The currency converter one, Yes I'm using FlatsomeThere are two guides in the thread, the SSL and Currency Converter, which one? Also, are you using Flatsome theme?, just making sure.
The currency converter one, Yes I'm using FlatsomeThere are two guides in the thread, the SSL and Currency Converter, which one? Also, are you using Flatsome theme?, just making sure.
Just sent you the guide in PM.The currency converter one, Yes I'm using Flatsome
Thank you so muchJust sent you the guide in PM.
There are two guides in the thread, the SSL and Currency Converter, which one? Also, are you using Flatsome theme?, just making sure.
Just sent you the guide in PM.This is exactly what I am looking for. I am using flatsome theme too, and I am looking to have the currency converter as in the image. Please send me the guide and code.
I have seen a thread about this. Think it is not possible with Alidropship Currency Switcher. You need a third party paid Currency Switcher for that.Is there a way to have geolocated currency shown in for checkout page too? I am using Paypal, which is setup to accept multiple currencies.
I just sent you the guide, although I think you have it already, or maybe it was in another location in the header. Actually I have moved the Currency Switcher to the right end of the menu bar. If you choose the location, by default this is not visible in mobile. You need to add the element to the Header Mobile Overlay. If you choose the location next to the menu, the guide is for that.@Mar that looks pretty good how you've put the switcher in the menu bar ... can you send me the guide too please?
Yes. Mine is elsewhere in the header, but I'm curious as to how you did it the way you did. I like it. Thanks for thatI just sent you the guide, although I think you have it already, or maybe it was in another location in the header.
This guide is not for everybody, rather it is only for members who requested it and is using the right theme it is intended.Why would you not share a guide here?
No. You can use another one for Woocommerce if you wish. Just disable the built in one. There are several to choose from. And they all have pros and cons as well.the plugin here doesn't show the same currency all the way to purchase?
What?That's why I had to user oscars woocommerce plugin detecting the users location.
You already asked that above in the first quote.But can you guys tell me if this is detecting the currency and you get converted currency all the way through and to the payment gateway too.
So no problem then, right? Or does the basic version have major limitations?I use oscars plugin WooCommerce Price Based on Country (Basic)
I just checked this out. The basic version is useless. The exchange rates have to be input manually and updated manually. Seeing as they change on a daily basis, looking them up then editing them in the plugin all the time is just ridiculous. The built in Alidropship currency converter is is way superior in this case.I use oscars plugin WooCommerce Price Based on Country (Basic)