Gaylord Focker

Hi,

Unfortunately multiplyers are not supported, but that is a good feature though, so it may be added on later versions.

Kim

Hi,

It is hard to say what is wrong, but if everything seems OK on WooCommerce’s end, you should check on Google’s end as well.

Try to generate new API key and check you have enabled all the necessary APIs.

Try to use docs also: https://web-data.online/docs/webdata-custom-shipping-methods-for-woocommerce

Kim

Hi,

You can set the starting point at the plugin settings, or plugin will pick the store address instead.

Ending point will be the client’s address on checkout.

Regards,
Kim

Hi,

I believe you need to do some customization on your WooCommerce checkout in that case. Plugin itself reads the address with WooComerce’s get_billing_address() function. If you need to customize the logic, you can use dbf_calculated_fee filter. More info: https://web-data.online/docs/woocommerce-distance-based-fee/#dbf_developers

Kim

Please follow these steps:

1) Google has changed their policy, and now you need to have a billing account enabled, in order to use their API. More info: https://console.cloud.google.com/project/_/billing/enable

2) Check your plugin settings, you need to have enabled atleast one shipping method for the fee.

3) Check error log for possible errors. You can find the log at the plugin settings page on “Logs” tab.

4) Choose one of the WooCommerce shipping methods at WooCommerce – Shipping and save any of the shipping methods settings once to clear the cache.

5) Make sure you have entered your store location correctly on WooCommerce settings, and Google can locate it through Google Maps.

6) Make sure you have enabled correct API. Try to enable the following APIs: Distance Matrix API, Places API for Web, Google Maps Geocoding API

7) Try to generate new API key and do NOT choose restricted mode.`

And also please see the documentation here: https://web-data.online/docs/woocommerce-distance-based-fee/

Kim

Hi,

There is a filter called wb_woocommerce_custom_rate_filter, which allows you to modify the whole calculation logic pretty much, including the shipping name. You need to have some developer experience to achieve that, and you can find the developer docs here: https://web-data.online/docs/woocommerce-custom-shipping-methods/#developers

Kim

Hi,

No, unless you cause lots of traffic to their servers and reach the daily limit, which is quite high. You can check on Google’s docs the actual daily limit.

Kim

Hi,

Are you logged in when you try out the calculation? It may be that WooCommerce is using cached data on checkout, and that’s why it won’t update. Just enter the zipcode again, and that should flush the WooCommerce’s cache.

Kim