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No, it is not the issue of a theme nor plugin. In your screen cast you have a vendor manual withdrawal activated from the vendor capability settings. Take a look on my post above. I wrote that this bug only exists when auto withdrawal is active and manual withdrawal request is turned off.
I want manual request to be off because in my case all withdrawals are done automatically.

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I am using the last version of Marketplace and https://woowallet.in/ plugin. They added WCFM support with their last update.
To replicate the issue is easy.
Go to Admin Vendors capabilities and turn off “withdrawal request”. Then go to Admin withdrawal settings and set withdrawal to auto generate and auto approve.
Now, if a sale is made and paid with woowallet, then the amount is correctly deducted from the buyers balance, but not added to the vendor balance.
However, if that vendor goes to the payments tab, there will be a row with this sale ID and auto generated withdrawal there, but as I said, the amount of sale is not added to the vendor wallet.

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@Keymaster will you also add support on the WCFM side by adding a gateway for it?

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If you don’t mind please share the solution here. I would also like to try this woowallet out.

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Hi,

Any progress in this?
Can I contact you directly for more proposals and info about this?
BR,

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I need the payment processor to be available worldwide, since the site is going to be global.
I am now thinking about using crypto token on ethereum blockchain, but this is of course would require additional steps from the buyers and sellers, which is bad.
Ideally I would use a crypto as an alternative with paypal, but not as a standalone payment option. Tech savvy customers and vendors will often prefer crypto because it can cost significantly less than the fiat options with paypal. Especially then making a large amount of small transactions.

It seems that I have to delay the launch of the marketplace until I have some good solution working on the test. Hopefully we can get the Paypal marketplace api soon. In the meantime I will work on the crypto token or maybe even a standalone coin option for the site. I have some ideas already in works.

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Thanks for the quick response!

There’s a problem with the payment processor integration because:

1. Apparently Paypal Adaptive API is depreciated since last year already.
2. Paypal Adaptive successor – the Paypal Marketplace API is in beta status and available for few hand picked companies only.
3. Stripe account is not available in Estonia (yet). Also there is no information whatsoever when it might be available here.

Any alternatives or ways around this problem?

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1. No, the feature you linked is a pay for a permanent product limit increase. Pay for product or pay for post is when user pays a certain amount of money to the admin when user submits a post or a product.

2. and 3. Ok, I am listening your price quote for this code.

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Yes, the ultimate works fine with the simple auctions plugin. I am using it.

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Ok, good to hear!

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That’s also a bad solution. Vendor would have to fill it in every time a product is created. I need to assign the location automatically, not manually. The info is already there. The question is how can we use it with the wp-filter or any other similarly capable customiseable taxonomy, meta data filter addon?

From the other topic I saw that WCL team is already working on some solution how to filter products by shipping location. Hopefully we have this feature soon. 🙂

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I already use Geo My WP. Its a crappy way to filter the products. Not good enough. Unless I can find some alternative way to use it.

Could you tell me how the geo my wp tags the woocommerce products with geo location? Is there some meta key available for use with the https://wp-filter.com/ plugin? I went through the products meta info, but could not find any location related info tied to them.

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+1 to the request.

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No, I already got what I wanted from this. Thanks.

I have another request or question.

Is it possible to somehow filter products by post location? I am using https://wp-filter.com/ plugin for filtering.
Or even better way would be to filter products by shipping to country?

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This topic can be closed now. I settled with having a single shop page with added product type taxonomy filter.

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Another excellent way to define a customer location is the geolocation plugin. Right now I already have it working on my test site and users can locate all products nearby their address. However, this method has is not perfect. Having a nearby product does not necessarily mean that the vendor ships to the customer country.

For me the perfect solution would be if a customer could filter all products with available shipment to customer’s country. The customer location could be linked to the vendors defined shipping zones or shipping countries. When this filter is applied, only the available products would be displayed in the shop archive.

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^^ When is this feature coming? I’am waiting for it too. 🙂
Would be great if logged in customer with a filled in address could see the shipping info on the product page automatically based on hes/her address on the my-account page.

Also. Lets say I run a worldwide marketplace, but not all of my vendors ship worldwide. They fill in the shipping to countries under their shop manager settings, but how can I output this information in to custom filter in my shop sidebar for example?

The easiest method to do this is probably add some custom field to the “add product” page and meta it to the filter.?

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The usual way how most combo sites have this done is to have a single archive and the auction select box filter on the sidebar. By selcting the filter only the auction type products are displayed.
From the customer standpoint, perhaps this is a better way to do this.

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Thanks for posting. The bug fix would solve the only a part of this feature i am looking to create.
I’d like to be able to have separate pages and separate filtering (by categories) for both product types (auction and regular products). As I understand there is probably three ways to accomplish this.
1. Have a unique tag for all auctions.
(I could assign auctions with any parent- or sub-category, but only the auctions with auction tag would be displayed on auctions page.)
2. Have a unique parent category for all auctions.
(All auctions must be assigned only to sub-categories which belong to auction parent category. Need two sets of categories for this.)
3. Filtered by woocommerce_simple_auction type. Need some snippet of code for this.
(I could assign auctions with any parent- or sub-category, but only the auctions with woocommerce_simple_auction type would be displayed on the auction page if filtered by category.)

A note: I also need a custom auctions archive page for this, because the regular woocommerce archive does not separate auctions from other products. This is easily doable with a rehub theme.

There’s surely some better solution to this. Unfortunately I have not found any useful info by googling.

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Good to hear that this will be fixed soon!
Thanks!

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