Default tax_status and tax_class setting

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    • #39589
      Jay
      Guest

      Hi,

      I disabled tax settings from Vendor’s capability.
      When Admin opens product manager after vendor submitting a product for review, it’s showing tax_status=”None” and tax_class=”Standard” by default.
      I don’t have such issue when I add product in Admin’s account directly.

      Is there code snippet I could use to make tax_status=”taxable” by default?
      Something like:
      $array[‘tax_status’][‘value’] = ‘taxable’;
      $array[‘tax_class’][‘value’] = ‘standard’;

      Thanks,
      Jay

    • #39595
      WCFM Forum
      Member

      Hi,

      “I disabled tax settings from Vendor’s capability.”
      – As tax capability disabled for vendors so their added products generated with Tax status “None”.

      What’s wrong in this?

      Thank You

    • #39657
      Jay
      Guest

      Hi,

      I am disabling Tax for vendors, because every product they post should be ‘taxable’.

      Thanks,
      Jay

    • #39658
      WCFM Forum
      Member

      Hi,

      But unfortunately, if you disable anything then it will off by default.

      Better, you keep that enable for your vendors and instruct them not to OFF tax for products.

      Thank you

    • #39661
      Jay
      Guest

      Hi,

      Then is there way to hide(wcfm_custom_hide) tax tab in the product manage tab via functions? Or hiding through CSS is only the option?

    • #39664
      WCFM Forum
      Member

      Hi,

      OK< use this code ->

      add_filter( 'wcfm_pm_block_class_tax', function( $classes ) {
      	return '';
      });

      But keep ON Tax capability.

      Thank You

    • #39666
      Jay
      Guest

      Thanks for your help.
      It works!

      ~Jay

    • #39667
      WCFM Forum
      Member

      Great … you are welcome 🙂

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