Problem: The client has set different prices for each currency, and while the currency switcher works correctly, changing the language does not maintain the set currency price; instead, it shows the automatic exchange rate price. Additionally, after updating a product price, one of the variation prices is set correctly but displayed incorrectly. Solution: 1. We updated the product in the default language and checked the frontend to ensure that the manual price for the second currency displayed correctly. 2. We identified the issue as related to caching. To resolve this, we went to the admin area, clicked on the top bar menu, selected Breeze, and then clicked on 'Purge All Cache'. This action corrected the price display. 3. We advised the client to adjust cache settings if necessary by navigating to Settings > Breeze.
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Problem:
I am having this issue where I cannot set custom prices for translated products on my WooCommerce site. The site uses two currencies, NOK and EUR, and the prices for different products need to be set individually. How can I change the price for translated products?
Solution:
To set custom prices for translated products in WooCommerce with different currencies, you can check the documentation page URL we shared below for guidance on configuring custom prices for different currencies.
