping to IL and WI and they both have the cities Madison. Is there any code to differentiate these?

All of the 6 states to which we ship will have the same flat rate shipping method. Is there a best suggested method for doing this. IOW, is it better to create a zone for each separate state, or 1 zone that contains all the cities in those 6 states?
Thanks,
Pradhan

• This reply was modified 2 years, 4 months ago by pradhansb.

Thank you, but perhaps I was not clear. I was able to successfully create the cities to which I am shipping. However, before installing the plugin, Woocommerce allows you to select specific states in the USA. For example, United States–Minnesota; United States–Nebraska.

My client ships to 6 states as such under a flat rate. Before I implemented the Cities Shipping Zone plugin, I was able to create a zone which included those states. However, AFTER implementing the plugin, the states disappeared altogether as an option…thus that zone stopped functioning. Individual states are no longer listed at all in the Region dropdown.

I did NOT use the Bulk Select to create the cities. Are you saying that if I used the Bulk Select option, the states would have remained?

Thanks again,
Pradhan

gratitude!

Forget this. The name I was seeing was from the SMTP server. My bad.
Pradhan

Same problem, solved by assigning pages to anything but HOME. Whew…simple solution but I spent hours looking for a solution. This should be part of UM’s instructions or option out of that feature.

@pjfc, Did not receive anything.

Got it Steve, sorry.

In my spare time, I am watching your videos on your plugin. I just want to offer my complements. Your plugin represents a LOT of work. It is well planned, and very impressive.

No questions here…just a complement!
Pradhan

Sure. I don’t see a way to dm to you though. I am at [redacted]@gmail.com
I have a staging site where I could readily play!
Thanks for the opportunity.

• This reply was modified 3 years ago by Steven Stern (sterndata).

Thanks again Peter.
Yes, I did ask them and its now on their future feature request list. I would think it would be a popular item so maybe they will get to it sooner rather than later.

Again, thanks for your prompt reply.

Oh…and I’ve enjoyed watching your videos!

All the best,
Pradhan

Here is a biggy pjfc:
Open table in db, any table.
Open second table.
Map selected fields of Table 1 into Table 2.

An example. I am using Bookly which is an appointment plugin. It keeps its own table of bookly customers. On the backend, you can opt to create a wp account when entering the data.
But, you can also register a user independent of Bookly but it does NOT create a bookly customer.
I would love it to. This way I could use an independent registration plugin up front.
Thanks for your consideration.
Pradhan