I understand the issue. While checking, I found that the additional field that you're talking about doesn't appear in the English version, but, I noticed that field in the French version of the site. Please check this screenshot: hidden link
However, Please note that the plugin you mentioned, "EAS EU Compliance," appears to be a new plugin and it is currently not listed in the compatible directory of WPML. You can also check from here as well: https://wpml.org/plugin/
Therefore, the issue you're having could be a compatibility issue as well. However, if you're able to reproduce the issue within our sandbox environment, I can delve deeper into investigating the matter. Below, you'll find the autologin link to access our sandbox site.
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The WPML and other addons are already installed in the sandbox. Once you're logged in, please install the "EAS EU Compliance" plugin, configure the plugin and WPML according to your main site, and try to replicate the issue in the sandbox.
If you're able to reproduce the issue, please let me know. I'll review it and guide you accordingly.
Additionally, consider reaching out to the "EAS EU Compliance" plugin's support team and suggest their participation in WPML's Go-Global program. For their reference and more details about the program, you can share this link: https://wpml.org/documentation/support/go-global-program/.
Thank you for your reply. EAS support did the plugin configuration, and I don't know how. So, the only thing I can do is send this reply to the EAS support team, not try to reproduce the issue in the sandbox.
> I understand the issue. While checking, I found that the additional field that you're talking about doesn't appear in the English version, but, I noticed that field in the French version of the site. Please check this screenshot: hidden link
It seems you do not fully understand the features provided by the plugin. The plugin treats EU VAT charges. We are currently addressing the issue by modifying the default settings of WooCommerce so that the buyer's default country is automatically set based on their IP address. In any case, errors certainly occur when the fields are redrawn. I don't believe this is a plugin compatibility issue, however.
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Hi there!
This is Paola and I will continue with the ticket as Prosenjit is on holiday.
Ok so please ask the EAS support to do the plugin configuration on the sandbox in order to investigate the issue.
Please let me know when it is done.
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