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@ben absolutely, just left you one now 🙂

https://wordpress.org/support/topic/the-best-multi-vendor-plugin-hands-down

Hi Jamie ( @digitalchild ),

Thanks for your guidance… Makes total sense now you pointed that out!

After your advice I’ve defined the variables for $shipping_flat_rates within the function.

It all looks OK (from a novice view), and the appropriate variables should be getting populated, but it’s still not picking it up.

Could you possibly quickly scan over it to see if anything obvious stands out? (without taking up too much of your time!)

In the interest of keeping this thread tidy I’ve added the code to pastbin – http://pastebin.com/HatxLYzP

Thanks guys, you and Ben are both so helpful 🙂

Hi Ben,

I’ve put this code together, but my knowledge is basic at best!

I’ve added the below code to my theme functions page. The action hook is working as the function seems to be firing. The thing is it give the “no shipping found…..”.

I’m guessing it doesn’t know a product/user to return the shipping for… How can I tell it ‘for each line item’ ?

// seller shipping in basket for each line item
add_action( ‘pre_user_query’, ‘DisplaySellerShipping’ );

global $woocommerce;

function DisplaySellerShipping() {
if ( is_cart() ) {

if ( ! empty( $shipping_flat_rates[ ‘national’ ] ) || ! empty( $shipping_flat_rates[ ‘international’ ] ) ) : ?>

<table>

<?php if ( $shipping_flat_rates[ ‘national_disable’ ] !== ‘yes’ ): ?>
<?php if ( strlen( $shipping_flat_rates[ ‘national’ ] ) >= 0 || strlen( $shipping_flat_rates[ ‘national_free’ ] ) >= 0 ) : ?>
<?php $free = ( array_key_exists( ‘national_free’, $shipping_flat_rates ) && $shipping_flat_rates[ ‘national_free’ ] == ‘yes’ ) ? true : false; ?>
<?php $price = $free ? __( ‘Free’, ‘wcvendors-pro’ ) : wc_price( $shipping_flat_rates[ ‘national’ ] . $product->get_price_suffix() ); ?>
<tr>
<td width=”60%”><?php _e( ‘Within ‘, ‘wcvendors-pro’ ); ?><?php echo $countries[ strtoupper( $store_country ) ]; ?></td>
<td width=”40%”><?php echo $price; ?></td>
</tr>
<?php endif; ?>
<?php endif; ?>

<?php if ( $shipping_flat_rates[ ‘international_disable’ ] !== ‘yes’ ): ?>
<?php if ( strlen( $shipping_flat_rates[ ‘international’ ] ) > 0 || strlen( $shipping_flat_rates[ ‘international_free’ ] ) > 0 ) : ?>
<?php $free = ( array_key_exists( ‘international_free’, $shipping_flat_rates ) && $shipping_flat_rates[ ‘international_free’ ] == ‘yes’ ) ? true : false; ?>
<?php $price = $free ? __( ‘Free’, ‘wcvendors-pro’ ) : wc_price( $shipping_flat_rates[ ‘international’ ] . $product->get_price_suffix() ); ?>
<tr>
<td width=”60%”><?php _e( ‘Outside ‘, ‘wcvendors-pro’ ); ?> <?php echo $countries[ strtoupper( $store_country ) ]; ?></td>
<td width=”40%”><?php echo $price; ?></td>
</tr>
<?php endif; ?>
<?php endif; ?>
</table>

<?php else: ?>

<h5><?php _e( ‘No shipping rates are available for this product.’, ‘wcvendors-pro’ ); ?></h5>

<?php endif;
}
}

Hi Ben,

Excellent 🙂

Just to update you lol…. Since my last post I’ve discovered that my pro dashoard was only actually working correctly if user role ‘vendor’ (all other roles including ‘pending_vendor’ stripped the 2 closing tags).

Point to note: As I use classipress, for the above to work correctly the user needs to have role of ‘contributor’ at all times, therefore I now allow users to have multiple roles. I force all users to auto set ‘vendor’ as role now, so I don’t need my original php if statement anymore as all users are also ‘vendors’ – therefore displaying correctly.

Obviously this isn’t perfect as it bypasses vendor application/approval etc… – but for now it works.

(FREE Dashboard worked correctly at all time for some bizarre reason).

Cheers

Hi Ben,

Once again, thanks for replying to my message so quick yesterday – and for pointing me in the right direction!!

I just wanted to post here what fixed things for me, as I’ve been a little stranded with this. I have no doubt this was a theme issue but like most other theme sellers, they’re just sh*t with support and help…

Woocommerce documentation for integrating using hooks is less than comprehensive, and I focused all my time trying to get the theme function hooks to work and my opening / closing tags to match (this is all they mention). I see now that this was completely pointless (in my case) and this alone was never going to work (with my theme).

After Ben mentioned templating woocommerce, it immediately dawned on me to try using a combination of my placed tags in the function page hooks AND also continuing the matching of the tags in each applicable woocommerce template. This finally fixed my main layout and compatibility issue.

I then discovered another issue when I noticed that everything was working perfectly except the PRO dashboard (FREE dashboard worked fine). After a little digging I noticed that something was stripping out two closing divs (</div></div>) from after <div class=”wcvendors-pro-dashboard-wrapper”></div>.

Although I still haven’t figured out what’s causing that yet, a quick fix was to put a simple php echo inside page.php which stated to print the two missing divs if on PRO dashboard. All is working correctly now, and when I find out what was stripping my closing divs I’ll post it here.

I hope this post at least helps a few people 🙂

Thanks Ben – your plugin is dynamite!!!