rainbowalex

Thanks for the plugin list, but does that mean the standard Woocommerce reports dont do that anymore? that is sad

The last plugin on the list integrates it nicely though. so thanks for that

• This reply was modified 2 years ago by rainbowalex.

Aloha @pranavrana89
thanks for the reply.
Ideally I would want a geolocation but I have read that the MaxMind DB is only good when you get the paid version and I don’t really want to have to do that.

But the DB currently integrated does not work right. I had a friend from Canada try and check and his geolocation came up as Afghanistan. So it’s not working which is why I disabled it for now.

But ideally I would have a working Geolocation, because it does interact with other plugins like Country Based Restrictions.

Aloha @zorem

Sorry for the late reply and thanks for your help.
I amde the screenshots, but I somehow can’t upload them here. Can I send them to you somwehow?

Aloha Charles @wpcentrics
Thanks again for the message, sorry for my late reply, been super busy.

What do you mean with

Important: small zones must be at the top, because WooCommerce assign the first matching shipping zone for each address.

I have multiple different shipping zones, mostly all country specific as the prices change with different countries.

I think the best option is create a shipping class “not sell on Germany”, and assign it to the products you need.

So if I make this class and assign a product to that I need to add this rule to my Germany shipping zone and it has to be on the very top, correct?
Since I am using different shipping methods do I have to include the rule in every shipping method or is there a way to have to done once that works for all different shipping methods?

And so when using the free version customers will just imply not be able to click purchase on the entire cart and don’t know which product is causing it?

Thanks for the help!

Hey @xue28
Thanks for the reply and sorry for my late answer.

Is there a way to do the geolocation with having to make a maxmind account?

Aloha,
yes I have tried that but its the same result. OK I will contact WooCommerce support again. Thanks anyways for your help.

Aloha,
not sure if this message will still come through but I would like to post a similar question.
I have a product that I can’t ship to certain country, in this case Germany. How can I exclude that from being able to be shipped to Germany but have customers from other countries still be able to buy it AND have German customers be able to buy other items?

Germany already has its own shipping zone, can I make an edit in there or do I need to make another ‘Germany zone’ and if so where do I place it and what rules do I need to use?

Thanks for the help.

Aloha Martin,
thanks for your reply.
I have set the settings to “Default to customer shipping address” however it still shows Germany by default, no matter where the customer is from. So the Woocommerce post is not helping either.

So there is no way to change this?