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Would you be able/willing to add the full function to make this work?

Thanks!

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Before upgrading, the customers email would be saved to a custom field in the order. Now it’s missing. This is an order that was payed for with PayPal express checkout.

Yes the order email is saved correctly, but the customers PayPal email address isn’t added to the orders custom field as it used to. Any idea how to fix this?

Sweet! And thanks for the followup!

Moving classes and or id’s to the top of the child theme’s stylesheet does not work either. All other css attributes work without issue except when i want to target the popups.

My theme comes with a “custom css box” though which isn’t remove when updating the theme. Placing the css attributes in this box works so I’ll just go with this solution for now.

I’ve tried the option and some styling (probably styling that I havent specified) goes missing but the childthemes stylesheet is still ignored. Styling in the parent stylesheet are being used without issue though.

@intensebyanu Did you ever find a solution to this problem?

Please let me know if you do find a solution. VAT with the new EU rules are indeed a pain in the a&). Makes you wonder what was wrong with the old rules.

Totally forgot about this topic, my bad! Haven’t had an http error in a long time though so it must have been resolved in an update.

Unfortunately not. Would really love to have a solution!

That will work perfectly!!Thanks for the help and keep up the good work David!

Will do! Very happy with this plugin.

Btw, would it be possible to include for example a report in which all orders are reported (also those without vat) or display countries with 0 vat amount? I would use the default woocommerce report but it messes up because it wont differentiates between currencies.

Think it should be working ok, checked a few more orders and they all show the correct amounts in the EU VAT Reports tab. Assumed it wasn’t working but clearly was looking at the wrong report. My bad!

Hey david, i think i might have raised my hand to soon. I was using the report in “Woocommerce->reports->taxes->taxes by code” which just displays the vat amount present in the order without taking the currency in to account.

Using the “Woocommerce->reports->taxes->EU VAT report” page seems to convert the amount from the foreign currency back to euro.

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I am correct that the EU VAT Reports page converts foreign currency’s to euro though?