To view the public meta keys used by Kikote, go to your WordPress admin dashboard and head to WooCommerce > Orders. Click on any order to open the Order Edit screen. On this page, scroll down until you see the Custom Fields section. This is where Kikote saves key data related to the customer’s selected address at checkout. The following explains what information each meta key holds from the screenshots below.

• lpac_customer_region represents the region chosen the customer on Google Maps. As shown above, the value is region_1_5676, meaning

• lpac_customer_distance represents the calculated distance between the customer’s selected location and the store’s location. In this case, the value is 3.92, meaning the customer is approximately 3.92 kilometers away from the store.

• lpac_customer_distance_duration stores the estimated travel time between the store and the customer’s location. Here, the value is 8 mins, indicating it would take about 8 minutes to reach the customer based on the calculated route.

• lpac_customer_distance_unit defines the unit of measurement used for the distance. In this case, the value is km, meaning distances are being calculated and displayed in kilometers.

• lpac_latitude holds the latitude coordinate of the customer’s chosen delivery or pickup location. The value 14.0487871 means the customer’s selected point is located at a latitude of approximately 14.05° N.

• lpac_longitude stores the longitude coordinate of the customer’s selected location. The value -60.9283219 means the location lies at approximately 60.91° W longitude.

The list of meta keys that are above are not extensive and there may be more meta keys added to Kikote in the future. All currently available public meta keys can always be viewed in the Custom Fields area, ensuring you have quick access to the data whenever needed.

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In those cases the message would show. A user would have to manually reset location permissions for their browser to rid this message and get your website to prompt them for permission to detect location again.

Unfortunately this is just how browsers work.

Here’s how to reset location services for Google Chrome: https://support.google.com/chrome/answer/142065?hl=en&co=GENIE.Platform%3DAndroid

Here’s how for iOS Safari: https://www.lebow.drexel.edu/about/support-services/knowledge-base/how-allow-location-permission-iphone

To change the actual message shown to the user when the website can’t detect their location, you can use the snippet below:

function sl_cc_edit_manual_location_selection_text($strings){

$strings['manually_select_location'] = 'ADD YOUR CUSTOM MESSAGE HERE';

return $strings;

}
add_filter('kikote_frontend_translated_strings', 'sl_cc_edit_manual_location_selection_text');

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To ignore the shipping or create more dynamic calculations you can use the filter lpac_region_restrictions_order_total_value.

In the snippet below we will only take into account the cart subtotal when validating the shipping restrictions:

function sl_cc_region_restrictions_use_subtotal($order_total, $wc_instance){

return $wc_instance->cart->get_subtotal();

}
add_filter('lpac_region_restrictions_order_total_value', 'sl_cc_region_restrictions_use_subtotal', 10, 2);

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If you would like to change the “Delivery Location” text that shows in the emails that customers receive; you can use the following filter:

function sl_cc_change_email_delivery_location_text($text){
return "Pickup Location";
}
add_filter('lpac_email_map_location_link_button_text', 'sl_cc_change_email_delivery_location_text');

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New WooCommerce stores or stores that recreate their WooCommerce pages will automatically have the Blocks Checkout enabled. Please follow these few simple steps to get the plugin to show on your checkout page:

Step 1

Go to your Pages area in your WordPress dashboard and locate your WooCommerce checkout page and click Edit

Step 2

Click on any of the blocks on the page and then from the right pane click on the Switch to classic checkout button:

Step 3

Confirm the switch and save your changes.

Once done you will be able to continue using the plugin fine.

Rest assured that when the plugin is compatible with the WooCommerce Blocks Checkout it will be announced via the plugin’s changelog.

Note

At this point the checkout should show up as normal and you should see the plugin’s options. If you’d like to go further, you can completely remove the Checkout block and instead add a shortcode element in the editor with the shortcode [woocommerce_checkout]

This will give you the same result but your checkout page width might be better (wider) than simply clicking the switch to classic button.

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function sl_cc_change_shipping_range_method_label($rates, $package){

	foreach( $rates as $rate ){
				
		// Ranges and their label.
		$mappings = [
			'0-2.6' => 'Express Delivery (15-30min)',
			'2.6-12' => 'Express Delivery (20-40min)',
			'12-15' => 'Express Delivery (25-50min)',
			'15-20' => 'Express Delivery (30-60min)',
			'20-30' => 'Next Day Delivery with XYZ Courier',
// 			'>= 30' => 'Example label for entry with no end range'
		];
		
		$label = $rate->label;
		
		foreach( $mappings as $range => $preferred_label ){
			
			if( strpos($label, $range) !== false){
				$rate->label = $preferred_label;	
			}
			
		}

	}
	return $rates;
}
add_filter('woocommerce_package_rates', 'sl_cc_change_shipping_method_label', 200, 2);

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The below snippet should be sufficient to achieve this.

function sl_cc_adjust_customer_addresses($data){
	$data['billing_address_1'] = explode(',', $data['billing_address_1'])[0];
	$data['shipping_address_1'] = explode(',', $data['shipping_address_1'])[0];
	return $data;
}
add_filter('woocommerce_checkout_posted_data', 'sl_cc_adjust_customer_addresses');

NOTE: The following snippet assumes that you have the “Remove Plus Code From Address” option turned On. Also, the logic is simple, we’re breaking up the address returned by Google and taking the first part of it which is usually the street address.

There are cases that might not be true, so you would have to change the snippet to handle this if you live in a country where Google doesn’t return the street address as the first part of an address.

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On iPhone this might be a more involved process. You can share the following comment from a stackoverflow question with the Developer:

If you are about to load your website inside an app using webView, make sure to add location permission descriptions to the info.plist file. Add NSLocationWhenInUseUsageDescription versus NSLocationAlwaysUsageDescription versus NSLocationUsageDescription as your needs.

For the sake of completeness, on iOS13, you can not get always permission. But this is not the point here and the point is you have to get the required permissions sometime before you need to get the location from GPS or it is not going to work at all.

Location services for Google Maps does work inside webView apps. The App Developer just needs to add the required configuration to make it possible, as these configurations are not something that needs/can be done on the side of the map on the website itself.

Some resources that might help:

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/57130901/getcurrentposition-in-js-does-not-work-on-ios

https://xabaras.medium.com/android-webview-handling-geolocation-permission-request-cc482f3de210

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The following snippet does just that, simply change out the part of the snippet where it says: *REPLACE WITH YOUR DESIRED TEXT* with the text you’d like displayed on the checkout page.

add_action( 'woocommerce_before_checkout_form', 'sl_cc_checkout_notice_1', 10 );
function sl_cc_checkout_notice_1() {
    wc_print_notice( sprintf(
        __("%s *REPLACE WITH YOUR DESIRED TEXT*", "woocommerce"),
        '<strong>' . __("Order Instructions:", "woocommerce") . '</strong>',
    ), 'success' );
}

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function sl_cc_adjust_distance_range_shipping_cost($shipping_cost, $package, $wc_instance, $range_data){
 
$start_range = (int) $range_data['start_range'];
$end_range = (int) $range_data['end_range'];
$distance = $range_data['distance'];
$cart = $wc_instance->cart->get_subtotal();
    
    if($start_range === 60 && $end_range === 100 && $cart > 2000){
        return $distance * 1.5;
    }
 
    return $shipping_cost;
}
add_filter('kikote_distance_range_shipping_cost', 'sl_cc_adjust_distance_range_shipping_cost', 10, 4);

In the code above, if the customer is between the ranges of 60 and 100, and their cart subtotal is more than $2000, then the rate at which their shipping price will be calculated is $1.50 per unit distance.

It’s possible to do this for all Shipping workflows using the appropriate filter.

• Cost by Region – kikote_region_shipping_cost (params: $region_cost, $customer_detected_region_costs, $wc_instance)

• Cost by Distance Standard – kikote_distance_shipping_cost (params: $shipping_cost, $package, $wc_instance, $distance_data)

• Cost by Distance Range – kikote_distance_range_shipping_cost (params: $shipping_cost, $package, $wc_instance, $distance_range_data)

• Cost by Store Distance – kikote_store_distance_shipping_cost (params: $shipping_cost, $package, $wc_instance, $store_distance_data)

• Cost by Store Location – kikote_store_shipping_cost (params: $store_shipping_cost, $currently_selected_store_details, $wc_instance)

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