ShipperHQ in Bigcommerce

When one of your customers goes through the checkout flow, BigCommerce will reach out to ShipperHQ via an API call and ask ShipperHQ what shipping rates to offer to your customers. ShipperHQ will return a set of values in the API response and BigCommerce will use those values to display them to your customers. As… Continue reading ShipperHQ in Bigcommerce

How to add script to a theme in bigcommerce

To customize features in Bigcommerce , most of the times we may need to add or customize javascript in the theme files. Do follow the steps to add Javascript. Log in to BigCommerce admin panel. From the sidebar, navigate to “Storefront” and select “Script Manager.” In the Script Manager, click on the “Create Script” button.… Continue reading How to add script to a theme in bigcommerce

Create a new shipping method in Bigcommerce

In BigCommerce Navigate to Shipping Settings: In the admin panel, go to “Settings” and then select “Shipping.” Add a Shipping Zone: Shipping methods are often configured within shipping zones. If you don’t have a shipping zone for the desired location, create one. Click on “Add Shipping Zone” and enter the necessary information, such as the… Continue reading Create a new shipping method in Bigcommerce

Published
Categorized as BigCommerce

Abandoned Carts in BigCommerce

Use /abandoned-carts/{token} on headless storefronts to get the cart_id using the abandoned cart token passed to the storefront when a shopper clicks an abandoned cart email link. Once the cart ID has been retrieved, our application can use it to fetch and display information about the cart to the shopper using the REST Storefront API,… Continue reading Abandoned Carts in BigCommerce

Published
Categorized as BigCommerce

Order Refunds in BigCommerce

Order V3 exposes endpoints for creating refunds against orders with settled payments. These endpoints are useful when building order management or payment integrations as they make embedding refund functionality directly into the application possible without requiring merchants to return to their BigCommerce control panel. Refunding an order consists of two API requests. Operation – post… Continue reading Order Refunds in BigCommerce

Adding custom field to checkout page

Log in to your WordPress Admin Dashboard: Go to your WordPress admin area. Usually, you can access it by adding “/wp-admin” to your website’s URL and logging in. Navigate to WooCommerce Settings: In the WordPress dashboard, go to “WooCommerce” > “Settings.” Go to the Checkout Tab: Inside the WooCommerce settings, navigate to the “Checkout” tab.… Continue reading Adding custom field to checkout page

Published
Categorized as BigCommerce

Generating Google API key

Go to the Google Cloud Console: Open your web browser and go to the Google Cloud Console. Select or Create a Project: In the top right corner, use the project selector to select an existing project or create a new one. If you’re creating a new project, follow the prompts to set it up. Navigate… Continue reading Generating Google API key

Published
Categorized as BigCommerce

setup the google API key

API keys are credentials, and like passwords, they should be protected and managed carefully. Publicly exposing unsecured Google Maps Platform credentials can result in unintended use, which could lead to unexpected charges on your account. Below we’ll show you how to restrict the use of the API keys to your checkout page to ensure the… Continue reading setup the google API key

Published
Categorized as BigCommerce

Autocomplete Address field

When customers arrive at checkout and start entering the first few characters of their address, Google Autocomplete will instantly provide a list of potential matching addresses. Customers select an address and the rest of the fields will be automatically filled. This is especially useful for customers on mobile where checking out on a small screen can be… Continue reading Autocomplete Address field

Published
Categorized as BigCommerce

Error ‘ Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (1)’

MySQL Startup Error Resolution Default (GPT-3.5) while checking mysql status getting Active: failed (Result: exit-code) errorChatGPT The “Active: failed (Result: exit-code)” error message typically indicates that the MySQL service failed to start or encountered an issue during its startup process. To diagnose and resolve this issue, you can follow these steps: Check the MySQL Error… Continue reading Error ‘ Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (1)’