[Michael McHugh]

Thanks. That filter worked.

[Michael McHugh]

That’s all fine, but the visible addition of the shipping class name to the lablel in cart and checkout pages are not necessary for the client to see.

It’d be nice if that could be wrapped in a separate css tag/class, so it could be at least easily hidden from view, as it’s not relevant to the customer’s experience at all.

[Michael McHugh]

I’ll remove the Registration Form with CSS.

I also just noticed that the vendor name is being pre-pended to “SHIPPING” in the cart, so it’s “AIRPHOTOS SHIPPING” which is not desired.

Is that an edit to the function provided to prevent that? (see screenshot)

[Michael McHugh]

I was referring to BEFORE you login at /dashboard — see screenshot.

We only have a single vendor or two per site, so there is no need to register, and we want to disable registration.

I can just hide it with CSS, but was looking for a way of actually disabling the registration process entirely via setting or funciton, perhaps.

[Michael McHugh]

Thanks. That seems to have worked.

Is there a way to eliminate the Vendor Registration box from the /dashboard/ login page?

[Michael McHugh]

I was also under impression that WCMp Stripe Marketplace supported Apple Pay and Google Pay as well. It seems it does not.

Other WooCommerce vendor systems that offer Stripe Split Payments via Connect, like WCFM, do already.

Customers like the Apple Pay and Google Pay options, and as Stripe supports it, so should WCMp Stripe Marketplace.

-Michael

[Michael McHugh]

I tried it out, and that seems to work.

Thanks!

[Michael McHugh]

So, the filed name is “_product_vendors_commission” ?

i.e. per the PW Bulk Edit example, would it be:

$columns[] = array(
‘name’ => ‘Commission’,
‘type’ => ‘text’,
‘table’ => ‘meta’,
‘field’ => ‘_product_vendors_commission’,
‘visibility’ => ‘both’,
‘readonly’ => false,
‘sortable’ => ‘false’
);

Does that look right?

Thanks,
Michael

[Michael McHugh]

Any info on getting the variation level Commission field’s info as described above to get it to work with PW Bulk Edit?

Thanks,
Michael

[Michael McHugh]

> > Hence the 1team software needs to use our hook to pass that rate. But,
> > can you please share a scrrenshot of this setting “setting to “Use
> > Seller Address” “, and what is the role of this, so we can assit the
> > team accordingly.

As I mentioned above, when I had this WCMp setting enabled: WCMp >> Settings >> General >> Enable Vendor Shipping
AND the 1TeamSoftware’s SHipStation Shipping “Use Seller Address” setting enabled (see screenshot), their ShipStation calculated charges did go to the Vendor.

So my point was that it works. I was explaining that those two needed to be on for it to work, regardless if the Shipping was set to go to the Admin, or the Vendor. Once those are on, I could toggle the WCMp >> Settings >> Payment >> Shipping option to toggle where the shipping charge goes.

Again, it does work, it was just not very clear why it works the way it does.

It would be great if WCMp reached out to 1TeamSoftware <info@1teamsoftware.com> to work at making the compatibility smoother/clearer.

>> Please lets us know what is the main order number and what is the suborder number i.e. https://prnt.sc/26x100i

Your screenshot doesn’t show anything about “suborder number” so not clear what I’m looking for.

[Michael McHugh]

>> For that you need to use WCMp >> Commission csv data.

There is no menu item under WCMp called “Commission csv data”. Nor in WCMp >> Commissions do I see “csv data” anywhere.

Please elaborate.

> > Now, as admin will keep the tax amount, then simply disable “tax” via
> > WCMp >> Settings >> Payment.
> >
> > This way admin will receive his commission and tax. vendor on the
> > other hand will receive his commission + shipping. If you enable
> > vendor shipping, then vendor can also configure their own shipping
> > rate.

So this would apply to OPTION A that I outlined above? The problem is the “Payment Info” in Strip goes to the vendor in that case (DF). We need the Artist to get that, which is Why I think we need to go with OPTION B, and we’d switch the Tax to go to the Vendor as that would be the Artist in that case, and we, DF as the Site Admin would keep the shipping.

I didn’t see an answer to my second question about whether we could enable “Transfer shipping charges collected (per product) to the vendor.” on an individual Vendor basis. Is that what is supposed to happen when vendor shipping is enabled? In that case, if it’s enable, but no rates are defined, will it use the Shipping Calculated by our ShipStation plugin?

[Michael McHugh]

I’m asking for the info to use for the variation level commission amount field in the code provided by PW Bulk Edit, here: https://www.pimwick.com/pw-faq/custom-fields/

I need the correct data for this:

$columns[] = array(
‘name’ => ‘Field Name 1’,
‘type’ => ‘text’,
‘table’ => ‘meta’,
‘field’ => ‘_meta_key_of_field1’,
‘visibility’ => ‘both’,
‘readonly’ => false,
‘sortable’ => ‘false’
);

…And then I can test it.

As you can see in the video, the product level Vendor and Commisson amount fields are readily available in PW Bulk Edit, but the variation level ones just say “Same as parent” so they must be defined differently I’m assuming.

Link to Video: https://www.dropbox.com/s/yw1hs8xcr90jkbp/Screen-Recording.mov?dl=0

per PW Bulk Edit:

> You will need to find the “meta_key” for these fields. The WCMp vendor
> will know this. If the data is not stored in the wp_postmeta table
> using the meta_key, then it won’t be a field that the PW Bulk Editor
> can use.

-Michael

[Michael McHugh]

I’m asking for the info to use for the variation level commission amount field in the code provided by PW Bulk Edit, here: https://www.pimwick.com/pw-faq/custom-fields/

We need to be able to bulk edit the commission amount for all matching variations, for instance all variations of a “Print Size” of 11×14

I need the correct data for this:

$columns[] = array(
‘name’ => ‘Field Name 1’,
‘type’ => ‘text’,
‘table’ => ‘meta’,
‘field’ => ‘_meta_key_of_field1’,
‘visibility’ => ‘both’,
‘readonly’ => false,
‘sortable’ => ‘false’
);

…And then I can test it.

As you can see in the video, the product-level Vendor and Commission amount fields are readily available in PW Bulk Edit, but the variation-level ones just say “Same as parent” so they must be defined differently I’m assuming.

Link to Video: https://www.dropbox.com/s/yw1hs8xcr90jkbp/Screen-Recording.mov?dl=0

per PW Bulk Edit:

> You will need to find the “meta_key” for these fields. The WCMp vendor
> will know this. If the data is not stored in the wp_postmeta table
> using the meta_key, then it won’t be a field that the PW Bulk Editor
> can use.

-Michael

[Michael McHugh]

Is there a reason why the order number that goes into Stripe is 1 digit off from the order# recorded in WooCommerce?

In WooCommerce it’s #17654, but in both Stripe account it’s #17653.

In the vendor dashboard it’s also #17654, so it seems the order # going to Stripe is off.

This presents a real reference/sync problem. Shouldn’t the order # be consistent throughout?

[Michael McHugh]

If you were getting the cc’s on the emails with info@1teamsoftware.com I believe the vendir_id as 0 issue was caused by the fix for you not seeing calculated rates, which was their 1Team Software’s ShipStation Shipping’s setting to “Use Seller Address” which we had to turn off for you to see rates.

I turned it back on and I also enabled the WCMp setting to Enable Vendor Shipping (If enabled vendor can configure their shipping on dashboard.) and entered a store address.

It seems that WCMp setting needs to be on in order for the Shipping to go to Stripe at all. That was not something that was readily apparent. I didn not define any shipping it just needed to be switched on, and I presume have a Store address entered fort he vendor.

I switched that WCMp setting off, and the Shipping disappeared again from orders to Stripe.

So, it seems both settings in each plugin need to be ON for WCMp to work with 1Team Software’s ShipStation Shipping.

Tt seems to be working, but getting there was very confusing.

-Michael

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