Woocommerce CMS code for shipping price on product page

Hi,

For the provided code you just need to wrap in in PHP tags and add to the CMS Code control:

<?php
$shipping_class_id = $product->get_shipping_class_id();
$shipping_class= $product->get_shipping_class();
$fee = 0;

if ($shipping_class_id) {
$flat_rates = get_option("woocommerce_flat_rates");
$fee = $flat_rates[$shipping_class]['cost'];
}

$flat_rate_settings = get_option("woocommerce_flat_rate_settings");
echo 'Shipping cost: ' . ($flat_rate_settings['cost_per_order'] + $fee);
?>

It works for my sample product which has one Shipping Class assigned. I'm not sure what will happen if you're using different classes for different product attributes. This question is not related to Themler itself. This is Woocommerce functionality.

Thank you,
Olivia

Thank you Olivia, I'll try that today.

Best regards,
Angela

You're welcome.
Please keep us posted about the progress.

Thank you,
Olivia

Sorry for the delay in replying but I had to put that project on the back burner to attend to a more urgent account.

I realise that this is really Woocommerce issue but I am reporting here to hopefully help others. I have tried adding the above code to a CMS control in my theme but unfortunately it outputted the cost as 0. However in the Woocommerce install there are several flat rate Shipping Classes so that is probably what has broken it somewhere.

Regards,
Angela

Hi,

I suggest that you search for existing solution for the similar questions on WordPress forums. If you find the solution which works with default WP theme we'll help you to get it work with Themler themes.

Thank you,
Olivia

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