Decimals about woocommerce-product-fees HOT 9 OPEN

Does the store maybe have it set to use comma's as the decimal place? May need to do 0,50 if so.

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Yes. About the calculation of the products works well.
You can find the parameters below :

Options de devise : euro
Position de la devise : droite
Séparateur milliers : .
Séparateur décimal : ,
Nombre de décimales : 2

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Gotcha. So if you enter a fee of 0,50, does it work?

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Exactly. the settings of the decimals is good but despite everything when i enter a fee : 0.50€ it does not calculate it.

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Sorry to keep asking, but I'm still a bit unclear so to clarify - you are using a COMMA when typing in the fee?

A screenshot of the settings area would help as well.

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When I enter 0,5€ (with a comma) it doesn't work, whereas if I enter 1€, the calculation is done.

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Hmm, I see. I'm pretty sure something is conflicting with it, perhaps some rounding logic. If you have a test site/staging - trying disabling other plugins except for just WooCommerce & Product Fees. And switch to a default WordPress theme as well.

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Really i don't understand, i change the theme and disable all the extensions and despite i don't see the 0,5 fee...

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I'm really not sure either then :/. Perhaps take a look at rounding settings / number of decimals, as well as the tax classes you may be applying too fees.

And then this is the simplest distilled version of adding a fee:

add_action( 'woocommerce_cart_calculate_fees', function( $cart ) {
	$cart->add_fee( 'Example Fee', '0.50', false, '' );
}, 15 );

Could put that in your theme's function.php file and see what happens.

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